I have put hundreds and hundreds, probably thousands, of hours into the OG. I own it across multiple releases and consoles. I have maxed out the in game timer. I’m certain I’m not the world’s biggest fan, but suffice it to say, I love the game.
I think the remakes have been spectacular and I cannot friggin wait for the (hopefully) last one. I will probably replay all of them in preparation.
Just standard enshittification, no need to copy homework.
I agree in principle but “rent nothing” is an absolute that millions of people without the down payment for a house cannot get behind.
I actually think there is some value in the way YT is trying to do it versus other streamer sites. Most are not available to you at all for free, even with ads. And then you can pay, but get ads, or you can pay more to get no ads (or still get some, in the case of like Prime Video that serves ads for their own shows but don’t call those ads for some reason).
This is not a recommendation for it, to be clear.
For what it’s worth, I used a VPN on my Premium account many times over several years and never got banned, or even a warning. I would specifically use it to watch videos that were not normally available in my region.
A cheaper tier than Premium that offers fewer features. Along with this, there’s still some ads.
Are you sure they don’t have Premium Lite?
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There’s a difference between AB testing, and fraud. Charging someone a sub cost to not see ads, and then AB testing if you can get away with still showing them ads, is fraud. If they saw ads with Premium, it’s a million times more likely it was an error, but I frankly just don’t believe it. That’s just my opinion.
I’m so fucking over this bullshit.
With respect, I don’t believe you. I paid for Premium for half a decade and never saw a single ad. I stopped my sub and will advise people against it going forward, but your claim is highly suspect to me.
Outsiders accessing all the services via tailscale is not an acceptable solution for me. Let’s say for sake of my goal that one service is a blog that I want anyone to be able to reach.
nslookup sub.domain.tld AGH.IP.Address
This should respond authoritative with the IP you need to access NPM’s VIP IP address.
That returns a non-authoritive answer only, but the address is Unraid.IP.Address (which NPM is running on). Here’s the AGH rewrite I’m trying:
Here is the result of the curl:
21:55:55.862001 [0-x] * [READ] client_reset, clear readers
21:55:55.863057 [0-0] * Host sub.domain.tld:443 was resolved.
21:55:55.863116 [0-0] * IPv6: (none)
21:55:55.863146 [0-0] * IPv4: Unraid.IP.Address
21:55:55.863183 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] adding wanted h2
21:55:55.863234 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] added
21:55:55.863274 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] connect, init
21:55:55.863330 [0-0] * Trying Unraid.IP.Address:443...
21:55:55.863396 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] connect -> 0, done=0
21:55:55.863447 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] Curl_conn_connect(block=0) -> 0, done=0
21:55:55.863518 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] adjust_pollset -> 0, 1 socks
21:55:55.863576 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] connect -> 0, done=0
21:55:55.863625 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] Curl_conn_connect(block=0) -> 0, done=0
21:55:55.863697 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] adjust_pollset -> 0, 1 socks
21:55:55.863792 [0-0] * connect to Unraid.IP.Address port 443 from My.PC.IP.Address port 57824 failed: Connection refused
21:55:55.863894 [0-0] * Failed to connect to sub.domain.tld port 443 after 1 ms: Could not connect to server
21:55:55.863985 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] connect, all attempts failed
21:55:55.864043 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] connect -> 7, done=0
21:55:55.864094 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] Curl_conn_connect(block=0) -> 7, done=0
21:55:55.864163 [0-0] * [HTTPS-CONNECT] Curl_conn_connect(), filter returned 7
21:55:55.864231 [0-0] * [WRITE] [OUT] done
21:55:55.864268 [0-0] * closing connection #0
curl: (7) Failed to connect to sub.domain.tld port 443 after 1 ms: Could not connect to server
Agreed but it’s still remarkable given the time frame.
I am willing to try almost anything! What are you thinking, like route them through a VPN or something?
Would this method allow other people to connect to one of the services? Let’s say, for sake of example, it’s a blog that I want people to be able to access, but I also want to access from within my own network at the same FQDN that strangers on the internet do.
Cinny, Fluffychat, and Comment are the most Discord like that I’ve seen, but none of them are quite as fully featured as Element it seems like.
I think I was misremembering a few recent milestones actually. The Switch recently overtook DS to become Nintendo’s best overall selling, while Switch 2 has already sold more than WiiU.
Preaching to the choir mate, I cancelled the majority of my subscriptions and self host as much as I can.