Haha yes you’re right

Or thermal couple.

This is a silly question. Look how much people find time and energy for other things today.

Fight, fight, fight!

The system tray thing irks me to no end. Some apps still use one to control things and you have to use hacky plugins to get them to show. Other than that there’s a lot I do like about gnome. Plasma suits my needs more though. So much more you can do with it.

I don’t get the logic or what your point is.

Another device that collects the same shit probably 😂😥

It’s in the dlc, cool place with peaceful music.

+1 for this, beautiful place

Elden ring, shaman village

https://eldenring.wiki.fextralife.com/Shaman+Village

My point is, if you’re blocked traversing the routers across the sea you’re not reaching those other continents. That’s a bit of a simplistic way of looking at it, given satellite internet and stuff but my point is it is not that incredibly hard to block the routes. Especially with BGP. BGP on the internet also has some bodies regulating route ASN reputation, so those could be potentially null routed.

Anyways, I clearly have no clue what I’m talking about so I’ll stop there.

Core routers are the core.

Sounds cool but I just can’t think of why I’d want a GPU accelerated terminal emulator.

This makes me sad. I wanna believe in gog. The last bastion of hope for gaming.

That sounds fun and convenient to manage for the average person…

/s

Lol. To think you need to sniff actual unencrypted traffic to deduce information and draw lines is ridiculous. You don’t need to do that to incriminate someone, especially if there’s other evidence.

10% of 300k. Ooooo. But not the bonus, of course, which is the real salary.

I…what?

Look up how routing and VPNs and NAT work, then you may understand. VPNs existed in the business world long before consumers started becoming aware of them as “this lets me watch netflix in country X and pirate shit!” services.

Okay, so the two examples you’ve provided about those VPN services, have nothing to do at all about piracy. One is about cyberstalking and the other was about a child abuse investigation. Those are arguably more serious than piracy in comparison.

You’re missing the point. The point is that the “protection” doesn’t necessarily work, regardless of what you’re using it for, which undermines the purpose.

The fuck are you on?

If you are paying for something and you ultimately get busted and in financial trouble for using a service that says they’re going to shield you from this stuff, you don’t think you should get compensation? They aren’t delivering their end of the bargain.

OK some countries, ya I get it - I’m not in one of those countries so for my country, my view stands. Also you do keep some logs, else it wouldn’t be possible to troubleshoot connection issues. Active VPN sessions, etc, who is connected to what IP, session duration, etc.

Serious question, how does this work on Linux when using wine? Elden ring uses this one and it runs in Linux. It doesn’t have kernel access does it?