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• Lillies of the Valley by Jun Miyake
• Moments in Love by Art Of Noise
• 10:15 Saturday Night by The Cure

Both btdig and nyaa.si are online and fully operational, that seems to be a proplem on your end.
Skullxdcc background image does not irritate me because the background of the search results is black and not transparent.
Here is a more robust filter to block the background image:

skullxdcc.com##.fake-body { background-image: none !important; }

Interesting collection.
Some notes:

• There are two nyaa proxies pages listed. nyaa.si is the actual “official” one. There has been malware in the past on nyaa proxies.
• sunxdcc is being fazed out. The same developer made a new search engine skullxdcc.com
• btdig.com is another highly capable dht crawler that could be added to the “Torrent Site” section.
• Kickass torrents is long, long dead the remaining sites are sketchy copy cats.
• kinozal requires sign-up; would probably good to note in the right hand column.
• irc.undernet.org/bookz and irc.irchighway.net/ebooks are XDCC servers for ebooks
• I don’t know if this would fit the DDL sites category, but some phenomenal ebook sites are: annas-archive.org, libgen.is, libgen.li and z-library.sk

It’s also an odd choice to put the predbs at the top, since that’s probably the category that people are least interested in, in my estimation.

The fmhy.net website is far better to navigate.
For Asian content maybe checkout the non-english section.

Memorize? Nah.
I search through my endless command history with fzf and look up commands I don’t remember with cheat.sh

Yeah, just stumbled across that.
Video DownloadHelper a blast from the past. Haven’t used that for more than a decade (I discovered youtube-dl and never looked back). I didn’t look further in my testing, only promted me for a license when a wanted to download only audio, which seemed kinda scummy since there isn’t even a pure audio source on the website as far as I can tell.

I just tried it and this does work but you need to install their CoApp, which seems to basically just an ffmpeg wrapper.

Okay, this was harder than anticipated. Maybe someone can find an easier solution:

Go to the video you want to download, open the DevTools in your browser (F12 in Firefox), go to Network (you might need to reload the page), play the video. In the search bar under Network type in .m3u8. You’ll get a file likely named master.m3u8. Right-click on it ‘Copy value’ than ‘Copy url’. Paste this in the following yt-dlp command:

yt-dlp \
  --add-header "Referer: https://vidmoly.to/" \
  "https://paste-url-here.to/master.m3u8"

This should download the video.
If you want the subtitles, search for .vtt instead (you might need to select the desired subtitles in the player first). You can directly open the subtile file and download it.

I really hope someone can give you an easier solution.
Don’t hesitate to ask further questions!

From my screenshots folder (Psycho-Pass Episode 2).

You don’t need an extra extension for the cookie notices. Just use uBlock Original for that:
Under Filter lists enable “Cookie notices”

Yeah, that is the video.
Here is it freed from TikTok.

cobalt.tools supports TikTok downloads among other sites.

You are not arguing in good faith.
I have linked multiple times to the docs and to the GitHub repository of flatpak.
Now how about you link to something useful in the docs that proves your point or maybe just a random article as source to your misinformation.

So you linked to apt.
I guess good for anyone who finds this interesting…
But more on topic here is is a link to answer from 2020 from an flatpak maintainer:

If a user installs or updates a specific app-id the code verifies that:

• The new app is gpg signed by a trusted key
• Checksum verifying that all files are untampered with
• The new app has that app id
• The new app has a later timestamp on update

Ah, I was just about to post this.
This is the perfect post for lemmy on so many levels.

You have not provided a single link.

I’m am no expert on flatpak and just did some basic searching.
From reading the command reference it seems GPG-Verification is enabled for each remote and can’t be disabled/enabled for each install. I can just find some issues where gpg verification fails

Error: GPG verification enabled, but no signatures found (use gpg-verify=false in remote config to disable)
error: Failed to install bundle fr.handbrake.ghb: GPG verification enabled, but no signatures found (use gpg-verify=false in remote config to disable)

Documentation seems to be more user oriented and not developer oriented maybe someone more knowledgeble can go in the source code and tell us how it actually works.

This seems to be blatant misinformation.
The default seems to require a gpg signature. It can be disabled for a remote with --no-gpg-verify, but the default for installing and building definitely requires a signature.
You keep talking about the docs, so please show me where is says that in the Flathub Documentation.

flatpak build-sign, is what I can find in the documentation.

This seems like a bit of a scam:
On your external drives you can prevent the creation of .DS_Store

defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores -bool true
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteUSBStores -bool true

If you really want to continuously delete DS_Store from both your internal and external hard drives you can set up a cronjob:

15 1 * * * root find / -name '.DS_Store' -type f -delete