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- Comment on How does ISP or in general Torrenting tracking works? 17 hours ago:
Socks5 Server is connected over tailscale vpn
- Comment on How does ISP or in general Torrenting tracking works? 1 day ago:
Ok, thanks! Now I can sleep stress-less
- Comment on How does ISP or in general Torrenting tracking works? 1 day ago:
SOCKS5 proxy runs through VPN. Actual IP on the peer list would be one from another country.Torrent file is fetched through Arr with a local IP. Can ISP prove that I have actually downloaded anything?
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- Comment on A hypothesis 2 days ago:
He is tech-illiterate and knows jack shit. And ass whooping is very common in our culture unfortunately. Luckily, it sped up my computer learning.
- Comment on A hypothesis 3 days ago:
At 7yo my family got our first home computer. I had no idea how to use it properly, so I was constantly bricking OS on it which lead my father to constantly call in his friend to fix our computer. I bet constant ass whooping made me quickly learn how to undo my own mess. At 10yo I could reinstall win98 though floppy with NC
- Comment on Kia drops the ball again on their vehicles 3 days ago:
Start/Stop system doesn’t do anything in these conditions. All it does is that it stops engine when you are stationary. Say, on a red light or in a traffic jam. It will reignite once either you start moving or battery voltage drops below certain point. Other than that, it has no effect either positive or negative in situations you have described.
- Comment on Self hosting Sunday! What's up, selfhosters?s 3 days ago:
Small pro tip: if you going to use Nginx Proxy Manager - it has SSL cert generator built in that also auto-renews certs before they expire. Many people say that for security reasons, open only 443 port and close 80. But that will raise an issue where certs wont generate if port 80 is closed. Not sure if it works the same way with other reverse proxy managers. but it 100% does with NPM.
- Comment on Self hosting Sunday! What's up, selfhosters?s 3 days ago:
My milestones this week.
Proxy Pi
It may be that I am dumb and couldnt setup wireguard on my pi3b+ and Beelink S12 pro. So I opted in with Tailscale and setup Dante socks5 proxy to use with my qBit. It works, and torrents won’t use S12s local IP when pi3b+ is offline. Exactly what I want! I’ll install pi3b+ in my homeland where torrenting is not punished yet and will sail the high seas.
The Arrs
I have finally managed to successfully setup Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr to work with Jellyseerr. Will later add Bazarr to the stack. Took me a while to figure out how to set priorities to the language preferences but it works now as it seems. Next step: try to somehow get into German private trackers. It is where I live now so I need media with German audio to speed up learning German.
Immich
Somehow I had issue with Immich where my context search would fail to work. Took me half a day to find out that the problem was in the naming of machine learning docker. I swear I havent changed anything but somehow Immich had ML on immich-machine-learning:3003 and it worked well before up until move to 2.0 stable. Appearently, my container is called immich_machine_learning and that was the issue. Renaming ML link in settings to http://immich_machine_learning:3003 fixed the issue. Why was it changed? Mistery.
I am pretty happy with my setup so far.
- Comment on Anon likes Dragon Ball 3 days ago:
Have you seen r/animemes? or r/anime_irl? Or other subs like HoloLive, ZZZ or HonkaStarRail? That shit is full of horny ass motherfuckers. And these, as far as I understand, not supposed to be horny bait subs.
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 1 week ago:
The only ones that wouldn’t work are probably the ones with kernel level anti cheat. Maybe if I would be much younger, I might have had different opinion, but, as of today, I believe that all these games that wont run on Linux due to anti-cheat are cancer anyway.
- Comment on Youtube can detect VPNs now... the fuck? 1 week ago:
Been trying out Invidious lately. Nice stuff if it is not down for a reason or two.
Oh! Speaking of a devil. It is down right now!
- Comment on Anon uses the internet like a normie 2 weeks ago:
It is impossible to donate to UBO fyi
- Comment on Anon uses the internet like a normie 2 weeks ago:
Lately people have their phones on silent or on (scheduled or not) dnd mode. And most phones seems to not to make sound in the night over many apps and only activate when user typically picks up his phone in the morning.
- Comment on Anon uses GOG 2 weeks ago:
Is it only available in US? Im in Germany and it seems that it is not available for me.
- Comment on Anon thinks it's over 2 weeks ago:
I found a YT channel that talks about WWI/WWII and other wars guns in quite a detail. Seems cool and all. But then I checked date of the channel created and how often they upload. 2 years old, uploads every 3 days or so. Can’t be a real person. Voice is perfect, doesn’t sound anything like AI. Footage looks legit. But I fail to believe that even a small team under 80k sub YT channel can research, compose and record a video in 3 days.
We’re cooked. We been a long way in “don’t believe anything on the internet” and now it has become “dont believe anything at all”
- Comment on Anon shops for diamonds 3 weeks ago:
I got engagement with moissanite for my now-wife. She says it is too big and firery-sparkly. Costed me almost nothing compared to a micro-sized diamond on a silver ring I’d get at a major jeweler.
- Comment on ‘Death to Spotify’: the DIY movement to get artists and fans to quit the music app 3 weeks ago:
Bands? No or at least not all of them. Labels? Certain!
- Comment on Anon watches Lord of the Rings 4 weeks ago:
AN INVISIBLE BED?! FREAKING GHOST BED!
- Comment on Brits in disbelief as new refillable drinks ban implemented across UK 4 weeks ago:
Me and you (hopefully) both understand that that is not a human mistake rather than mega corpos profit-hungry strategies to hook people up on sugary drinks. Instead of limiting peoples choices, we should strafe to punish companies for their aggressive strategies towards customers. As simple as regulate how much actual sugar goes in a drink. People will complain and hopefully drink less if it is less sweet. The ones who would keep drinking would ingest less sugar. Win-win for humanity, lose-win for corpos. This new rule looks like is fighting the cause in a backwards direction.
- Comment on Brits in disbelief as new refillable drinks ban implemented across UK 4 weeks ago:
I am failing to understand how come a choice of a person or bad parenting should be enforced. Like if a person wants to drink more of sugary drinks he likes, it is purely up to him, right? Or parents letting their children drink as much as they want. That shit is purely on a customer. Why would anyone regulate that? Focus on other things like littering, public smoking and drinking, drug selling. This hast to be one of the least important things to regulate.
- Comment on Does anyone know? 4 weeks ago:
No fucking clue while being early 30s. When I was much younger, I thought my parents and adults around me knew much about the world. At my 30s I know one thing - world is fucked up and nothing can be in one’s control. All we have is to try to react properly to the world around us. Other than that, no idea what is happening and doubt anyone ever had an idea.
- Comment on They have a right to feel smug 4 weeks ago:
If handle is rotated 180 degrees up from the closed state, window would tip slightly but not fall down. This allows room to ventilate while not opening window fully. Possible pros: doesn’t make room too cool, doesn’t let rain inside, presumably wouldn’t let burglars inside as tip point is too narrow to squeeze through. Maybe something more, dunno.
If handle is rotated 90 degrees, window opens as normal.
I havent met so many Americans or non-EU people in my life who have different windows in their homelands. But those who I’ve met, like our type of windows more than theirs. Also, these are sturdy AF and foolproof. Never saw one with a broken frame.
- Comment on They have a right to feel smug 4 weeks ago:
From where I am from, they are called Plastic Windows. Seems to be they were indeed either created or made popular by Germans.
- Comment on Once again, looking for PS2 game suggestions! 4 weeks ago:
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2 or 3
- Comment on Animal guessing game!!! 5 weeks ago:
You found where lemonade is made?
- Comment on 1919 (correctly) 5 weeks ago:
Massive adoption of smart watches helps this quite a lot. 2 devices ringing or vibrating is quite annoying. People set silent on phone and feel messages on watches.
- Comment on Dinner is ready! 1 month ago:
A mini dog pizza? What is this?
~booking next flight to Japan ~
- Comment on We've all been there 2 months ago:
You been there.
- Comment on Cry cry 2 months ago:
2 weeks ago I had an issue with my hardware Steam Link setup. For some reason picture would freeze but sound would still go. It is connected over ethernet so I ruled out connection issues. Googling lead me to nowhere. Adding “reddit” to search had no effect. Then I just decided to try chatgpt. It gave me few things I can try and lo and behold, second suggestion was what I was looking for.
There are things I would rather not ask LLMs. But when I have no clue what to even write in google search bar, I’d rather go for LLM because it can lead me to what I am searching for and from there I can continue my own research.