This is from a year or so.

Keep seeding my friends.

Maybe the OpenWRT One?

Fun :(

It’s common practice to “blackhole” targets of DDoS attacks as a defensive measure. Blackholing means that packets coming into the network for a specific IP get discarded which lowers the stress on the network and especially on the receiving server. The server will work as if there was no attack but will only be accessible on non blackholed IPs. This would of course require the IPv6 to not get attacked either.

I’m guessing that’s what’s happening here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_(networking)

Some dad is doing this so his son would come out the basement for Christmas and spend time with the family.

Those are perfect reasons to use it.

That’s the same instruction it has from the start.

The GNOME task manager is getting updated to Resources. Is this the one you speak of?

https://apps.gnome.org/Resources/

Regardless of the stuff that needs to be done for crossplatform development, building a native Windows version without looking at Linux isn’t hindered by Linux at all. That’s like saying you can’t drive your car because another car exists.

The question was for a dumb TV and not just any TV.

That one is 27". I think that’s way too small for the living room. I also consider 120hz to be overkill for some couch gaming and movies.

Do you know of any big dumb TVs or monitors that I could buy in Europe? I only know of Sceptre TVs which are mostly meant for businesses and storefronts but they are extremely hard to get in Europe.

If you use Mullvad you get a token instead of an account. It’s not linked to any email address. You can then pay directly to this token using crypto. You can even send cash in an envelope. If you use Tor to get a token and pay, you’re as private as can be.

The thing however is that VPN providers can always see what IP address is using their service. So however private your account and payment is, in the end you always have to trust the provider that they are not logging IPs.

If you are buying from Mozilla, then both Mozilla and Mullvad have access to information. This means that buying from a reseller is less private by default.

They praised WebAssembly so hard but it’s obviously such a dangerous vector.

It seems Windows was a bit less than 15% and 61% of those were on Windows Desktop. So I guess those people just used some Windows PC and put it in a closet.

GoAccess uses your server side access log.

I have this exact same issue because of my GFX card.

I think it overheats but it could just be borked too.

They are vibe coding it.

I am not.

If you are hurt you should get help.

Isn’t Microsoft slowly pushing its fist into your ass?