“Not really”
Yes, really. If you print something out of plastic and have to go out and buy a barrel and other hardware to put in it, you might as well just mold it out of paper mache.
A CNC can make a gun from start to finish that you wouldn’t be worried about blowing your fingers off when you pulled the trigger, without adding outside hardware to.
It would be interesting to decompile their APK and see how much of OPs code is in it.
Guess I was “virtue signalling” back before the term was even coined.
This is the way.
Chances are you couldn’t use CGNAT for self-hosting, so you’d be out to an actual IP address that’s forwarding the traffic via something like Cloudflared, but your point stands.
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I edited that, I’d also recommend Charles Sheffield. I’m specifically thinking of the Cold as Ice books.
Anything by Robert Forward and Charles Sheffield.
So I have it running on about 20 phones for customers of mine that use Blue Iris with it. But these are all Apple devices, I’m the only one with Android. I’ve never had a complaint except one person that couldn’t get on at all, and we found that for some reason the Blue Iris app was blacklisted in the network settings from using the VPN. But that’s the closest I’ve seen to your problem.
I wonder if you set up a ping every 15 seconds from the device to the server if that would keep the tunnel active and prevent the disconnect. I don’t think tailscale has a keepalive function like a wireguard connection. If that’s too much of a pain, you might want to just implement Wireguard yourself since you can set a KeepAlive value and the tunnel won’t go idle. Tailscale is probably wanting to reduce their overhead so they don’t include a keepalive.
Tailscale is completely transparent on any devices I’ve used it on. Install, set up, and never look at it again because unless it gets turned off, it’s always on.
The reasoning they give is ludicrous. That’s idiotic as saying because someone put up a pedophile website, Apache is the devil. Even if Apache were built by NAMBLA, if it’s opensource and doesn’t randomly insert pictures of naked kids into your website, how does the developer matter to the product?
TikTok competes with X
So 1: your chronology is wrong, because this was all done under Biden, 2: Trump apparently is asking the SC to intercede on TikToks behalf and keep them going, and 3: in what way does a short video thing for braindamaged teens compete with twitter?
I’m well aware of how inline environment variables work, but that is one helldammer of a name for one, and I rarely see anyone use actual spaces in .env file variable, let alone translate a space to SPACE in a variable name.
Those are quite the environment variable names there.
If it ran SteamOS, I’d have died laughing.
I’ve been using a wildcard accept rule on my main domain, and every once in a while one of the made up addresses gets out of hand, I just go in and blackhole it on my email server. I then send a nasty email to the admin of whoever got hacked or sold the address (sending from another bullshit address), as I use unique addresses per signup and keep track of them in my password manager. It seems to have kept my inbox fairly clean since anything to those addresses goes into a side folder.
Been doing it for 20 years, seems like a good strategy so far.
These companies are putting NPUs into their processors, and nobody will ever build the software to use them because everything is done on GPUs. It’s a dog and pony show.
Republicans will cancel it, I guarantee it. Then they’ll put their stamp on a new mission, put it all into SpaceX hands, and send Melon some more money.
dd if=/dev/sda0 conv=sync,noerror bs=128K status=progress | gzip -c file.gzYou can add an additional pipe in there if you need to ssh it to another machine if you don’t have room on the original.