The whole reason everyone moved to Discord was because it was a centralized place and since Discord needed to pay for it’s servers, it had to find a way to finance that, and enshittification naturally happened.
No! Stop perpetuating this “they have bills to pay” nonsense. Discord has more than enough money to run itself and be profitable.
The enshitification happens in services like Discord when shareholders gain control of the product.
Edit: toned down a word.
Yes.
That’s actually easier than on android, we need a caldav sync provider app.
I don’t have any specific recommendations for a discrete tool for this, but radarr and sonarr can do this automatically if you enable it.
I’ve got bad news for you…
I’ve always found the Discord ui on desktop and mobile to be really bad, just very busy and unintuitive.
WG Tunnel. It does exactly this.
When I leave my WiFi, tunnel turns on. When I rejoin my WiFi, tunnel turns off.
This is a waste of time and your router’s CPU. You already have a whitelist and know your safe TCP sources, just drop all wan traffic and only allow new input from whitelist. Your chain input rule is just creating a pretty list of bots you’re dropping anyway.
Fair enough.
I see your posts and comments regularly in self-hosted, keep it up. Staying engaged is learning.
As a fellow tinhat wearer, I applaud your reluctance to trust what they tell you.
However, there isn’t much you can do about your VPN provider setting up multiple exit routes, or maybe they’re doing something really fancy like NAT filtering DNS requests so big players like Netflix have a harder time catching on to ppl geo-hopping.
But the outcome is the same: you have no control over this behaviour.
DNS leak tests only understand your exit IP. If your VPN provider allows round Robin load balancing, this may happen. This is a drawback of VPN exits out of your control, that you can’t know how their exits are handled.
Why you are so concerned about DNS leaks beyond one test is another matter only you can solve. Unless you are changing your dnssec config daily, this should be checked once.
- Have the router to block portscanners
What do you mean by this? Closing unused ports?
I fully agree.