Unrelated: I recommend vaultwarden, an open source community fork in rust. Works great with official bitwarden apps and extensions.

I can vouch for cryptostorm. Offers port forwarding and good speed. Haven’t been with them long but they seem legit.

In the qbt compose file, you can set

network_mode: container:gluetun

To use Gluetun’s network namespace for your qbt container. This is how I use qbt over vpn.

It didn’t used to be this way. You used to apply for copyright like a patent. Rich people stole content from poor artists that didn’t have the lawyers to file copyright. This broken system has been reformed. Nowadays, if you create something, you automatically own the copyright. You now have to “opt out” of copyright with an explicit license to “release” the rights. Much better system.

For sailing the seas, I like CryptoStorm.is Good speed with port forwarding.

I disagree sort of. I find it hard to believe a new distro is easier to set up than mint or Ubuntu and when it comes time to troubleshoot, youll get less support than the upstreams. Both searching existing posts and making new posts there will be less answers. Unless you make a search fo the upstream, and then there’s a chance your distro tweaked something and it’s different.

What also makes me sus is that if influencers are promoting lesser-known distros, it might be paid. Which is fine but could mean plans to monetize that distro in the future.

Largest ddos attack of all time? 12 tb/sec.

But yeah, I believe it when you say you get 24,855 tb/sec on your VPS.

I am not a kernel dev but I am pretty sure all issues/patches are sent/reviewed over the mail list. I think the gh issues are ignored and should probably be turned off.

Yeah I am a hot girl. Send me a monero and I will send you a pic of a hot girl me.

• Has privacy laws
• Enforces privacy laws

Good for Australia!

I think I have the same protectli as you and it is awesome. Need it for my 2.5gb uplink. I use openwrt on it… Didn’t really like opnsense. I am more used to linux than bsd.

I host lots of services and get bombarded by scrapers, scanners, and skids both at home and on my VPSs.

I use ipset for the usual blocklists which I download regularly. I also have tarpits on 22/tcp (endlessh). I pipe the IPs from the endlessh logs into fail2ban which feeds the ipsets. I have ipset blocks and fail2ban on my home firewall and all VPSs and coordinate over mqtt. So any fail2ban trigger > mqtt > every ipset block. Touch my 22/tcp anywhere and you get banned instantly everywhere. The program I use for this is called vallumd and it runs on openwrt.

I also put maltrail everywhere but I’m not totally sure how to interpret and respond to the results. Probably will implement a pipe from maltrail to my mqtt > blocklist setup.

I don’t do any network-level adblocking… Might be a future project.

It’s 100% nvidia’s fault. AMD has been doing a great job maintaining linux drivers. I recommend it if you are pro-linux.

Can’t compare rocm to cuda though.

As a more advanced user, I have to say, the problems don’t stop. Computers will never be “solved”. They just keep making new puzzles forever. That’s whats fun.

The more advanced you get, well you can solve the easy problems off the top of your head, but now you have new problems and there are zero search results for your error message. If you can’t figure it out from the docs or irc you just have to read source code.

I try to document stuff as I find it, even if it means resurrecting an ancient thread. I often search for things and get one result, and it’s me answering my own question a few years ago.