Unless it's my cat. Got heavily filtered water and use it to fill 3 different fountain bowls in different parts of the house (none near the food source, but I did that because if they are, she'll eat her food over them...) and the cat still demands I turn the sink on instead. Same exact water, and even though I change her water out almost every other day, the sink wins. Just glad she hasn't figured out how to turn it on yet...
Funny enough the last fountain I got looks like a faucet and she's like "nah I'm not stupid, turn the sink on."
I'll have to check out TrackerControl, that's a new one to me!
I have seen app manager but currently use AppOps. I didn't recommend AppOps above because I'm not sure it's still supported or not, and it's also not really Foss. It's treated me well over the years, but I'm definitely interested in finding a better alternative. The last time I checked app manager, it wasn't as good... But maybe that's changed as it's been several years now so I think I might be due for looking at it again!
My wireguard connection on my phone connects to my home network to an pi hosting my internal VPN... But the network is completely covered by a mullvad VPN through opnsense. I've got pihole setup using the mullvad anti-trackkng private DNS. With this setup, the only real need I have for root on my phone is because I do some pretty low level automation on it through crond and some backups of core app data that I'd really hate to lose... And the complex firewall rules lol.
This is where rooting the phone is required. I use wireguard without root and have AFWall granted with root at bootup so it doesn't require acting as a VPN
- AFWall+ firewall to allow list apps to internet using your preferred method (e.g. VPN, wifi, data, etc)
- PcapDroid to help monitor and analyze packets, or to just confirm things aren't communicating unexpectedly
- AdAway if you're not using your own dedicated dns over a permanent VPN connection
If not all 3 of these, AFWall is probably the best to go with. Having a way to not only block Apps, but also define your own custom firewall rules is very powerful. For example, I redirect all DNS requests to my own DNS with a custom rule (for apps, like Termux, using hardcoded DNS lookups instead of what the phone is set to)
I totally thought because of how long the equals looked, it was multiple equals characters, not just >>= lol. That's what got me confused. Don't think these are things I'd personally use but each to their own preferences right xD
Omg the editor has regions??? Time to abuse this on a few files....
What is that weird >>=== symbol? Looks like a cross breed between C and JavaScript here.
Try using the private IP options instead and see if that works. The generic one being 10.64.0.1, but other options that include ad voicing and such ranging from 100.64.0.1 to 100.64.0.25 or something like that. I've got my entire network setup behind their VPN and a a pihole pointing to one of their private DNS addresses without any issues. I left their pubic DNS years ago so that I could make sure my DNS requests were always within the tunnel instead
4 years later and I'm still super happy about my 4K PoE Amcrest cameras. This is the brand I would recommend!
Remember, you can always opt out of sending any technical or usage data to Firefox.
How about you show you respect user privacy by making it an opt-in...?
Feels like no matter where I turn, even the "privacy friendly" options turn away from privacy eventually.
I hate short variable names in general too, but am okay with them for iterators where i and j represent only indices, and when x/y/z represent coordinates (like a for loop going over x coordinates). In most cases I actually prefer this since it keeps me from having to think about whether I'm looking at an integer iterator or object/dictionary iterator loop, as long as the loop remains short. When it gets to be ridiculous in size, even i and j are annoying. Any other short names are a no go for me though. And my god, the abbreviations... Those are the worst.
Agreed! I was just mostly showing my gratitude to the people fighting Sony and my relief that I can get a chance to play, didn't mean for my message to be taken literal on the "too long" part lol.
That being said, my reasoning for wanting to play it soon is that I've got a few friends who are all now interested in picking it up... I'd rather enjoy the time to play with them now then not be able to play it with them in a year when they've moved onto something else.
Nice! Guess I can add it back to my wishlist and consider buying it soon! Been holding off on it too long
Not much for myself, like many others. But my backups are manual. I have an external drive I backup to and unplug as I intentionally want to keep it completely isolated from the network in case of a breach. Because of that, maybe 10 minutes a week? Running gentoo with tons of scripts and docker containers that I have automatically updating. The only time I need to intervene the updates is when my script sends me a push notification of an eselect news item (like a major upcoming update) or kernel update.
I also use a custom monitoring software I wrote that ties into a MySQL db that's connected to with grafana for general software, network alerts (new devices connecting to network, suspicious DNS requests, suspicious ports, suspicious countries being reached out to like china, etc) or hardware failures (like a raid drive failing).... So yeah, automate if you know how to script or program, and you'll be pretty much worry free most of the time.
Plus 1 to openvas. UI is indeed horrendous though.
Be careful running high load tests against sensitive devices. I once ran it against a PoE switch I used for my cameras and it did something so crazy that it required me not to only power cycle the switch, but to disconnect all the cameras first and then power cycle. Was super confusing and felt like it found a way to short the device lol. Scared the hell out of me.
That being said, I've found many many things to improve on my devices thanks to openvas.
It's not free, they ask you to buy credits. I didn't buy any so don't know how much they cost, but just mentioning to make this clear.
I assume anyone who's set their profile to private without sharing apps, external links, etc, and only go to private servers wouldn't have much to worry about against this scenario?
Even if a game doesn't look like it'll work based on protondb, try it anyway. Many times I've had games that were marked as low ratings start up without any changes lol. I remember even when d4 beta came out, I saw people struggling to install and play it on the first weekend... Worked out of the box for me.
That simple dungeons blew me away, I might have to use this for my game, lol. Need to see what it's capable of doing but looks really awesome
It always amazes me that they're able to do so much for voyager after all these years. Had I been the one to make it, I'd be like "space junk now" after the first problem because I doubt I would have come up with all the amazing redundancies they did.
I also use Linux mint with cinnamon... Is this not just the Ctrl + Fn + arrow key? I think that's it, or maybe shift (not at my computer to check). Either way, I use this all the time to fit windows either on 50% of the left or right, or in one of the 4 corners. For example, if I want it in the top right, I just use the hot keys and target right then up.
