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It's just the new AI porn saying "watch me plsss"

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  • glowie ,
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    If you want layman's for all of those then use beeper.com heh. Those all are the open source Matrix bridges and a reskinned Element app

    glowie ,
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    And sadly the biggest competitor is Rumble and it's terrible

    glowie ,
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    You should check out Orion. Now that’s the best browser for iOS with both Firefox/Chrome extension support.

    glowie ,
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    Safing.io portmaster with SPN. It's better than any of the other recommendations so far.

    glowie ,
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    They do have built in DNS protection, it's just not DNS servers controlled by them. You can pick presets from AdGuard, Cloudflare, etc. Or, use your own.

    Regarding logging, I'm not sure I understand entirely how it's relevant to a service such as SPN. Have you used Tor and wondered if the nodes are logging? SPN is also an onion router. So, the exit node will not know your origin, even if they are logging. Of course, we could go down rabbit holes about speculative traffic correlation and/or timing attacks, but that's a separate discussion. A large portion of the SPN network is also community operated nodes.

    SPN nodes can also be run by anyone without needing a large investment of staked cryptocurrency, unlike another onion router Lokinet. This lowers the barrier to entry for a more diverse number of community contributed nodes to SPN.

    These aren't necessarily multiple VPN connections. Instead, every network request is sprayed across the SPN network based upon your desired number of hops and other settings. This means one app might see you as being in Iceland while another in Australia, etc. It bounces every connection around the network. If someone were trying to track you, it'd make it just a little more difficult than a static location connection with a traditional VPN.

    Hope this helps and you give it a try.

    glowie , (edited )
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    SPN has a maximum of 3 hops (same as Tor), unlike Proton, IVPN, Nord, etc that do a dual-VPN, multihop, whatever you want to call it, with only 2 hops.

    I've added 2 additional hops via hardware network infra through VPN chaining and I still achieve upwards of 150mbps down on a 1gbps connection with a total of 5 hops. So, I feel the speed achieved considering so many hops is pretty amazing. Of course, depending on the locations routed, may have high ms ping.

    Even if you just purchase 1 month, the worst case scenario is you've lost $8. The best case scenario is you've found your new fav open-source Linux network manager with an onion router like me.

    glowie ,
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    Also, if you're worried about logging, you could set up a bulletproof, anon VPS you paid for in cash/crypto from a host who doesn't KYC. Then, set it as a community node, and then configure Portmaster to only accept your SPN entry node as your own VPS. That way, you can know that when you enter the SPN it's through a VPS you've ensured isn't tied to your identity, doesn't log, and is your starting point before being routed through other random locations.

    glowie ,
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    Crypto and Bitcoin are not the same.

    glowie ,
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    I suggest reading this article and jump to the "WHAT ABOUT BITCOIN?" section, which explains this concept of their differences.

    glowie ,
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    Bitcoin is not a Venture Capitalist controlled, pseudo-decentralized scam. There is no CEO. The rest of crypto are all scams or were built to "fix" a utility that didn't need fixing. Only the money supply and its ownership needed fixing, which is why Bitcoin was created as a permissionless, immutable, decentralized, and deflationary currency. Unlike all fiats, which have been grossly debased in recent years through manipulation by bankers.

    glowie ,
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    No, you're still missing the point. Bitcoin is the only one that was built out of a self-less, cypherpunk cause, to allow the dismantling of central banker's grasp on people's financial sovereignty. The crypto that spun up after bitcoin are all garbage, save for maybe Monero.

    glowie ,
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    Yes, CF can view your login creds as the reverse-proxy effectively acts as a MitM handling the encryption and decryption.

    glowie ,
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    This. In fact, it's the opposite and designed for transparency.

    lost website UPDATE: I FOUND IT

    someday ago I saw this website about privacy and anonymity that had links to other websites, it had something to do with the durian fruit, the website was something like "durian network", I cant find it, literally, I cant remember the developer's name or anything that could help me find this website, it also had a link to an...

    glowie ,
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    I can't help you there but I can recommend one I contribute to: AnonymousPlanet.org

    glowie ,
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    The simplest solution would be to use a Nostr app to create a keypair (aka account). Then add the Mostr.pub relay. This will let you search for ActivityPub users and follow them as if it were a Twitter-style feed.

    Changing domain on existing Mastodon server question

    So I know, I know you're not really supposed to change the domain of an already existing Mastodon server. But I did anyway and set the previous domain as alt domain in config. However, to see content of accounts I previously followed, I need to keep the old domain running. With a redirect in place to the new domain it breaks...

    glowie ,
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    Find one that accepts crypto and then you're good

    glowie OP ,
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    Yup Yup! I've got it uploading objects. It seems to be an issue with fetching them. The hash is either mismatched or it's not correctly trying to grab from the sled repo. So, I get a 500 error in store response. Not really sure how to fix it.

    Pi-Hole or something else for network ad blocking?

    I've been aware of pi-hole for a while now, but never bothered with it because I do most web browsing on a laptop where browser extensions like uBlock origin are good enough. However, with multiple streaming services starting to insert adds into my paid subscriptions, I'm looking to upgrade to a network blocker that will also...

    Thumbnail cache saved to object storage?

    I've set up object storage properly on my instance. However, I noticed that pictrs is still ballooning in size and I beleive it's due to the thumbnail cache. This cache does not appear to be getting stored in the object storage. Any idea how I can have anything saved in pictrs be stored in my object storage provider rather than...

    glowie OP ,
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    I am using the from scratch install and on 0.18.5 and using pictrs 0.4.0 beta (or whichever build comes with the embed version)

    Initially, when I set my object storage creds in the docker-compose.yml file, it seemed to work and I see in my bucket it populated some files.

    But now I don't think it is writing anything to the bucket. Any ideas? Thanks!

    Atuin is an open-source shell command history app for Linux with syncing, unlimited history, and with contextual search ( lemmy.ml )

    Atuin replaces your existing shell history with a SQLite database, and records additional context for your commands. With this context, Atuin gives you faster and better search of your shell history!...

    glowie ,
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    You can disable network access. Only thing that breaks is the GIF selector, among anything else that needs access to the internet. That's what I do.

    glowie OP ,
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    Turns out, even with the from scratch install, I needed to edit the docker-compose.yml file to add the pict-rs env vars. It’s working now.

    glowie OP ,
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    Thanks! And to answer your question, I always like building from source to know exactly what’s involved. Just a hobbyist thing I guess lol

    glowie ,
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    You may want to also look at offloading media with pict-rs to a object storage like an S3 API compliant bucket. Otherwise, you’ll find Lemmy soaks up lots of storage.

    glowie OP ,
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    Ah interesting, thanks. I’ll see if I can find some. That makes sense that it relies entirely upon the users of the instance and what they search/subscribe to. So, as a single-user instance, it’d only show what I venture out to find. Hopefully, the scripts you speak of can help automate some of that.

    glowie OP ,
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    Seems maybe that tool is a bit different? If you have a new community, you can use that tool to submit it. Rather than the opposite I’m looking for, where it lets me find new communities I’m not yet subscribed to (directly within my homeserver search).

    glowie OP ,
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    Hell yea. The LCS tool is working beautifully. Thanks for that!

    glowie OP ,
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    Nice, that’s a great explorer. Looks like I’ve got quite a lot of indexing to do.

    glowie OP ,
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    Seems the only caveat to doing this is that now my instance is growing about ~2GB per day lmao

    Might need to find a way to prune the storage or else this won’t be financially maintainable hah

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