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Hosting your own DNS resolver is quite simple. Suggest trying PiHole.

If you use it, use the web-app version whenever possible, the experience will be shittier but at least its not a executable application that can run arbitrary code on your device without your knowledge.

Flight staff are obviously a very fringe example that you have chosen while trying to make a point

While I respect the sentiment you’re trying to convey, the point I was trying to make is most folks aren’t willing to upend their careers and livelihood for their personal beliefs.

Fathers/Mothers who are required to travel for work aren’t going to drop everything and starve their families all for a protest.

And if you’re a flight attendant or pilot? Or any other profession that involves international travel?

As another person mentioned, you typically wouldn’t reverse proxy SMB or SSH, you’re more likely to use SRV records for these services opposed to A records.

Australia is a bit of a surprise, is it just poorly cut or is there a backstory to this?

charmbracelet/vhs a cli tool installs Chrome in the background without permission - is this still Open Source?

If I’m not mistaken, Invidious Companion, spawns a X11 session and starts a Chrome instance to circumvent YouTube blocking so that folks using Invidious has a usable experience.

Liberals and conservatives don’t like it when you call them out on their bullshit.

It would be so funny if Sony loses this.

Ever since digital video games have released ownership has been a grey area, if the courts clarify that consumers own the source code to the games they purchase it would be devastating to many production companies.

a VPN server has its own firewall.

Be an adult, either ask her yourself or a staff member that you don’t appreciate being recorded in a private setting. If nothing changes and she continues to record you take your business elsewhere.

On one hand I’m hyped, on the other I swore not to fund Ubisoft until they made the real R6S available on Linux.

Perhaps they’ll look the other way for this game like they did Rainbow Six Extraction.

Thank you for the affirmation, I got reverse proxies and certificates relatively down, however I am struggling to understand headers and their purposes, I know Mozilla has great documentation regarding headers but lately I’ve gotten lazy, haha.

As someone who understands the concept of network but has never professionally entered the field, i assume this just dumps a TCP packet to be inspected, correct?

And anyone who takes a photo of you needs to ask your consent.

Hah, good luck when everyone has dashcams and door cams. In a perfect world this would be nice.

https://github.com/zedeus/nitter

Host your own if you’re feeling ballsy enough to test Twitter’s legal team, source is still available.

Could you have a residential static VPN as one of the wireguard profiles and have it be somewhat local to you so you could use banking apps etc on specific devices? Trying to get this to pass the wife test but if streaming or banking is affected I will have to roll back to no vpn.

Absolutely, my setup I have a catchall rule that captures the entire 10.6.0.0/24 range however I can specify the IP’s individually so if I want to put a remote device behind my WAN and not through another WireGuard tunnel I can do that.

You can kind of see that in my second screenshot in my previous comment, I have a couple devices individually behind WGC4 and my catchall rule sitting on WCG5, the router will prioritize WCG4 over WGC5.

Edit: the Asus router also comes with a built in DDNS feature, you can either use Asus’s free domains and associate your dynamic IP with them or setup your own domain, it’ll keep your A records up to date whenever your IP changes.

For example I use this script to update my Cloudflare record for my domain - https://github.com/clayauld/asus-merlin-cloudflare-ddns

I don’t understand it, if US citizens have to pay the tariffs why does Canada feel the need to do the same to its citizens.

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Picked myself up an Asus WRT router (AX86U) flashed it with Merlin firmware - the custom firmware includes a feature called “VPN Director” which lets me connect up to 5 different WireGuard clients and route my devices through whichever one I choose, given that the Asus WRT router is also capable of hosting its own WireGuard server I created a VPN director rule that routes that server through one of these clients.

The VPN director has a priority ruleset, so if for example WireGuard client 5 dies it will either kill all outbound connections and wait until it’s back online or fallback to WireGuard client 4, WireGuard client 1 being the highest priority right before WAN.

I like this setup because it’s my router doing the routing, not a secondary server hosting WireGuard like Tailscale.

Edit; It also works with oVPN if you prefer that protocol over WireGuard.