voxel

beuh, they obviously mean that the biometric data is stored and processed locally, not the data that results from that processing.
i mean that’s still kinda creepy but you’re making it seem like they didn’t obviously admit to it in the original sentence.

my last dualshock 4 lasted like 3 years before starting to show first signs of drift

tbf i think dualshock 4 controllers die about as fast as joycons. but also joycons cost 70$ while you can get a new dualshock 4 for 25

by software i mean the imap bridge, but i agree that the official client is pretty bad too

just use Aniyomi with the Yomiroll or Aniwave plugin

yes but they shouldn’t be hiding that fact deep in the settings
also I don’t care about encryption and stuff if it prevents me from using my favorite mail client without installing their bridge software

yes, permanently. I hit that little x a year ago and haven’t seen this little ad thing ever since

proton requires them to use their software and adds a footer with protonmail ads to all of your emails without an option to disable it without paying up

you don’t need ublock to remove it, just hover over it and press a cross button. it permanently dismisses ALL copilot ads.

1. it’s not intrusive
2. it can be dismissed in one click, and this hides these ads everywhere and permanently

I’m talking about the zerotier’s app

zerotier is open source and free with up to 25 nodes per network, and supports custom ip assignments (in custom ranges, with option to have multiple subnets per network), custom dhcp, managed dns, and custom, multiple managed routes (with option to point to a custom gateway), and traffic flow rules.

for example here are the rules i have set up for my “gaming” network that i use to play LAN games with my friends (only allows ipv4, arp and ipv6 traffic and prevents clients from self-assigning ip addresses)

route settings page:
my “personal” network (which just links all of my personal devices together) exists in 172.16.0.0/24 and auto-assigns ipv4 addresses in 172.16.0.101-172.16.0.199 range using dhcp (but i have configured custom ip addresses for each device anyway), and ipv6 is auto-assigned using RFC4196.

huh i thought zerotier is more popular.
i love it but their android app sucks. hasn’t received a single large update since android 5 and constantly keeps disconnecting

it can install packages and manage their dependencies. (package dependencies are experimental tho) (so what part of it is “not really a package manager”

why not winget?

btw why did you choose tailscale over zerotier

they ignore all requets.
i have a couple of pp.ua domains, and there’s no limit on them (you cant register more than 3 per month)
but unfortumately one of the requirements is that you can’t hide phone number and address from WHOIS records and you must provide them your phone number

how wll this affect aniyomi?

i use sync. there’s nothing even close to the quality of the client. (The onlt client that implements material you in a fun and usable way, sync is usable one-handed)
I had been using Liftoff for a while (before switching to Sync as soon as it came out), which i quite liked but it feels a lot worse than sync

PollyMC is better, it also supports alternative auth servifes with libauthinjector and can download Curseforge modpacks (Yeah, you should use modrinth, but most good modpacks are only available on Curse)