Woo-hoo!
The stages of forum disbelief:
and then everyone fucked
Bro should’ve known to start with covers from the Doom Eternal soundtrack.
Immutable Linux users didn’t like that
You’re currently talking to the results of that protest. Many here are a result of it. It isn’t for not unless you and I are.
ur account ain’t that old, buddy
As old as my last .ml ban lmao.
Acquire:
taste
books
I’ll believe it when the roms hit xda.
Excited, sure, just hesitant. No buy until it’s truth.
Big for Matrix and XMPP and maybe Delta, sure why not.
j/k, they’ll never leave discord
That was back before tariffs and any goodwill whatsoever dissolved.
They won’t sell it to you, they’re just making sure they aren’t beholden to the same ram shortages the rest of the world is.
The old one’s still going along just fine
A dns server knows what and where things are. That’s its only real job, to tell who’s asking where say, http://eff.org/ is.
“Ay homie, where’s https://eff.org/?”
over here - 173.239.79.200
“thanks, bud!”
The issue is, the dns server you use by default is under the control of whoever your provider is, and as a result, they get all of your dns lookups like the example above as well as every porn site, every piracy site, everywhere.
Installing your own, or simply moving to one your provider has no business with like 9.9.9.9 can help keep your dns queries more private, go a step further and use encrypted dns, as many providers supply, and you’ll be even further covered.
Installing your own, however, comes with the added perk of being able to apply your own dns entries. Suddenly local addresses can have custom names without ever touching a hosts file. Neat! Use DNS certs and you’ve got local SSL!
I would go find something applicable to feed you for a dns 101, but my old resources don’t exist. I just know stuff from years of doing it and failing over and over until things work.
I hosted shit for about ten years before really understanding how local dns worked.
Imagine a primitive society that discovered literally every major modern scientific achievement, but somehow missed the wheel. That’s basically how my first setup went lol.
Ay, you poopin in there!?
That’s not my point. Everyone drives, thus you see everyone’s license plate.
Not everyone goes and exposes their home IP to a third party, enters their license plate(or worse, someone else’s) and gets each one put on some secret government watch-list.
give my personal license plate to a third party website to check against privacy invasion
nah, y-you guys go first
There’s a lot of could-be’s involved here.
Uh oh, something tells me the gaming community is going to prove them right.
This, I like this.
I don’t care who’s fault it is, I’d still rather use a VPN that didn’t have any controversy.
Not for any fault of Mic Gordon’s. They cut production of the album before release and fucked up his mix.
it still slaps tho
Some of the fan edits trying to recomp the entire soundtrack from the game files show you the potential the final OST could’ve had, sad times.