North Korea launches a new ICBM designed to threaten US + voters that he needs his money and he needs it real fast.

anti-poor organization

I’m using that exclusively now for sure.

Made up?

Alovoa: full of scammer bots and few awkward nerds

code block.

For mobile(Jerboa) users:

They’re custom stickers from StickerMule, which is not quite a nice company, but they have some deals they almost surely loose money on.
I’ve put these together:

• $1 for 10: https://www.stickermule.com/deals/4b02bdaf

• $0.80 for 10: https://www.stickermule.com/deals/f167bd20

• $1.25 for 10: https://www.stickermule.com/deals/fcde0915

• $1.11 for 10: https://www.stickermule.com/deals/66a85adf

• $1.11 for 10 (Italian): https://www.stickermule.com/deals/88e0209a

• $9 for 50: https://www.stickermule.com/deals/ee2c2ae3

Yes, that includes worldwide shipping. Each of those can be ordered just once, but somewhere I heard a legend they don’t check for duplicate accounts, but I haven’t tried that myself.
There’s also a $1 Unixstickers pro pack (account not required)

Realistically, ISPs don’t typically monitor small personal servers. Copyright concerns are primarily the domain of rights holders, who would need to file a formal complaint. However, for long-term use, it’s better to implement a more secure setup. Use reverse proxy + calibre docker image to make it use HTTPS.

Btw, given the circumstances, it’s likely you’re only using an internal IP (e.g., 192.168.xxx.xxx), which is inaccessible to your ISP. If that’s the case, there’s no need for concern. You don’t even have to censor it actually, since that doesn’t really mean anything outside your network.

Exposing your public IP to the internet is a giant pain in the b, especially given that you don’t seem to understand all this very much. Unless you specifically need external access, just use internal network. Even then, find other ways to accomplish the same result(Tailscale/Wireguard…etc).

If you set it up as just local sharing, ISP can’t see. If it’s public IP, in theory, since you don’t seem to use HTTPS, they can. However, they won’t.

I think people ise Calibre with Send to Kindle email feature, not the content server. I find that somewhat pointless as I have to wait for it to show up on my kindle when I can just use USB to make it show up instantly, as a format that I choose, without using any Amazon’s server. In fact, I have never turned on the Internet access for my kindle.

I only buy Scotch-Brite. Saves you so much in the long run.

Oh wow I am so scared.

Can’t you see the irony of licensing your comment on a piracy forum?

just fuck cars

Well Hamas is no Ukraine but sure

Just a heads up: Lemmy’s PM is not encrypted with a lot of room for vulnerability. Best not to use it.

I can think of many ways to transmit data. Doesn’t even nessesarily have to be the Internet. Internal SIM card? Satelite connection? VLAN is definitely not a solution to a state-level hardware threat.

If you have access to hardware level design, just about anything can happen.

*was

You asian lady fuuka yuuu

I just had a military drill and trust me it’s not

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