do you have a port open for the torrent client? also, you are speaking of torrents that otherwise have peers, right?

Run r2modman as Administrator Right-click on r2modman and select “Run as Administrator” to ensure it has the necessary permissions to make requests.

wat??

sorry but I’m not sure you k ow what you’re talking about. Internet access does not need admin rights

if that’s the case, that feature seems to work rather poorly

fair enough. but I think I remember an option on the main settings page that allows you to change it this way

the spying, yes, if you make sure and apply a per-process whitelisting firewall on the system.

the biasing, no, that’s in the model.

have you just heard that it is possible (it is, technically), or did you also try it in practice? did you check the hardware requirements?

that does not force the websites, but tells them to show the dark style if they have one. It’s activated if your browser is set to a dark theme

Google says this “list is not exhaustive and doesn’t fully represent all the criteria used to display the badge” and that “other factors contribute to the evaluation,” though “fulfilling these requirements significantly increases your chances.”

Initial VPN apps that have the Verified badge include Nord, hide.me, and Aloha Browser.

why do I have the feeling that mullvad and proton will never get this badge?

oh, sorry, you’re right

how the fuck do you run an email provider without storing anything on disk, first of all?

next point is mullvad is ready to close shop if that’s what they need to do after a raid. but of you’re storing people’s data for their request basically, like Proton, you can’t just do that because everyone will be mad for losing their data and access to the email service.

finally, Proton does provide a way to use their services in secret, as they run their onion site. login over Tor, done. but probably also create the account over Tor, and never log in through clearnet with that account

sure, they must have shut down all services instead, that would have been the real solution!!

unlimited everything is not really true: storage for example

it is taught, and maybe it’s better now than when I was taught, but I would rather use Java or Rust. reasons include PHP’s syntax being insane, and it regularly having security issues by itself, even without the ones that the web dev creates

why would you store cars, televisions and handbags for a bittorrent tracker?

and maybe most importantly, why would you use PHP?

discord and google docs. say no more

Pretty sure roku ones don’t allow to be used until you accept their terms online

system apps have whatever permissions they want, and you can’t remove them. so much for easy permission management, when the adversary is the manufacturer

well only if that becomes possible at all

No more upgradable storage, no easily swappable batteries, no more repairability and no more brick like durability.

that’s your Modern Approach

the change is to signal a modern approach to the ThinkPad range

framework exists now

that’s true but they are quite expensive.

According to you, only a half dozen of people are not idiots on this world, correct?

why would everyone, or even just I as a kind of technically adept person, use steganography daily? what problem does it solve?