Semperverus

Welcome to Hölvania, Drifter

You might be thinking of the La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo

Which is exactly how we do it. Ours is just a little more robust.

I hope he can eventually find it in him to change back.

Papa Franku

The pinetime using infinitime basically does that, albeit without always on and the heart rate monitor only fires off when the screen wakes up or when you go into the applet and click start. But i usually get around 2 weeks of battery life with it, maybe more.

Its probably not as good as this, but on the plus side, it’s like a $25-35 watch before shipping.

All of your advice about investing is the same advice given to people going into a casino.

I’ve beaten Portal and Portal 2, have I not solved 4D problems?

Oh hey, it’s literally requiring the government agencies to do the exact same thing we have been doing in the corporate space these past several years.

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Who touched the boats?

How’d they taste?

We use one of these at work! There are a couple of companies offering these solutions such as PaloAlto, Zscaler, etc. and they are typically of the “Next-Gen Firewall” variety (I.e. they scan the content of the packets rather than just routes and ports and such).

The way they work is basically that you establish VPN connections to their endpoints, and they scan the traffic as it passes through. Like a VPN, you get a new IP address that is shared with other customers, but there is a way to pin your original IP in the packet headers if you need.

These connections can be handled via one of a few ways:

1. Software on the workstation (best option as it allows deeper traffic routing and control, as long as your workstations are locked down)

2. IPSec tunnels configured on the building’s router service’s endpoints/datacenters

3. GRE tunnels configured on the building’s router to the service’s endpoints/datacenters

4. A physical firewall box that sits in front of your other hardware that does any of the above OR something bespoke

Note that unless you have option 4, none of these replace traditional “dumb” firewalls. If you’re still using IPv4, you still need a NAT firewall.

Matrix isn’t super private though. It’s halfway there, but compared to something like XMPP, it falls short due to the fact that any instance a user federates with gets a gigantic copy of all of their metadata, and the server operator can do whatever they want with it. So all you would have to do is spin up a new host, message a target user and get them to respond, and you’re done.

And ruin it for its current residents?

HOW???

If it had been any other country in the world, you might have seen an actual response. North Korea is not to be taken seriously until they have proven otherwise, and with an impoverished, famished population that is locked further in the past than Russia, I doubt we will see much in the way of meaningful action from them.

Ahh yes, the old classic: being in the neutral position between the two extremes.

I have the same problem in real life, but with the left/right crowd. I’ll get called one or the other until people clock me for what I am and then make fun of me by calling me an “enlightened centerist.”

It’s always weird when you trigger a .ml user in particular though, because they become very aggressive or very “principaled” very quickly. A .world user is usually a little more metered, and just regular internet-brand angry, on average.