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Hypothetically… Would doing hot knives of hash create enough heat to to so?


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There is always a solution.


Vivaldi is a beast when it comes to handling memory. It has features that I’ve never found in other browsers eg. workspaces (similar to tab grouping extensions like sideberry in Firefox) . It still supports ublock. It can sync.
It is degoogled.
I use it on all my machines and android devices.
Another chromium based browser that I would HIGHLY recommended is Cromite - a fork of bromite. It is also recommended by the graphene OS team.
It’s chrome, without google. Plus a ton of security and privacy additions and options. It doesn’t have any added productivity or other features besides those.
It doesn’t have a sync feature, but exporting is a thing.
It is great with memory, too.
PS. I don’t have a computer or phone with more than 8GB ram.
(Don’t worry guys, I also use my own user.js in ff, use tor, mullvad browser, etc.)


I just have my old PC’s running Linux connected directly to the tv or projector.
I use a super basic webdav server or free arr matey streaming sites.
I sometimes sftp into devices.
That’s my setup.


You would maybe need to configure separate virtual interfaces for each VPN. And do some routing or a local redirecting proxy (tinyproxy is easy) to ensure things go where you want.
On android there are things that allow you to send traffic to different vpns or proxies by setting listening ports. Something like sagernet or proxychainNG or nekobox.


“You will own nothing and you will be happy.”


Extract all resources, concentrate all power, do war, collapse, repeat.


Glad you’ve found the solution.
There is almost always a solution in about:config to a number or privacy/security issues.


I have nothing to add except the appreciation for everyone who helped and amazement at the vastly differing ways people produced working results.


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So, an atomic powered RAID array with SMART corruption correcting code attribute in a timed replacement sequence of a series of single platter, low RPM, drives, using ZFS?
But apparently, using a simple archival quality DVD+R or Blu-ray would work. (Don’t forget to include the hardware so you have something that can read it in the future.)
Apparently verbatim gold archive DVD+r has been rated for between 32 and 127 years with a minimum 18.
Some Blu-ray from a few corps is rated at 50 years.
Under ideal conditions.
However, I’ll stick to my crystal skulls and their magic alien data storage.
Also: https://github.com/usnationalarchives/digital-preservation
https://www.archives.gov/preservation/storage
Sidenote: my few Linux machines are all running on HDDs that are each at least 10 years old. With additional internal and external 5" and external 2.5" drives that are just as old. My oldest is probably about 15.
Thank the Linus for smartmontools and smartd/smartctl.


The ideas were patented 25 years ago.


I call my Dr.
I book an appointment. If urgent but not medically urgent to my immediate wellbeing I can get in in a week or so.
If urgent, but not emergency, I can go to a clinic or the hospital non emergency (hospital can have wait times up to several hours)
If emergency and severe or traumatic injury or life threatening - emergency at hospital. Triage assesses need. Last time I had to take someone it was maybe a 20 minute wait - they had been hurt pretty bad - got jumped.
None of any of the above will cost me any money.
An ambulance, though, costs like 75$ if it is not life threatening.
Canada.
I got a pixel 9 for $240 CAD via carrier promotion in Canada.
I held out getting a new phone as long as I could and they offered a new pixel 9 for $5 per month for 24 months
Not to trade in after 24.
It’s mine. For 5$ a month.
When I received it I didn’t turn it on for a week.
Read as much as I could to decide that Google would only ever see the single boot to enable developer mode and enable OEM unlock to flash graphenos.
It seemed intimidating, but the process to install is very smooth.


I wonder how well that’ll work against the 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456 (that’s the real number) ipv6 addresses.


You will own nothing and you will be happy.


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There it is folks.
All you need to do is host an llm and you can torrent ANYTHING!
That link for orbot doesn’t go anywhere. At least for me. A bunch of qr codes - 3 of which 404. None get to a download.
The fdroid link 404s.
Anyway, here’s the current release for android
https://guardianproject.info/fdroid/repo/orbot-latest.apk
If you run Linux you can run it - you don’t need a dedicated server. You can config to your specs. See here https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/snowflake/
sudo apt install snowflakeor snowflake-proxy for just the server On debian/Ubuntu.
Termux can run the proxy using the same command
And here’s the official site
https://snowflake.torproject.org/
Ironic, though, they don’t use the snowflake widget on their own site
But you can just open this page in any browser https://snowflake.torproject.org/embed.html