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But the downside is that they had downgraded everyone in the free tier to only 1 hosted network, which is sad since now I can't do different groups.
I used to have a group for each circle of friends so that we can play LAN games together and now I need to ask one of them from each group to set a network themselves for me to join.
Self hosting (Moon instances) introduced basically nothing since our network wasn't super reliable. With their current pricing it wasn't that useful to us so I'm now in a love-hate relationship with Zerotier.
I suspect that this is partially influenced by gut bacteria, which sounds like pointing fingers to blame something instead of not enough "self-esteem".
It's more of multiple factors in motion, while the effects apart from self determination are heavily downplayed.
I'm currently trying to shake down some of my weight, but as soon as I started consume less, my mind gets fuzzy and work will not get done. And my blood sugar gets dangerously low. Counterintuitive I know, heh.
I hope for that one day I'll break the vicious cycle.
You'd think I'd be a guru in the installation process by now but I still occasionally make my system unbootable for one reason or another with new releases, or the whole thing "just don't work" outright.
It is really, really frustrating since every solution is basically "try again or start anew, we don't have the source so can't help you much sorry".
Overall I find it actually suprisingly usable, which is a habit that I more or less carried until the "modern" times where I browse Facebook on my Android Firefox instead using the bloated app and Messenger.
In the wake of other variants like Delta, I doubt that people who didn't/can't get the vaccine can be protected by herd immunity alone.
A few of my friends are getting breakthroughs too, which seems like a lot in comparison to the global statistics, so it might be just anomalies.
That said, with some magic linux command sauce, external drives can be used(part 2 of link), then software RAID, offloading data to them to prolong flash writes lifetime, then more stuffs like AnLinux can instead be used to add functionality to it.
Interesting read indeed.
And yes, I don't see the hash in the page too, I should read it more carefully before commenting. Sorry for the confusion.
4ba4fbf7231a3a660e86892707d25c135533a16a ubuntu-20.04.2.0-desktop-amd64.iso 2.67GiB 120 8 1 2.67GiB
Edit: Your edit seems to align to my view. Ignore this comment
It is morally wrong, but morally wrong stuffs are not the reason to got pitchfork on them.
My view is that if they donate a huge lump sum of money, great! If they don't, fine by me too.
My heart can't handle another rollercoaster of unicorns for long...
At first, an appeal fixed that rather quickly, but after 5 similar incidents in just 2 years around Teamviewer 14, they straight up deemed my personal account as commercial even though I bought the commercial version on my work computer and strictly use my personal computer as, well, personal. After a few emails back and forth, I was very frustrated about how I'm wrongly accused for something I didn't do. So my wise choice was to ditch it and head to the Zerotier + VNCServer ever since.
Recently I stumbled upon this gaming streaming called Rainway, and are quite fascinated by their approach. The stream is smooth and I might use then more.
(I'm not affliated to any companies mentioned above, this is a personal opinion and not a sales pitch.)
Edit: spacings