If both of those aren't possible, how viable is it to clone 1337x?

edit: I am not specifically tied to pgp, I just want an encryption method that uses a public key to decrypt and a private one to encrypt

I'm looking into advanced distros (like arch) and slackware is fascinating. Is it still supported/used? If you'd like to comment an alternative distro, please do.

Hello there, it's great to hear from you! I've been learning C, and I find myself forgetting things in C often due to the lack of opportunities to use it frequently, given my limited exposure. Are there any good novice-friendly projects or effective ways to improve my C skills?

edit: If it matters, what I eventually want to graduate into doing is fixing bugs on the linux kernel.

I've been eager to establish my own instance, and I'm interested in migrating my account to it. Is this possible?

I reside in an apartment complex where the internet services are not controlled by the management, but instead, they are managed by our ISP, Telcom. Unfortunately, Telcom restricts certain functionalities for users, such as not helping with the opening of ports or providing the admin username/password for my router. Additionally, my router doesn't appear on the network tab of file explorer. Given this situation, what options do I have to address these limitations to port forward?

I know we have distressingmemes on lemmy.world, but there is currently one post. Do we have any other equivalent?