Oh no, you!
You should be good. China doesn’t block ALL VPNs. Just typical consumer VPNs commonly used for climbing the great firewall of China.
Their blocks are aimed towards low hanging fruits. Blocking it all would be detrimental to industry.
Source: I run multiple VPNs between China and other countries as part of my job
And some of those that burn crosses, are the same that hold office.
From wikipedia:
Zack de la Rocha sometimes changed the lyrics in the second verse from “Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses” to “Some of those that burn crosses are the same that hold office” when playing live.
Yes I know my enemies; They’re the teachers who taught me to fight me.
Compromise, Conformity, Assimilation, Submission, Ignorance, Hypocrisy, Brutality, The elite - All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
All of which are American dreams
For cases like this, having a server somewhere else and know-how of OpenVPN or wireguard comes in really handy.
Source: I may have been in Saudi Arabia, browsing sites containing media with women with exposed hair.
You can, provided it’s a good source
I used them a lot in my previous job. From 2015 through 2019 I was a tech for maritime systems such as radios, radars, autopilot, etc. Most of our customers were commercial clients, and when something doesn’t work, knowing who to call saves a lot of time and money.
So whenever I left a ship after a completed technical visit, or commissioning a new bridge system, I left my card.
No. 100% pure and unfiltered mountain water.
After distro hopping for decades, I’ve ended up just running Mint for almost all desktop use cases. This includes gaming via steam.
Isaac Newton - Principia Mathematica. For example, so much of our modern world would not be possible without calculus.
Found the guy who’s political ideology can only be described by a fringe Indian faction of the TNO mod for Hearts of Iron 4.
Possible, but highly unlikely.
For starters, if that many were killed, I think it’d be really hard to keep a lid on it these days.
Secondly, I’ve done a lot of reading on the atrocities of WW2, and two immediate constraints come to mind:
If it works on mint, it’ll most likely work on debian, with the caveat that debian is a lot more CLI and a lot less handholding. Depending on your setup, debian might be a better choice for you, as Mint is desktop oriented.
But don’t fix something that already works. If there’s no issues with your Mint setup, I’d say keep it. Next time you set up a server, you can go for debian instead.
Source: I use both extensively. Mint on desktop, debian on headless stuff.
To sit on an watch, I presume? After all, that guy didn’t do anything illegal; plenty of witnesses attesting to him being elsewhere at the time of some asshat CEO getting killed.
Car parks
Houston?
I’ve been curious about kagi for a while, as I see the topic come up now and then.
Could you describe how it is better (except from the obvious privacy aspect) in your particular use case?
Which plan do you subscribe to?
What is the AI assistant it refers to, and do you use it?
Does it filter out standard slop that has been plaguing (my) search results lately, such as “How to fix (some specific problem with technology ABC): Long description of what technology ABC is, followed by some boilerplate bullet points such as updating drivers and run windows update.”
@[email protected]: Same question to you.
It’s worth the wait. He starts with solar, and ends up going nuclear after the first/fake ending.
Whichever old white guy you’ve met can’t cook pork properly
Haven’t had that problem myself. Sure, being in the IPv4 space of CNPC helps, but I’ve had no issues connecting to my home server VPN from a some residential IPs either.