m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@munir
I would recommend WNDR3800, but it's quite old and hard to find, might also have limited coverage by today's standards — might be a problem if you have a big house, get WRT1900ACS by Linksys instead, or WRT3200ACM — which is even better: https://openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt3200acm
But not older models, check OpenWRT wiki and see if it's supported by the latest version and whether there are any caveats in terms of hardware support.

@munir
I'm actually not against integrated solutions, when my olde NetGear WNDR3800 got fried recently, I ended up getting exactly same model. I was using separate devices in the meantime and found it… messy, if you don't enjoy playing around with complex network configurations, I won't recommend it — simply not worth it.

@munir
Here is a readme file for a popular set of tools to bypass Russian DPI that you can run on OpenWRT routers: https://github.com/bol-van/zapret/blob/master/docs/readme.en.md
It covers a few DPI circumvention techniques and traffic routing in general, I think you might find a useful recipe or two in it.

@munir
Run it on the router and add a rule to the mangle table to pass all outgoing traffic through it? 🤔

@kravietz
Why would a UK news media do that? Don't they use metric units themselves? 😂

@romin
magick convert — their designated replacement for it, works fine for me 🤷

@theorytoe
Oh, I didn't mean to offend — it's actually quite an accomplishment: getting to floor 7 evading most of the fights, I only remember doing this playing as wizard and using a wand of digging on the floor below me — it makes a hole that spans over multiple levels if you do it like this.

@miffyoh
А что если правда? И каждое покушение было успешным, а они просто выпускали нового клона😮

@neural_meduza

@theorytoe
> Dlvl: 7
> Xp: 6
> The Fighter
🤣

@SuperDicq @kaia
The microwave oven I have now is nearly perfect — that wattage wheel labeled with just roman numbers might seem a bit confusing and it actually only goes up to 800, which might be a problem for some, but I mostly use it for reheating, so I'm fine with it. Otherwise I like it very much: just two controls, both rotary and no extra buttons, especially if the "touch" kind.

@menherahair @nyanide
Muad'Stdlib — to make it sound fscked up on even more levels 😅

@romin
Captain, it's Friday 🫠

@mia @meso
The morning after, lol 😂

@scarlett7447
Are all 4 gigs usable though? I might be wrong, but I think Intel chipsets of the time only allowed you to use 3 — it was indeed 4 in "About this Mac", but in top/System Monitor you could see that system could only address 3 gigabytes.

@splitshockvirus @gabriel
> Go follow him
You cannot order me around, you're not my mother! 😭
(Not that it would make it okay for my mother to order me around and of course I'm already following him 😁)

@Hyolobrika
I haven't tried GNOME (or any full DE) in a while — they might be all awful to me at this point 😂 I want just the basic window management: be it dwm or sway, and I want to map shortcuts to launch the software I want. I already rely on some GTK-based software so I have the libraries installed, GNOME software isn't something deeply integrated — in most cases it's just something GTK-based — already having those libraries makes me fine with it.
@admitsWrongIfProven

@admitsWrongIfProven
Single-user instance is low-maintenance, I'm fine with self-hosting, but I'm currently at the crossroads: either I keep paying Proton to host my e-mail or find a VPS and switch to hosting it myself, if I go for the later — I might host Plemora there as well and stop worrying about my hardware not being powerful enough or burning through the power bill too fast. If I go for the former… I'm keeping qoto in mind, thanks!
@Hyolobrika

@Hyolobrika
There are known exceptions… such as the Web (which is complicated… but interesting because it's an exemplar case of regulatory capture), but unification (uniformication? is that even a word) is inferior to standardisation — as it enables evil in order to poke us in the back to take over only one team.
@admitsWrongIfProven