Would have been fine if it didn’t cost a kidney and they’d invested in app development more.

Too closed off. Too expensive.

Praise be.

Nifty project. Definitely I could see this being useful for discussing things that would traditionally be censored on other more centralized or semi-decentralized platforms (piracy, anti-authoritarian discussions in an oppressive country, etc).

I gave it a try and the loading times are atrocious, though. I suppose that’s an unfortunate problem with running decentralized.

Honestly it’s just really sad

No. This is a BS “both sides” type argument.

There are other terror states. Iran, China, Russia, Afghanistan, and many more, but there are many countries that focus on freedom and democratic values. Some might be slipping into tyrannical government’s slowly (looking at you US of A), but even those are nowhere near the levels Russia is.

A good man. Probably too good and wholesome for politics, which is why he was eaten alive during his presidency, but he always seemed to do what he thought was correct, rather than convenient or personally advantageous.

RIP Mr. President.

Ah that makes sense.

I didn’t realize that VR was big in the furry community, but it makes sense.

Do they have a specific app/community? Things like VRchat I can’t imagine being very well suited to furries, since you’d have random people coming in yelling slurs/bigoted shit.

I’ve always been tangentially fascinated with the furry community, while not one myself. Always seemed like an interesting, weird group, which as someone a part of other weird groups…you go furries.

They had rules?

Yeah Mint being the “Just works” distro is why I use it these days. Debian is best for servers/low maintenance systems, Mint is best for desktops IMHO.

Not like China is competing fairly when their workforce is made up of slave labor from “reformed” minorities.

Doesn’t matter who makes the software, as long as it’s open sourced and audited.

Just because you can doesn’t mean anyone does. I’ve never seen an ISP hand out “private” IPv6 addresses. Ever.

If you’re doing NAT on IPv6, you’re doing it wrong and stupid. Plain and simple.

Yeah. It’s not really surprising at this point.

Just like an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican found having gay and/or underage sex

Or like a Scientologist being fucking nuts.

It’s almost like hive mentality of things like cults and religion foster the worst parts of humanity or something.

Network Prefix Translation isn’t the same thing. That’s used for things like MultiWAN so that your IPv6 subnet from another WAN during a failover event can still communicate by chopping off the first half and replacing the subnet with the one from the secondary WAN. It is not NAT like in IPv4 and doesn’t have all of the pitfalls and gotchas. You still have direct communications without the need for things like port forwarding or 1:1 NAT translations.

I’m a Network Engineer of over a decade and a half. I live and breath this shit. Lol.

CGNAT only applies to IPv4. You cannot NAT IPv6 effectively. It’s not designed to be NATed. While there IS provisions for private IPv6 addressing, nobody actually does it because it’s pointless.

It’s why IPv6 is important, but many didn’t listen.

“We investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong”

Yes, but OP mentioned nothing about Cloudflare.

Sweet. Both OPNSense and pfSense firewalls have the ability to tie into MaxMind’s GeoIP service. Not sure what your perimeter device is, but it’s pretty easy on those. And free.