SadTrombone

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by SadTrombone 3y ago
The /api endpoint seems to return me a 301 error from the command line.
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
English is not everyone's first language, and the title may not be perfect but it's perfectly coherent.
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
Incredibly unimpressed at fly.io staff for hiding/making private the downtime forum support thread.
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
It's clearly a worthwhile investment of resources to their major competitors like Mullvad and IVPN, whose Linux clients are just as good as their Windows/macOS clients, if not better. In contrast, ProtonVPN's Linux app is so
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
For what it's worth, their written-from-scratch new Linux app is in pre-release now: https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-prerelease/
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
> Nouveau has (unfortunately) a very lacking support, and proprietary drivers are not preinstalled by default on the CD. In my opinion an open-source driver not written by Nvidia and an Ubuntu ISO not packaged by Nvidia aren't indic
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
Not a fan of their UI being absolutely covered in NFT/.eth links either.
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
I'm personally using it because they give you multiple VMs for free. 2x x86 VMs with 1GB of RAM, and 4 ARM (Ampere) VMs with 4 cores + 24GB to split up 4 ways as you see fit. All of that with a combined 200gb of block storage + 10tb of
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by SadTrombone 3y ago
I see options in my Cloudflare control panel to tunnel things besides HTTP(S) services (including TCP and SSH) via Cloudflare Tunnel. Am I misunderstanding the blog post?
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
If you're unwilling or unable to fully read a Medium article, I suspect that a "real study" would be even less helpful to you.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
There's absolutely no way for qbittorrent to leak your IP if you've configured it correctly to only use the Mullvad network interface.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
You could look into Mozilla's VPN offering, it does what you want and is powered by Mullvad.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Unless I'm missing an edit, that's not remotely what they're saying.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Same. Tailscale just worked out of the box on all my devices. ZeroTier had issues connecting which I didn't bother troubleshooting because Tailscale just worked.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Apple has already started moving iPhone production to India/Vietnam with the goal of having 40-45% of their iPhones being produced there. It's far from a trivial move.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Did you actually read the whole comment you replied to?
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
If in 2022 you're seriously asking for a source for US interference in sovereign nations and their elections, you have some serious reading to do.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
> For email, add a '+' symbol to your email address and filter them out if they get abusive. It's still trivial to parse your real email address from this. With Relay your real email address is completely obfuscated.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
What Google products do you foresee being used in the middle of a firefight?
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
> I can't imagine being that worried about offending people that I'd put an apologetic disclaimer on a reformatting of an internet comment. Seems weirder to be this bothered by a harmless disclaimer, tbh.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Hot tub streams are in their own category on the Twitch site that you can avoid entirely if you want to, this is pretty disingenuous.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
To be fair, this thread was posted first.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
That's the joke.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
One would hope that "for this reason I have cancelled my Prime membership" would've made it obvious that they were joking. Alas.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
The problem with tailing your boyfriend in your car is that your boyfriend tends to notice you tailing him in your car, since he knows what you and your car look like. Using an AirTag completely negates that. It's a lot easier to tail
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
> The AirTag was used to track someone. A vehicle was used to murder them. I don't think anyone who clicked the article (besides you perhaps) was expecting the AirTag to be the actual murder weapon. It's an indisputable fact t
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
> It seems relevant that the most shocking story they could put together was about someone who found the AirTag and got a protection order against their stalker. An AirTag has already been used to track down and murder someone: https:&#
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
Good catch.
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
If you see enough of these AI-generated portraits on the Internet you'll start to notice the similarities, especially since This Person Does Not Exist is usually the source for the vast majority of them that I've seen. They'r
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by SadTrombone 4y ago
This Proxies API service seems to be using AI-generated "This Person Does Not Exist"[1] style profile pictures for its positive customer reviews near the bottom of the page: https://www.proxiesapi.com/assets/i

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