New-SubredditHTMLArchive VS Win11Debloat

The New-SubredditHTMLArchive script used to be pointed at TestSubredditA, but reddit banned that subreddit in 2023 because it's unmoderated. So here is brand new 'TestSubredditC', with this one post as content, to validate that the BDFR and BDFR-HTML Python modules are working, after automatic installation.

Here's the current plan to grow this community: 1) Archive source subreddits 2) Run selection script on retrieved JSON comment data 3) Tune script until it aligns with human moderator judgement 4) Send out invites to next monthly batch of selected users

For example, I recently wrote this subreddit archival script, that can download 10s of GBs of internet media, when provided with only a simple list of subreddit names. The user doesn't need to know how the reddit API or BDFR works, only that the tool delivers, when they copy and paste from the readme.

Thanks I hadn't seen that before.. that needs its own post, especially so tools like BDFR can make offline backups. I recently finished a very easy to use subreddit cloning script, that will also download video links as MP4 files: https://github.com/mbarr564/New-SubredditHTMLArchive

Now organized into it's own repository with usage and screenshots.

Scripts like https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat help, but should not be needed in the first place.

Note that modern Linux is also leaning towards the same trend. But i admit it is still much easier to avoid those for power users. Snap, i'm looking at you also...

For my Windows, I first run a ‘debloat’ script to remove all of the unnecessary bloatware that is included with Windows. This is the one I use. Afterward, I use Macrium Reflect to back up both my OS and my Games storage onto two separate storage drives (all internal m.2 drives). After that, regular cleaning of the disks using Disk Cleanup, maybe one/week, and everything runs smoothly.

You can remove it by disabling bing in the windows search. This script has a registry file for it: https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat

This has an option for it: https://github.com/Raphire/Win10Debloat

I'm a fan of using a debloat script.

Most of the bloat can be removed with powershell commands, many of which can be found in lots of articles online with a search. This script removes some typical stuff.