refalo @ refalo @programming.dev

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I thought you needed root for app-level firewalls?

Source:

Several solutions have already been posted in here, please do not try to act authoritative when you don't know the answer. We already saw you asked what VNC is.

People hate being told to use magnetic tape

Because there are still horror stories of them falling apart and not lasting even in proper controlled conditions

Yes I mean google wallet. I've never heard of a banking app supporting NFC payments by itself, I was not aware that was even a thing... googling suggests that might be an EU-only thing.

Every time I think about running custom roms or degoogled stuff, I remember that NFC payments will no longer work and then I get sad.

just be aware that there's only one user and it's root

curious what people are asking and where you are when this happens? I would be shocked if I was just walking around my local grocery store and someone has any clue what Haiku is.

network namespaces can do it, firejail makes it easy but there's several other methods as well.

if you already know the IP address(es) you will be communicating with, it's even easier just by adding a static route with a gateway of the VPN interface.

repost

Actually, everything is a remix

what the hell is a Ford Sudan

just move

this is dangerous advice. courts can still subpoena the usenet provider for your information.

pretty sure it's been a thing since even before free compilers

200-something

So just using your stovetop/oven exposes you to toxic gases? that doesn't sound safe.

I guess that's why some oven manufacturers tell you not to use it around birds.

well yea, if it's free you're the product

oracle has perpetual free tier VMs, just selfhost it

You don't control any VPN services hosted on someone else's (e.g. a cloud provider's) infrastructure

We must have very different definitions of "control".

They have full access and can technically do anything.

You could say the same for anyone with physical access to a machine. But the people who have to worry about that likely aren't reading this.

And they see your incoming and outgoing connections.

So does any bandwidth provider you pay money to.

This is stupid, and doesn't give you any privacy benefit.

Highly debatable and subjective IMO

There are good and trustworthy VPN providers

Depends on your definition of trustworthy... some say it's impossible to trust any company.

I think there's mainly two usecases:

• the "weird" people who don't visit any mainstream sites and live under a rock
• people who disable JS by default but are always adding exceptions for sites that need it