Malware must also have some source code ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Check out racknerdtracker.com to see all past deals that can still be used.

If you just go for bandwidth, I guess 4TB for $10.29/year sounds good: https://racknerdtracker.com/?product=810%2F1-gb-kvm-vps-a-must-grab-deal---leb-exclusive

And then you can just get a burner SIM. I was able to activate Giffgaff (UK), Lifecell (UA) and T-Mobile (CZ) SIM cards abroad, and none of those need ID. Although I don’t know if it does apply country restrictions to those as well.

I only used their quick tunnels for some testing as it doesn’t need a domain and natively runs under Termux. For that at least it worked fine.
But I probably wouldn’t use them for anything serious. Typically you’re doing everything to avoid MITM, and now this is just the opposite of that.

Alright, enough, bye

“Can you guys stop using memes I didn’t approve of?”

Aromatic

ARE YOU PART OF THE_PACK? AROOOO!!!

Yes, of course. That always assumes a lack of good choice (i.e. no choice also being a bad option).

In various technical contexts

You probably do this all the time without thinking much about it. For example, updating mains-powered devices without UPS. There’s a chance the power goes out and something gets screwed up.

Better get an IP ban on CG-NATed network.

How would I know that?

By default you choose between Cloudflare and NextDNS.

I have L390 Yoga. Pretty nice thing, and the screen was a good punch coming from typical new cheap TN panel laptops.
I got it refurbished for €180.

It can also charge with 5V, but only from a real USB-C. USB-A to C won’t work.

Meanwhile this was a stupid proposal over here in Slovakia: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/sep/20/slovakia-targets-wealthy-book-buyers-with-steep-vat-rise

Announcing the new VAT rate this week, Slovakia’s finance minister, Ladislav Kamenický, claimed studies had shown that books were “primarily purchased by wealthier segments of the population” and could therefore be taxed at the new basic rate of 23% rather than the current rate of 10%.

rent it from Amazon for £11.99.

And then you check it, also on Amazon, and there it is, on DVD for £3 and BluRay (not UHD) for like £6.

Just checking an average movie I have in cart on UK Amazon (prices are in EUR because I buy them from Slovakia)

Passengers 2017 - New DVD: €3.40 ; New BluRay: €7.56 ; Used BluRay (Very Good condition): €2.08 ; YouTube High Definition: €8.99 (bruh…)

Do they check for your actual region? I currently have Ukrainian IP address, so it shows me $7.99/month for family plan.

Well in that case… Studňa v tom kufríku

Yes.

Even if it’s something current, I can enjoy the work and just not pay for it.