On mobile I’d suggest Fennec instead of stock Firefox since you can use add-ons without limitation, and don’t need workarounds such as the Firefox nightly.
It’s basically stock with enabled add-ons, and following the official release cycle with 2-3 days delay. Maintained by the original developers of the F-Droid store, so also a highly trustworthy source IMHO.
I take it off for showering and the holes wear out from opening and closing it daily. I know they are waterproof, but don’t want to be wearing anything in the shower.
Got a MiBand as well. Had the first one, then the 3, and now I believe the 5 or 6.
Only replaced them because new wristbands were hard to come by after 2 years respectively, the battery was still going strong.
Now I’ve bought 10 straps right from the start and am only on number 4, another 2 years in. Let’s see if I can beat the battery this time.
Express has been shit since forever.
I’m assuming you’re in China? Astrill is using a proprietary vpn protocol and hardly ever has downtimes (use the stealth mode or install it on the router directly).
I’m using teampasswordmanager.com, it’s not open source but free for up to 2 users. Had them for over 10 years now.
The adapters are $1 on Aliexpress. Generally agree though, I’d prefer to have a headphone jack directly and be done with it.
A simple USB-C to 3.5" connector does the trick. No need for wireless headphones.
but what does “control” the IP mean
I believe that means you must be registered as the owner with the RIPE or whichever authority is in charge of administrating IP ranges, so that would also negate the point of chaining IP addresses, since that would indeed be a permanent fixture.
For AWS it should then only work if Amazon Inc. is the applicant for the SSL cert., not merely a user. So it’s a quite theoretical application at best.
SSL certificates for IP addresses are possible; but they require you to outright own the IP(-range). Some large organizations do. So for individuals it’s rather unheard of, but it’s technically achievable.
https://sectigostore.com/page/ssl-certificate-for-ip-address/
I got mine yesterday after exactly 18 days. 12 years worth of account history, so I just deleted my account this morning (it’s Tuesday afternoon where I’m at).
With Merlin (another open-wrt variant specifically for Asus routers) you can simply connect a hard drive via USB and then enable it as either FTP or SMB storage (even simultaneously).
In windows you can mount the ftp volume as a local drive, from mobile I use X-plore file manager (also via ftp), and on my Nvidia Shield I can mount it via smb and watch movies directly. 4k 10bit, no problem.
Mobile access screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/0ElHYbU
I’m using the Asus RT-AX88U with whatever Merlin firmware is current, but it’s been working ever since, and straight out of the box. Other than activating the function and setting passwords, I really didn’t do anything.
True, but google might have enough spite to stick it to meta, who knows.
I’ve reported it as spyware on google play. Let’s see if they ever get around to answering :-P
Liftoff is pretty good for the time being.
Sync (IMHO better than RIF) is currently being ported over, signup via https://syncapps.io/, launch in 3-5 weeks.
Many people seem to like Connect (personally I don’t, but that’s a me-thing).
Jerboa works alright if your instance is on 0.18.x; weirdly the official app is not backwards compatible, which sucks.
Yep. Every update breaks something new, and they never fix the old issues. I’ve now switched over to Liftoff, until Sync becomes available. From that point onward I won’t be needing anything else.
The only real issue I have is that searching for communities I know exist on other instances often fails, and opening them in their home instances doesn’t offer a subscribe button to my host instance.
Jerboa 0.0.36, but there are some bugs that really bother me. But since Sync will hopefully come soon I don’t care enough to try others in the meantime, just waiting it out.
So I read the whole thing, and it sounds like highly opinionated ramblings of one individual I never heard of, with a catchy headline to rank high in current search trends.
This “here is why” bullshit was first used by Buzzfeed and other cringe clickbait generators and should be avoided like the plague.
Yep. And he didn’t piss quietly into a corner of the pool, but decided to do so from the top of the diving tower during a heat wave.
Just use the 1.1.1.1 app, or on your computer (or router) change the DNS to 1.1.1.1
Indonesia is soft blocking via DNS only, very easy to bypass.