Honestly, I was, indeed, refering to that one. I dind't know anker was doing one, but it is the same generic that many brands are selling. It's optical and not laser, therefore precision is mediocre and the battery doesn't last too long like the laser ones. Also the construction materials feel pretty bad. I mean, it's what could you expect from a cheap mouse. But again, the normal mouses have much better mouses and with laser sensors for similar prices.
Been uing them for a long time. But it is really hard to find a good one under 40/50€. Normal mouses have a lot of the goodones in 30€.
At the time I tried (2009), I was too young and afraid of messing up my Windows (I didn't even know if I was able to remove Windows and not loose the warranty), so I was finally did thanks to the marvelous Wubi installer. It let you try Ubuntu without messing around with partitions. Thanks to that, I was able to start learning Linux until I gained confidence and did a proper dual boot.
Now I only use Arch, even for work.
In what kind of world is a missing feature or a broken feautre due to incomplete migration to a new ecosystem, a reason to boycott that new ecosystem?? Those are simply not valid arguments to me.
They are obviously valid arguments to say, hey, this work is not completed, is not mature enough etc. So, therefore, you stay with previous ecosystem. But to boycott it because of that? That does not make sense to me at all.
We really need to push for the use of i2p for torrenting. Given that the the offer of VPNs with port forwarding that are decent is little and decreasing every year.
I'm not sure if they all are included.
AFAIK ath9k is ik usb antennas and there's also a mini pci for laptops. Haven't checked pci for desktops.
It is tedious but you can search devices by driver in here: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers
In my opinion, Qualcomm Atheros (atleast ath9k) have been the best ones apart from intel.
Edit: they are included in the kernel btw.
I've been able to found them in 1337x and TorrentGalaxy
I think I'm answering myself as I just read i2p is closed from clearnet. So I suppose the private tracker would need to be connected to i2p.
Is a torrent client behind i2p as reachable as if I had a VPN with port forwarding?
EDIT: is the use of i2p compatible with private trackers? So that they can keep track of what I'm seeding?
I always wanted this mesh feature in mullvad. But how this works with privacy? I mean, does the combination with a user loged service like tailscale diminish the privacy of anonymous mullvad accounts?