Darkassassin07

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[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 2 points 5 hours ago* (last edited 5 hours ago)

Frosty bringing the top shit this week

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[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 13 points 8 hours ago* (last edited 8 hours ago)

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[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 12 points 8 hours ago

Shoot first, because they're just going to lie about it anyway?

No. Nobody said show up and open fire on every cop you see. Being the instigator will not help anyone.

Show up, present arms to demonstrate that you can and will defend yourself and your fellow protestors should the cops chose to escalate as they have repeatedly done in the past, and proceed to march peacefully until/unless you are attacked. Then, defend yourself as necessary, taking care to not cross the line from defence to aggressor.

Note, I'd recommend some form of body camera as you will almost certainly have to defend your use of force in court later.

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 5 points 8 hours ago

Had a wierd dream last night after seeing this...

All I remember is vividly describing this meme to some family after making a similarly stupid decision

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 55 points 1 day ago (6 children)

Our* boys, lol

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 3 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Decided to do some more reading on this topic. TIL:

TCP, the more common protocol; requires at least one side to have a port forwarded through their NAT to the client, so the other side can make a connection to that open port.

uTP on the other hand, can 'holepunch' by sending a packet to a known IP, which opens a port through the sending clients NAT, specifically for that IP. That port can then be used to send and receive by either side until it closes due to inactivity.

So, torrent clients can use uTP holepunching to open a port without requiring manual forwarding, then advertise that open port to public trackers. Client 'A' will try to connect to an IP+port it got from the tracker and get ignored (because the recipient NAT isn't expecting data from that IP and drops the packets). Then when client 'B' decides to connect to client 'A', 'A's port will now be open and allowing data from 'B's IP, thus establishing a connection.

This is slower than a direct connection because both clients need to be made aware of each other and decide to attempt to connect at reasonably similar times. It also requires public trackers with peerexchange enabled and the torrents cannot be flagged as private.

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 22 points 1 day ago

"Paid in crypto currency"

Lol, so they can rug pull the coins before anyone actually cashes out.

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 70 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (4 children)

Mullvad is one of the most proven privacy friendly vpn services. (the cops literally confiscated their servers and came out with nothing) Torrenting also isn't the only way to pirate data (plus seeding can be done without an open port, just limits you too peers with open ports)

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 25 points 4 days ago (2 children)

12 days without pooping seems unhealthy...

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 19 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Reminds me of 'Fire Crackers'. A super low-efforts edible we used to make.

Just raw ground up bud sprinkled on a soup cracker smeared with a heap of peanut butter. Cooked for 20min in the toaster oven to decarb the bud.

Tastes awful, but reasonably effective.

[โ€“] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 13 points 1 week ago

Yet the cops are claiming there's no evidence this was motivated by homophobia...

ACAB

 

What do you prefer to use for a password manager?

How well does it work on mobile? (specifically, using autofill on android 14)

I'm currently using Vaultwarden; but the android app, which is where I'm using it 95% of the time, has always been a bit flakey getting autofill to popup. Now it's decided to stop working entirely; so I'm going to look around at some alternatives for now.

/edit:

Well, idk what happened.

I spent about 30min trying different things: switched androids autofill settings to another app, changed them back, cleared app data, force stopped everything relevant, re-installed bitwarden, restarted the device, messed with accessibility; nothing seemed to work. Bitwarden adamantly refused to popup for autofill in anything I'd tried. (4-5 different sites in chrome, firefox, and duckduckgo. The openvpn app, Jerboa, my bank. Nothing worked. Absolutely 0 sign of autofill anywhere.)

I made this post and went for a walk.

Now suddenly autofill is working again.

I hate technology sometimes.

/edit again:

The best option I've seen so far: There is an 'autofill' QuickSettings button you can add to the notification tray that opens the vault and asks which item to fill with. (just like the 'open vault' inline autofill option). If inline isn't popping up, use that.

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca to c/bitwarden@discuss.tchncs.de
 

Is anyone else having insane amounts of trouble getting the bitwarden android app to autofill?

(it's explicitly selected at the default autofill app in androids settings, as well as specifically in apps where they have the options available)

It seems to be getting worse and worse; now ~80% of the time lately auto-fill absolutely REFUSES to popup AT ALL. (it was closer to 20% until recently)

Restart the app I'm using (doesn't matter which one, they are all affected), restart bitwarden, force stop everything, fully restart the device; it doesn't make a difference, bitwarden just refuses to pop up now, forcing me to copy passwords into my clipboard manually.

 
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Am Smol (lemmy.ca)
submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca to c/oneorangebraincell@lemmy.world
 

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Is there a good way to extend how long the login cookie lasts?

I really hate using a password with pihole because it won't keep itself logged in in a browser session for more than ~30min. Pretty much every time I visit it, I've gotta login again. (unlike every single other service I host which remembers you've logged in for at least a week -> indefinitely)

I usually set no password, but Nebula-Sync doesn't support no password yet, so I'm stuck with having them at least for now.

A password isn't a terrible idea, I just don't want to have to enter it constantly.(regardless of using a password manager, that takes forever to popup sometimes)

 
 

It's 2028; Trump has lost his bid for re-re-election. America has somehow held together as a single nation and succeeded in electing a new leader.

You've been tasked with designing and creating a sculpture/statue/art piece to commemorate the ordeal America has just survived.

What do you do/create?

Text/drawn art prefered, but you can post AI art if you really want. LMK if I'm posting this in the wrong place; happy to move it if I've picked wrong.

 

I've been downloading files from usenet for a couple years now; but I've never really known how to upload content.

Ultimately I'd like to find a Linux tool I can use from the command line that accepts a file (or folder), performs the necessary steps to break it into parts and upload each to a configured usenet provider, then spit out an nzb file for retrieval to be uploaded to an indexer.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

 
 
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