I honestly didn't even notice that, it still works perfectly fine. I just looked at the repo and it seems like the developer is technically still working on it but very rarely. There just haven't been enough changes for a new release.
I use GrapheneOS too and I don't have this issue. Did you give it the right permission?
This kinda feels like trolling tbh, like, shooting cops in a GTA game isn't new
And a lot of clients can automatically mark posts as read when you scroll past them. That's how I configured it and it works really well for me.
Everything you can find on the internet is a "random URL" in that sense but that URL can be searched on search engines and shared. But I don't know how that p2p git thing works, so maybe I'm assuming it's more complicated than it actually is.
I don't really see what that solves tbh. Not having a central source of truth seems like it could cause issues and git is already pretty much decentralized because everyone who's working on a repo will have a copy on their own device and cam upload that to whatever forge they want. Aside from that, you lose all the features a git forge gives you, especially the ability for people to actually find the repo.
There are already alternatives to GitHub and I think Forgejo is still working on federation. The most active Yuzu fork (as far as I'm aware) is Eden and that has its own Forgejo instance.
Yes, it's pretty recent and even now a lot of Germans will still say that what Israel is doing is bad but "they have a right to exist"
You can't just call everything you deem bad fascist, you're taking away all the meaning from that word

Machen aber gesundheitlich auch keinen Unterschied