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We have water, heavy water, hydrogen infused water, nitrogen infused water, ice-9, h2o2…what will they think of next?!

Just remember to test with something better than your phone, T-Mobile aggressively filters VPNs. Try a coffee shop.

Set up a VPN, use PiVPN

I see many of these students straight up deleting their profiles.

Question for the OP or anyone who uses OpenCloud: How does it size up in an enterprise? NextCloud has known capacity for corporate use with SSO, a desktop app, integrations…but it has all the pitfalls of PHP (granted I run it with Nginx/FastCGI and a lot of resources). The thing is, anything not PHP can be run for less overhead in terms of actual cloud costs, so I see a benefit to OpenCloud. But the features have to be there. I know a desktop app is coming soon, and thats just one of many needs.

“Insufferable ass” doesn’t begin to summarize my experiences with him. But he’s been right about a lot of things.

Use a VPN like Tailscale

Keeping in the time honored tradition of always having an update every time I open it.

Jellyfin is still way behind Plex in general performance but I keep a VM of it running and updated, for when the day comes that Plex is absolutely worthless.

Which at this rate, is, well, we’re getting there.

My NIN sticker says I still live in 1994

Aww, is someone booty blasted they can’t control the dialog no more?

I’ve never used Proton. I use Njalla

Similarly, I feel the same way about Jellyfin but Plex is making it really hard to be a Lifetime Pass member as well.

Well shit, I still rely on Docker Hub even for automated pulls so this is just great. I guess i’m going back to managing VMs with OpenTofu and package managers.

What are our alternatives if we use Podman or K8s?

This is my total lack of surprise.

I swear by Njalla, which is run by Peter Sunde

What’s that, Lassie? Another platform that’s not self hosted outing themselves as a chud? Well, I never!

I’d love to see if Allstate lobbied to any organization tangentially related to Mr. Paxton

If you truly have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to lose.

Google claims in their data the failure rate is pretty equal across all brands.