I use the same app!

The answer is literally in your screenshot.

Let me guess: this is intentionally done to show up at the top of flights price low -> lists.

I don’t get it. Is the torso in the back on a printed poster board?

Edit: oh it’s a person carrying a mirror.

Oh you don’t have to apologize.

Wait really?

This is why people like lobster and crab legs

bug, air

bug, in saltwater which significantly reduces illness and other parasites in the bugs.

🙄

160kbps OPUS is okay. At that point the biases in the ADC and recording equipment matter more.

Lots of games have had ads since the 00s or earlier (online & mobile games). But some $60 games also have literal ads. Like sports games or whatever.

No. Math.

Strictly, yes.

Evading blocks isnt illegal

Its identical ish to what you’d do if you host a website. You can also do that and just try downloading a large file from it (still while outside your network)

The UK has become a mockery of its own legal system. Even the current state in the U.S. respects common law more.

Saul Goodman

I was trying yo make a shitty joke conflating you worrying (having concern) with you worrrying (wondering what).

Why worry? You can see them on the right side of the image

I am a Unix person I just get it from my distro:s package repository. I don’t know if that URL is the correct address.

The steps are (simplified):

1. Get a server on your home IP (your seedbox will do) and a computer on the outside (you may prefer try a VPN) to stress test your connection.
2. Open a port to the machine at your house. Run iperf3 server on that port on that machine.
3. Connect to that machine from the one outside your home via a command which runs a speed test.
4. See results.

This specifically speedtests incoming connections to your IP address. Regular speedtests like fast.com, etc. Test outgoing. With the way TCP/IP works, your ISP can easily differentiate the two.