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It does need a server though. Either the centralized official one you can selfhost one.

Matrix, Briar, SimpleX, Threema

You've worked with juniors before?

Because in my experience I was constantly reading their unreadable code, then telling them why it's wrong or bad or not fitting in a digestible manner and then waiting weeks for a refactor.

Iterate that for a month. Mentoring them took way longer than it would have taken me to write it from scratch. Not that dissimilar to trying to using AI for where it sucks (larger, a tad more complex problems).

It only makes sense if you look at it as an investment, because they will eventually improve.

a long runway that allows us to become profitable when needed

Switch to self-hosting headscale when they enshittify in an attempt to become profitable, duh

Doesn't Splitgate 2 have kernel level anti cheat that works on Linux? Maybe it is "trapped" inside wine/proton but they explicitly made it work and people are thanking them on steam discussions.

not op

coming soon section at the bottom of https://curi.ooo/

personally I love useful local ai integration

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Sounds like it but there is probably some differences.

I use EURKEY cause I prefer standard qwerty for programming but I frequently need all kind of european symbols due to working internationally and in multiple languages across europe.

EURKEY layout is great for that. It's basically qwerty, but all the european letters and diatrics are places meaningfully. For example ä is right ALT + a

selfhosting Ghost

I guess they could embed it like a word from a different language, but I don't know why base64 should be part of the pipeline.

Edit:

or maybe I am completely wrong

You're right, I didn't even think of that

GrayJay has a peertube plugin which works well.

I clear cookies in my browser on exit. Because I want to clear most cookies.

I have dedicated apps for services where I don't want to log in every time, even when they have a web version, because of the above.

I know this can be done with firefox settings (at least on desktop) but thats a hassle.

Thats actually an interesting method to make AI not learn it.

My stupid guess would be that you have a kill switch from your VPN and it might not have anything to do with your DNS. But also, have you rebooted?

Do you use dnscrypt-proxy or systemd-resolved or something else?

Also check your /etc/systemd/resolved.conf

let me google it for you:

https://defcad.com/

https://3dgunbuilder.com/3d-printed-guns/

Never had the issue, guess I'm on a good one lol

You are talking about plausible deniability, so I assumed this is in relation to law enforcement.

You are talking about thousands of hours of work.

It's 10-20 manhours and most of it is letting an expert read the logs. I worked on the ISP side of such cases, it took us 1 minute to provide such data.