The path is part of the http protocol. Most firewalls only parse the first couple layers (ethernet->ip->tcp/udp), not http as well, unless they do deep package inspection. Idk if openwrt/banip has functionality like that.
It might be easier (and more performant if the firewall has weak hardware) to just allow tcp port 80 and let your reverse proxy do the filtering for that, since it (usually) needs to parse the http anyways.
I would love to use my physical Yubikey, but all the websites I’ve seen that allow passkey login always deny both Yubikeys.
Everything I can find tells me Genshin has been running on Linux for three years. Haven’t tried it though
You can’t even install it on Linux, they killed the native app years ago and now tell you to use the browser version
Link previews happen if you hold click on a link or choose it in the right click menu. By default it shows pretty much just the title of the page and a banner asking you to enable ai summaries.
It’s kinda annoying, but not because of the ai. And you can easily disable it
It has been working for a while, but it’s not recommended
The Fediverse isn’t federated.
All those clients are ActivityPub, not say some Twitter, some Facebook, some Bluesky, etc.
How is that different?
Just make JSON5 the new official version and I would be ok
This is at least the third time, how do they even manage to fail that
That’s the old way to support calls. The new way is MatrixRTC/Livekit. Not all clients support it yet, but the website says commet supports that too.
The JPEG XL team at Google Research and the Chrome team seem to have different opinions on the format
cd is a zoxide alias for me. If I need to navigate by folder content, I have yazi on y
I also recommend Atuin, the better shell history that works with most shells and can replace both up arrow and ctrl-r
If you want to send files between just your own devices KDE Connect is great and can do many other things too. If you are on Gnome there is a gnome extension for better integration (gsconnect I think?)
The title of the post
Even without capitalism I prefer having been able to read the existing books without an ending over not being able to read any of them. I can get some enjoyment from the journey even without a destination
Rclone supports most cloud storage, including gdrive. Probably not what was used here, but it’s super useful
ESNI has largely been dropped in favor of ECH
Between roughly 23 and 25 hours, also depends on time zone and when the day is