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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Y3qoIPMZA

and or

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=x8Y3qoIPMZA

Growing up you’re told “If it don’t make dollars, it don’t make sense” and I think that sums up the answer to this question.

Meanwhile here I am partitioning 20Gb of SWAP because I want 0 chance of an OOM moment.

Stopped updating my iPhone 16 Pro in hopes of jailbreaking it one day, it would be nice to find a Linux phone as well someday with decent hardware.

Ya know, when I first made that comment all I did was a quick check on your profile and saw no data;

But then I realized my instance is only a month or so old so perhaps I’m missing data, and Lo and behold I was correct, I just figured it was a 3yo account with absolutely no activity coming back to life, I retract my previous comment.

3 year old account and now is when you decide to introduce yourself?

How can an outsider support your business?

Take that survey, express yourself

Reputable news source BoingBoing.net is.

Hosting your own DNS resolver is quite simple. Suggest trying PiHole.

Thank you for the affirmation, I got reverse proxies and certificates relatively down, however I am struggling to understand headers and their purposes, I know Mozilla has great documentation regarding headers but lately I’ve gotten lazy, haha.

As someone who understands the concept of network but has never professionally entered the field, i assume this just dumps a TCP packet to be inspected, correct?

I don’t understand it, if US citizens have to pay the tariffs why does Canada feel the need to do the same to its citizens.

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Oh I know, whenever he sends out an email for an update to the web-app I react with a “😢” in outlook every time because he’ll just push updates without having anyone test them.

This is not a software company at all, lately he decided to write his own PDF editor and switch out the one he found on GitHub for it, well the folks in the shop certainly weren’t happy to find out they couldn’t print drawings anymore or that mobile devices had poor compatibility with it.

I have been laughed out every time I’ve mentioned it for years.

I got approval from my managers and IT to install a Linux based OS on my work desktop, then a half-wit Windows-fanboy dev chimed in claiming our insurance would not cover the operating system if there were ever a security breach, data loss, etc. to say I was infuriated was an understatement.

All we use is a Web-App to accomplish our tasks, no in-house proprietary executables or anything along those lines, hell they claimed their Web-App wouldn’t work on Firefox browsers, which of course was a lie.

I remember growing up being taught Windows, not how a computer works or a how a kernel communicates with the installed hardware, looking back at our education system it certainly frustrating and I doubt we’ll ever see any significant change.

Out of curiosity, how is WireGuard blocked in your country? I would assume you cellular provider and or ISP sniffs for the default port (51820) - can’t you just put it on another port?

Block element that way you don’t agree

Only game I care about from Microsoft is Halo Wars 2. Shame it got released as a UWP application.