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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
The system design is unique and interesting. It's a shame that the user experience doesn't align with how I want to use my computer, so I'll keep using desktop Linux and implement a bit of sandboxing myself. For the average c
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
udp2raw also supports ICMP tunneling, as a simpler/leaner option that you could run WireGuard over. It's quite performant compared to DNS.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
If they do DPI on port 53 traffic to only allow DNS, then it's necessary. The neat thing about iodine is that it even works when you don't even have access to your home/whatever destination IP address due to the firewall redi
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
Will non-browser clients like curl/requests ever support checking CT logs? It's great that some browsers have it, but browsers are not the only clients using TLS with CAs. Also doesn't help that a lot of software can't u
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
You are still connecting to the VPS from your regular IP addresses. Trust in the provider is still required. And they have downsides for common uses like lack of being able to switch servers to get a new identity or change location, and for
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
The mullvad app does multihop in a more secure way than what their help page says for manual wireguard, but it's not documented anywhere else so you have to read the source code of the app. I wish they would make that more clear or add
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
swap on zram is awesome, I get quite good ratios with zstd. Though its effectiveness will obviously depend on what's in memory. If it's a bunch of already compressed stuff then it won't get a good ratio on that.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
How effective do you think the access control mechanisms in Wayland/PipeWire will be? I'm not sure how widely used they are right now but it seems like a step in the right direction rather than allowing all Wayland clients all the
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
Might be the most trustworthy option available if you need multiple ports associated with an account... IVPN only supports one port. ProtonVPN may be OK if you're okay with getting a new random port every connection.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
The interviews are not too difficult if you know your digital audio well and can memorize/look up a few facts. The hard part is waiting in the queue... I'm not sure if they will allow public wifi either if it doesn't look lik
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
That requires port forwarding
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
Well, depending on your tastes some stuff can be hard to find especially if you want lossless copies. Other nice features are the user collages, comments, and great organisation which are pros over something similar like Soulseek.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
Everyone having a unique globally routable IPv6 address might be less private/anonymous. Less ability to blend with the crowd. Personally I wouldn't mind ULA on a commercial VPN.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
They used to allow refunds for cryptocurrency payments but there's probably opportunity for abuse there since the payment method is practically anonymous to them.
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by fruitreunion1 3y ago
Actually, the initial seeder with a closed port can upload if someone else has an open port. Generally a lack of port forwarding means you can only connect to others who do have port forwarding.