Dude, you completely misunderstood my statement and got agro because you didn’t read what I said and you weren’t worth composing a normal response. With this response, I have no intention of dealing with your garage attitude again, have a good day.
Interesting, I haven’t followed pihole in a long time. Thanks for educating me!
Salmonella?!? But I’m not having fish!
Going off of nothing more than seeing Alex’s video on my timeline, I’m assuming this is the Technology Connections video on algorithms?
Also, might be a good time to look into a Raspberry Pi or even an old laptop and learning how to turn an adblocking Pi-Hole into a full fledged DNS resolver so you’re not sending your requests outside of your own network.
Not sure if I’m misunderstanding you, but pi hole doesn’t stop your DNS requests from leaving your network. All it does is filter the requests you send before relaying the requests that aren’t in the filter list to it’s upstream/next hop server.
Either that or use DNS-over-HTTPS.
DoH is a reasonable option, but it only protects your metadata if you’re using a resolver you trust not to keep records. If the resolver keeps records, DoH or not, they’ve got the metadata of where you’re going.
Lol, ok.
a lot of people “get the ick” about gay men when they have to deal with them
Man, I’m not even bi and I feel annoyed at the bi erasure here. Mainly because I grew up with a bisexual mother who claimed guys couldn’t be bisexual and were just gay guys pretending.
Not saying it was intentional, seeing that just brought up a lot of annoying memories…
Wheels and something to spin the chassis = get wrecked nerd (and also arena, nerd)
It’s so satisfying watching the spinner bots fucking launch a wedge bot across the arena.
Also when they fuck up and launch themselves across the arena accidentally.
It absolutely can. If you are accessing a server that is farther away, it has to traverse more distance on the wire and it takes more routers to pass the packets. The more hops you have, the more latency you have, especially if you get routed through a slower or overly congested link. All of that factors into the tcp window size, which can affect the transcode quality you receive.
Vincent Adultman, is that you?
Remember, type B ends are the "B"est ends
And really only on both sides. Thankfully, auto detect only requires one side to have it to work.
Shouldn’t your (assumedly modern) PC/networking gear be able to handle that for you? It’s my understanding that only one side of the link has to have auto crossover, so as long as one end supports it, it should be fine.
See you can always do better. 100%? Why not extra credit to get a higher grade?!?!
And that better life may not include her, and she’ll have no idea why!
It’s not an A
#OnePumpOneCream
“Living is so much easier when you’ve been stabbed 37 times”
That’s because Zardo is a real one.