

A simple solution is Quad9 aka 9.9.9.9. NextDNS is fairly simple but allows customization.
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A simple solution is Quad9 aka 9.9.9.9. NextDNS is fairly simple but allows customization.
For example this is a part of the interface for the Flint 2. It shows various ways you can connect the router to play different roles. Maybe one of these options can work for you and maybe you have another router that can do similar things and work in conjunction.
Now that’s a good use for the Steam Deck with it’s weak APU
Good to know. Thank you
Gotcha, makes sense
Fantastic. We need those web maps laying out who owns what companies. If I find one again I’ll share it
I didn’t hear about that. You could be right
I don’t have an answer for you. I’m just curious why you’re launching Heroic through Steam
I will finish by saying you should evaluate what’s actually necessary vs a convenience. You’ll find that you can do without some features that you may use once in a blue moon or can be done less conveniently with a cable, etc.
Never played it as I’m terrible at games like AoE and Anno but I’ll give it a shot
The Google Pixel Tab with GrapheneOS. I got the most recently produced tablet that supports Lineage and it’s very slow.
I started playing it for the first time last year and didn’t know really anything about it. I immediately noticed that how people talked didn’t seem respectful and it all seemed over the top comical. I learned that it was an English localization issue. I found the mod Yakuza Restored which makes it in Japanese but fixes the English subtitles to be accurate and the game was very enjoyable to play from that point on. I haven’t beaten it yet but I like how the main character is principle driven, it makes the story quite enjoyable.
Organic Maps with Sherpa-Onnx text to speech directions. It sounds just as realistic as Google maps
You are correct about that, thank you for clarifying
This is the importance of it being open source. If they started shifting away from that then it would raise eyebrows
@anonymous comment still stands. Your previous comment doesn’t indicate how he is incorrect, if that is what you’re suggesting.
Nothing in that article suggests Proton doesn’t care about privacy. Every country has laws that must be abided by. Their verbage on not logging IPs was misleading but not inaccurate as they weren’t until ordered to by law. At that point the law was able to find the person because of lack of opsec on the perp’s part.
Besides that, to my knowledge all of Proton is open source and encrypted. It has been audited and proven to be secure.
Quit letting politics ruin our collective privacy by suggesting to people that Proton is now an evil company. They support Trump because they think his business policies will benefit their company. True or false as that may be their company is still great for privacy and we shouldn’t be infighting about that.
Woah that’s awesome to hear about the FOSS variant. I’ll switch over to that version now
Done
Where do you get custom printed keycaps for shine through? I would love to get some