Eh, the problem is, most of these big vpn providers end points are well known by most isp's.
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Well, not really with these, per se. My own VPN, Wireguard, routes back through my pihole service to double down on it's filtering. For the most, I'm not trying to obfuscate my ip. If I wanted to do that I'd use tor or something. I just don't want my traffic to be easily snooped on when I'm connected to wifi that isn't mine.
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Nothing wrong with me...
I love this place, so much XD
I don't expect references to a beloved game, but here we are.
For reals. 90's cartoons were wild by most of today's standards. I've still seen some... questionable things, and it's even more subversive than it used to be. Maybe it's partly why I'm not as senstive to 'weird stuff' as an adult.
The owners of....the sites. How they do that, is up to them. But again, I'll go back to my construction analogy: There's a burgaler entering your house, who do you call and why? Not the people that built it.
No. It's like expecting construction companies to enforce traffic laws because they build the roads.
Where's the racism? Is it the vague Asian marketed stuff? It's a stretch I guess, of that's it.
Just a reminder of the 3-2-1 backup model.
Semi important things are backed up to my home server. Super important stuff is also stored on a big name cloud service.
Also, don't forget paper exists. For smaller documents, it could be worth printing them, and putting them in a water/fire resistant safe.
I don't understand? I see these kind of vending machines often in gas station restrooms all the time.
Mental Outlaw has a video about post YouTube Vanced. Basically: Kiwi browser + sponsor block + ublock + a violent monkey script to allow audio playback when your screen is off.
And honestly, it's been working great for over a year. I'd rate the overall experience as good if not actually better than Vanced tbh.
Might as well? I'm surprised notepad still hangs around and they're not forcing Word/365. Wordpad is ok. But it's in this weird middle ground between notepad and full office Word.
So, I guess notepad++ will continue to thrive.