I think the main thing to keep in mind when doing any of these hacking games is permission. Do you have permission to do what you are doing? With overthewire they give you permission to do the challenges. If you were to try to go outside of what they say you can do, and try to pivot to another part of their system to hack, that’d be illegal.
If you’re interested beyond cli stuff like otw/bandit has check out tryhackme.com They have a lot of fun beginner friendly stuff as well.
https://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/
This is a lot of fun. Starts off pretty basic with the cli, and gets way more advanced.
I thought so too for a long time. Had to figure it out for actual budget though. Tailscale makes that aspect pretty simple. Still probably too complex for your average user, but if you’re setting up self hosted apps you should be able to figure it out.
I would have paid more for evga if they had an AMD card. As is, I went with what I could get for msrp.
On mint for now. Mainly because I’m familiar with apt and it made setup for docker easier being on a dist I’m familiar with.
Kinda. I recently got a shield pro to replace my roku. Customization, and no ads are nice, but for what it cost, what a fucking piece of shit. Hard freezee that require unplugging is the main issue, but it also doesn’t respond to remote presses frequently on start up. Takes 30+ seconds sometimes before the remote works.
For more than double the cost it shoukd blow the roku ultra away in every sense. And I shouldn’t have to adb hack it to install a custom launcher.
It’s still working for me. But I’ve been using plexamp a lot more lately instead.
Fucking thing is 8 years old. That is now going to cost more than 8 years ago. Sure blame tarrifs, but it should be at least $100 cheaper now than launch.
That was for 12ft.io Bypassing a pay wall. Not blocking ads.
I replied too quick, and missed the recent used order of the op. Edge just cycles left to right with ctrl+tab I think. However, alt+tab actually would have been the solution for the oop at least in edge. Because it does go to your last used tab.
This works in edge. Alt+tab also cycles between 2 tabs in edge if a previos tab was selected, or between windows if not. Which annoys the hell out of me, going from email to edge, switching to the tab I need to copy from and expecting alt+tab to bring me back to email and instead just goes back to the tab I didn’t want.
Did exactly that early days of hulu.
This is the way. Double sinks suck. With this you have a double when you need, but can also waeh big things like oven sheets.
I think playlet is what I used on roku. Not as nice as smarttube as you can’t log in I don’t think, but you can still subscribe and stuff, just doesn’t transfer between devices. Personally didn’t really use it, just set up for my wife.
Revanced still working great for me.
Can I sue meta for non consensual tracking and making it so I can’t even look at a picture 90% of the fucking time because it’s account gated to Instagram?
I resend a lot of email. Reply all, update subject, screenshots etc. A few seconds after you reply all, above the to field you start getting status updates. You’re not replying to the latest email. This will be sent to xx people etc. It shifts all the fields down, so my click into the subject to remove the RE: is now editing the cc field instead.
It’s still EA. Can’t find anything previous from bit reactor. First game? Sounds like ex civ devs. Might be good, but definitely approaching anything EA with lots of caution.
I had the discs in my neck swollen losing the gap between your spinal cord and the vertebra. I fell and this caused a bruising of my spinal cord. Same exact symptoms. Started slowly, by the time I had surgery I could barely walk due to the loss of feeling everywhere except right around my heart.
Absolutely, find a Dr that will take you serious and figure out what’s wrong.
Still on Mint. Tried catchy recently when I nuked my Mint install. (I told myself I’d never remember to remove kisak-mesa before updating the kernal, and yup).
Was only on catchy for half a day, but did really like it. KDE and some of the preinstalled tools were nicer than Mint. Only issue is I could only access my old NTFS windows drives as read only. In the process of getting more storage so I can backup and format everything as ext4, and might try catchy again. But Mint has been treating me well, and has no issues handling the windows drives.