Lord of the Ring Buffer.
The revolution will not be televised. 🏴
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2·12 days agoI love these ones: https://github.com/mkrl/misbrands
2·14 days agoYES
2·15 days agoYou could share your compose file. Can you exec into the qBittorrent container to ensure internet connectivity works? For example attempt to ping 9.9.9.9 or curl duckduckgo.org. If it doesn’t work, try the same from the gluetun container directly. If it doesn’t work from the gluetun container, there likely is an issue with the Wireguard configuration.
9·24 days agoYup, let’s ban the USA.
1·30 days agoI do not know, but I would imagine Telegram needs to release a different APK with additional restrictions on Google Play in order to comply. Otherwise, google would simply take it down.
3·1 month agoCould be a cool challenge to build a Lemmy client.
It does detect the output is being piped though, and defaults to the
-1option in this case, which means print only filenames, one per line. The only issue would be filenames containing newline characters.
5·1 month agoIf I understand correctly, root means that they are authoritative. They are effectively independent of the classical root DNS servers and provide custom top level domains (TLDs) such as
.geekwhich are not available in the regular DNS system. Non root DNS servers merely relay requests to root servers or other DNS servers and cache response records according to their time to live (TTL).
Yes, I use half of the RAM as compressed swap. The performance hit wasn’t noticeable in my workflows and at least it doesn’t wear out my SSD.
Using zram genuinely feels like downloading ram.
Gluetun and Deluge/qBittorrent using docker networking never failed me.
6·2 months agoWhat do semiconductors have to do with quantum mechanics?
Tasmota can help getting rid of the cloud bullshit on most ESP based devices. Of course it requires some tinkering and is not accessible to all users.
It seems to me that the issue is how we consume the web versus games: We’re used to pay to play but not to browse the internet. Valve is able to make money without relying on affiliations or donations.
I guess that you only see the tip of the iceberg in these “darknet forums”. They probably favor visibility for the end-user instead of security, due to their target audience. XMPP and GPG is pretty popular on DNMs.