BCsven
@BCsven@lemmy.ca
- Comment on YSK Iranian developers have created an open-source censorship bypass solution that works on desktop and mobile. 4 days ago:
A search says Oblivion adds on to WARP, giving you additional protocols, IP switching (instead of Cloudflare assigned), some addition tools, but biggest seems to be opensource, because official WARP is closed.
- Comment on ‘Britain’s most tattooed man’ claims he is unable to watch p*rn as 'new age check system mistakes his ink for a mask' | Need To Know 4 days ago:
Heh, now I am. I don’t really have sympathy in this case, its a first world problem: I tattooed my whole face now I’m grumbling that facial recognition doesn’t work.
- Comment on Windows 11 is a minefield of micro-aggressions in the shipping lane of progress 4 days ago:
Its horrible
- Comment on ‘Britain’s most tattooed man’ claims he is unable to watch p*rn as 'new age check system mistakes his ink for a mask' | Need To Know 4 days ago:
They sell tattoo coverup makeup
- Comment on YSK Iranian developers have created an open-source censorship bypass solution that works on desktop and mobile. 4 days ago:
Desktop version
- Comment on Lately, a great many people who used to say they didn't care about privacy because they had nothing to hide must be realizing what a flawed conclusion that was. 5 days ago:
One of my kids was doing that with password123 etc. I have explained how you may not care that your gym account gets hacked, its the fact that they will try those credentials with your bank account, etc.
- Comment on Lately, a great many people who used to say they didn't care about privacy because they had nothing to hide must be realizing what a flawed conclusion that was. 1 week ago:
This is accurate. I have a degoogled phone, no mainstream social media, and Linux OS. I have talked to my wife about the reason for my choices, so she is not ignorant about privacy or data gathering issues. She still uses Instagram and Facebook etc. And while she is a bit alarmed at bill C-2 being tabled in Canada (which would share Canadian private citizen info with the USA) I doubt she will think about it next week.
- Comment on Pharmacies shouldn’t give pill bottles 1 week ago:
And pets. A paper bag with smells inside means some dog will eat it.
- Comment on I'm an Israeli-American thinking of moving to Canada, is it a friendly place to move to? 1 week ago:
I couldn’t comment on them, I only have passes through the prairies, not enough knowledge to comment correctly
- Comment on I'm an Israeli-American thinking of moving to Canada, is it a friendly place to move to? 1 week ago:
Each province is a bit different. Jere are my notes from being in several.
Alberta is an oil and gas province and has a lot of maga types, so we call it North Texas. To balance that comment, many Albertans are very friendly and outgoing.
British Columbia has more open minded people, and focus on clean environment, but it is expensive to live in BC. Vancouver is a cold (socially) city, people have established cliques and you will find the outgoing friendly people are immigrants from other countries or provinces.
Ontario has a lot of opportunity but each city can have a different feel. Avoid Windsor, even though it has cheaper housing than say Toronto, it is a blue collar town with many small minded people.
I’ve never had any issues with healthcare in any province. It’s been a great system, especially when I got cancer.
- Comment on The Foreign Censorship Threat: How the European Union’s(EU) Digital Services Act(DSA) Compels Global Censorship and Infringes on American Free Speech 1 week ago:
Also CBS having a politicist on staff to ensure reporting is not against trump
- Comment on Looking for recommendations for a multi home NAS solution 1 week ago:
It’s possible there is dedicate system to do this, I haven’t researched it. But if not setting up syncthing would work. And if its a lot of data sync it local first then mail or drive the remote drive to them.
- Comment on Server access from China 1 week ago:
Elsewhere in China, phone inspections may not be standard but targeted. Although broader surveillance like the National Anti‑Fraud Center may be used.
Aka I ain’t travelling there
- Comment on Server access from China 1 week ago:
- Comment on Server access from China 1 week ago:
People have said that is exactly what happens. Some had full phone scan, other requirement is installing a china app and keeping it on your phone for your stay
- Comment on Server access from China 1 week ago:
You have to install an app on your phone and keep it their during your visit. Some people said they had a full phone scan done on entry. Don’t bring your regular phone bring a burner and don’t login to any of your accounts
- Comment on What are your VPN recommendations for accessing self-hosted applications from the outside? 2 weeks ago:
Tailscale is great in that config is super simple. Downsides tailscale ssh has to be called at launch if you want ssh access over that network… Could be a benefit for security…however its a tailscale specific ssh and not everything is available.
Data servers moved to the USA a few ears back.Wireguard is more setup, but a better (self host option ). There is also Headscale if you want to selfhost a tailscale type server
- Comment on What are your VPN recommendations for accessing self-hosted applications from the outside? 2 weeks ago:
The only downside of Tailscale is a few years back they moved their data servers from Canada to the USA…so with the current administration this could become a privacy issue at some point
- Comment on If i stain or spill a drink on a shirt, can i just wash it in the bath with generic soap and let it soak rinse and dry to get the same thing as a whole load of laundry? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on If i stain or spill a drink on a shirt, can i just wash it in the bath with generic soap and let it soak rinse and dry to get the same thing as a whole load of laundry? 2 weeks ago:
Club Soda. But buy some LA totally Awesome, it gets everything out. Dollarstores and Home Depot usually have it. Its like magic
- Comment on Madagascar man guilty of rape and murder of child sentenced to surgical castration 2 weeks ago:
My missing foreskin says yes. While not a requiremt to be part of the church it was widely practised when I grew up, as was being removed from the church when divorced.
- Comment on Madagascar man guilty of rape and murder of child sentenced to surgical castration 2 weeks ago:
Church says the body is a work of god , sacred. Proceeds to perform circumcision.
- Comment on Is it wrong that i would like to start a small 3d print business? 2 weeks ago:
They are so cheap that many people have them, or many services to provide prints. If you can find a specific market there are much higher end printers that offer industry solutions. Like Markforged can print continuous carbon fiber in the resin for parts that are same strength as aluminum, or print metals. Formlabs has dozens or resins and elastomers. Thingverse has a lot of parts ready to print. There are some free CAD solutions if you want to model parts from scratch. OpenCAD, FreeCAD, Blender
- Comment on Tape drive backups 3 weeks ago:
It’s all we had in the early 90s for archiving :)
- Comment on Cookie hell 3 weeks ago:
Add Noscript extension, it will stop a lot of junk loading and data stealing, the trade off is you specifically have to allow certain scripts to run for functionality of the page
- Comment on What sort of grill needs a firmware update lol 3 weeks ago:
If you are into that: then tplink kasa switches and plugs can be reconfigured via hs100 app on git hub, so that they only look local and don’t try to reach out to a remote server. You can use the app to connect them to your local WiFi. Then you can control them via home assistant locally (or remotely) and not rely on a corporate server and android app for use
- Comment on What sort of grill needs a firmware update lol 3 weeks ago:
When you want to intergrate your smoker into homeassitant so you can adjust it from the office.
- Comment on Commodore has officially been purchased by Peri Fractic (of Retro Recipes) 5 weeks ago:
You can try out commodore OS 3.0, a fan based operating system. www.commodoreos.net/CommodoreOS.aspx
- Comment on What are your favourite single-player games without much fluff, grinding or difficulty spikes? 5 weeks ago:
Shattered Pixel Dungeon on fdroidorr Linux or Windows
- Comment on First time setting up a NAS 1 month ago:
Send your question into the 2.5admins podcast team, they will give the best suggestion.