aboardRat4

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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   Not paid, but I use bing and qwant. Sometimes Yandex.
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   They use the search box in Telegram, Tiktok, Whatsapp, Wechat, etc.
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   Yandex is only good if you search in English, because Yandex doesn't care about the English market :D. They only care about Russian and Turkic makers. (Maybe Vietnam? I forgot.)
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   Without Linux support it is going to have a very limited audience.
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   >No, it's not. NAT only translates addresses and does not inspect the TCP "internals" (like sequence number etc, which would allow it to block certain packets). Yes it is. How would it forward response packets back if it d
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   > If your router can handle NAT it certainly can handle an IPv6 firewall. The point is not that "it can", the point is that on ipv4 "it doesn't work without". In order for ipv4 to work at all you MUST use NAT, an
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   >But most of 2024's network security problems originate from the devices behind your firewall getting exploited through their on requests, not some random shit connecting from the outside. That is Survivor Bias at its best. The orig
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   by aboardRat4 2y ago

   > https://blog.ipspace.net/2011/12/is-nat-security-feature/ >>Basic NAT (as defined in RFC 2663) performs just the IP address translation (one inside host to one IP address in the NAT pool). The momen