Renamed from `docker` to `hub` since I otherwise always accidentally
search the actual docker hub when I want to find solutions for docker
issues.
Also sorted search engines alphabetically.
Added privacy-aware redirects for goodreads (biblioreads) and
twitch (safetwitch). Safetwitch unfortunately requires
javascript enabled but is still heaps lighter of a website
than the official streaming one.
Farside does not offer redirects for these services yet so we
keep a manual list to redirect to for the time being.
The redirector can now be fed with either a list of targets to pick from
(as before) or a "farside" entry which points to a farside service
redirect or multiple.
The dict entry then looks like:
```python
"quora": {
"source": ["quora.com"],
"farside": ["quetre"],
}
```
It has the source service url as usual, but then instead of a "target"
entry contains a "farside" entry.
A redirect dict entry can take both "target" and "farside" entries, but
will then always give precedence to farside choices.
This should go a long way in helping keep OSS frontends up to date. It
now mostly depends on farside entries in turn being updated.
One potential concern is the new centralization in relying on farside as
the redirect authority.
These are the redirects that made the most trouble for me, and honestly I
do not think wikipedia really belongs in the same category of 'necessary
to redirect' surveillance pages like reddit,instagram or twitter.
Updated reddit redirects once again.
Will soon have to figure out a different way of
approaching the lib- redirections with so many
services blocking/throttling/shutting down the
FOSS frontends. For now, I will bear with it.
Since we now use dotter we can simplify the dir structure for
qutebrowser a lot. Everything dot-filed earlier can now reside
in simple directories called config (for ~/.config/qutebrowser),
data (for ~/.local/share/qutebrowser), and scripts
(for ~/.local/bin) files.
