That movie was out just in time for millennials.

By topless, do they mean no shirt? Or no torso?

I don’t know what they were, but they’re not cops like they clearly said they were.

I didn’t say it was ethical, but yes, they do. The people in this video have clearly not arrested anyone before.

These definitely aren’t cops or even anyone with any formal training.

The canary site. He doesn’t think too highly of Jewish folk.

Why isn’t Musk on there?

So you’re storing your shit at my house?

Yeah, this doesn’t seem like that big of a deal for most people here. They kept the price down as long as possible. I spent $119 just before the 'rona hit and I think it’s been well worth it.

I can’t imagine that happening with today’s systems. Yes, it’s theoretically possible. It just seems unlikely that they’d go through the trouble of denying service to someone who didn’t fetch data from one specific domain but did get it from another.

Install a Pihole server on your network. It’s a DNS filter. When a client tries to access a domain that has been blacklisted (ie a known ad or tracker domain), it denies the lookup.

On my roku homescreen it just has an empty placeholder where it tried to put the ad, but my Pihole server denied it.

PiHole.

No, but plex has terrible support for audiobooks.

But how will I bring up my NAS in conversations at parties?

Yes, they can just use a VPN. I’ve told this to several people in my life and many of them write that off as being too difficult to figure out. I even gave my VPN un & pw to a family member with a link to download the app and they still just said “nah.”

Some people just can’t be bothered to try, I guess.

I know how to get around it. I was curious to know the level at which it was being blocked. Is it the DNS, is it some kind of firewall…etc.

I don’t care if it lives or dies. I don’t use it at all but I was curious to know how the ban/block was being implemented.

So are American ISPs being forced to block TikTok’s server’s IPs?

But do you really have to show your friends every time?

It’s probably accurate. Imagine cubicles and desks smoldering in a filthy, smokey heap, copy machines smashed through the windows, sparking electrical conduit dangling from the ceiling. It’s likely madness.