And then it will be too late and Trump will be joking about how he can’t just break them out of foreign prisons to bring them back.

Porkbun is a registrar that also has DNS hosting, and ACME DNS challenges just need DNS hosting. I also use Porkbun and I am happy with them as a registrar, but their DNS service wasn’t working out for me and I host my DNS records on Desec. It’s working well for me after I increased some timeouts in my ACME client configuration but I can’t recommend it if you’re having problems with Porkbun because the Desec rate limits are strict and their TTLs are high and if you don’t already know what you’re doing you’re likely to spend a lot of time waiting for propagation or rate limits.

If they cut the validity time for certificates, I’d expect them to also increase the rate limits by a corresponding amount. It’s not like they have anything to gain by making it so regular users can’t use the service anymore. They can’t upsell you to Lets Encrypt Premium with a higher rate limit.

How many congressmen need to agree to impeach a justice? Is congress less corrupt than the supreme court? Trump is more corrupt than the supreme court and they can’t impeach him. Aren’t the traitors who refused to do their job and let Obama appoint judges because Trump had been elected but then had no problem letting Trump appoint judges after Biden had been elected still in office? The people who said Trump had learned his lesson and didn’t need to be removed from office? How many people from the current congress attend those cringe Trump grovelling sessions?

Trump said before the pool liner was installed that you couldn’t cut it with a knife because it’s powerful rubber. Now that it’s full of algae and falling apart, somebody must have used the world’s sturdiest box cutter to make a 350ft cut in daylight without anybody noticing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnXHPht2dqs

You can use exit nodes, but at least in my case that would be really stupid of me to do. If you have a router connected to a VPN and you use that router as an exit node, all of your traffic is going from your mobile device to the VPN server to your router back to the VPN server to the destination host and any return traffic takes the same route in reverse, adding additional latency and limiting your bandwidth to the minimum of any link in either direction along the entire chain. You can potentially exclude the mobile to router Tailscale traffic from the VPN tunnel to skip a little bit of latency, but it probably doesn’t help much unless your VPN server is in a third location that is not along the path between your current location and your router. My slow upload speed would become a slow download speed, and when I travel long distances my latency to services at my destination would become half a second.

What I do is I have a travel router that I deploy where I’m staying, and that router has a site-to-site VPN with my home network. That way traffic doesn’t need to travel across continents to reach a server only 20ms away.

I also have a set of services that are exposed directly to the internet and I can reach those servers without Tailscale. I can live with being connected to a different VPN and not having the Tailscale-only services.

It may be possible to just use Wireguard. The main benefit of Tailscale instead of Wireguard is that two Tailscale nodes that are next to each other can connect directly without going through another server, and this is accomplished by continuously reconfiguring Wireguard. If you just want a private network VPN where you have a fixed route to your private network and a fixed route to a public internet VPN, you can do that without Tailscale. If you are traveling with a phone and a laptop, connections from the phone’s VPN IP to the laptop’s VPN IP will be slower as they route through your VPN server, but they will work.

This is sadly the only way to do it on Android. It’s not supported by Headscale and it only supports Mullvad.

The same thing will likely happen eventually with many of the people being put in prison now, which is also something the tax payers are paying for.

Was the war even over for a day before it resumed? Did anybody return home? It will be legislated whether the war was lost or is still being lost because many people think the president is completely free to wage unconstitutional wars as long as they don’t exceed 60 days and at some point it’s going to matter whether the current war is the same war or a new war that hasn’t reached 60 days yet.

The illegal war that’s still being lost.

You can load models for Frigate yourself, and the documentation tells you how to do it, but the recommended Frigate+ models are easier to use. For example, downloading and configuring YOLO-NAS becomes just copying and pasting a plus:// URL when you’re signed in to Frigate+.

As another example, I would consider GitLab not to be free because GitLab is a for-profit company, the open source version of GitLab intentionally lacks features that would be particularly useful to business users, and you can pay GitLab to get those features in a special GitLab distribution distributed under difference licensing terms. If GitLab had a plugin model, and unaffiliated developers created paid plugins for those features, then I think GitLab itself could be considered free. But if paid plugins were developed by the same developers, would that make it not free again?

More strange examples:

• Redis, which relicensed to a non-Free license in 2024, but would have still been usable by most people who are self hosting. Redis is available under AGPL since 2025.
• All Hashicorp software, such as Terraform and Vault, which relicensed to a non-Free license in 2023, but is still usable for most people who are self hosting.
• Docker, which is only free on Linux since it relicensed in 2022. Docker Engine only runs on Linux, but the closed-source Docker Desktop runs Docker Engine in a Linux VM and wraps the API to make it almost seamless on Windows and Mac OS, and for that you may need to pay a subscription.

I guess to me it seems like there’s this gray area where you start having to think about intention and whether the software is really intended to be usable for the purposes that people in this community will want to use it for without having to pay the person doing the promoting.

Are Home Assistant and Frigate exempted? Home Assistant is free and open source and you can self host it, but there is a built-in feature where you can pay a subscription to use Nabu Casa’s ingress server and cloud GPUs, and many of the integrations are only useful if you have paid money for some piece of hardware or have a subscription to a cloud service. Frigate is free and open source, but it has built-in support for specially packaged computer vision models that are offered for a fee that supports the project. I wouldn’t consider either application crippleware, but you can pay money to people who are affiliated with the project for a direct benefit that is related to the software.

It doesn’t even have to be sympathetic. Maybe they like pride nights. Maybe they do it for themselves. JD Vance has no pride of any sort so he could never understand.

They said something about Netgear claiming to have removed the ability to administer your own device over SSH in the name of security, but that the option could still be turned on by sending some special network request.

It’s already failed.

What really doesn’t make sense from a customer perspective is that recently everywhere you go somebody is asking for a tip, but you’re only expected to tip:

• Taxis but not busses or trains.
• Restaurants but not fast food restaurants, and sometimes restaurants add a service fee that may or may not include the expected tip, especially if you are with a large group. Typically, you are expected to tip if you are assigned a seat, somebody takes your order while you are seated and brings your food to you, and you pay after you eat.
• Food delivery but not any other kind of delivery.

Examples of inappropriate places where a tip is sometimes requested but not expected:

• When placing an online order from a warehouse.
• When placing an order at a fast food restaurant.
• When buying something that you picked up off a shelf yourself and carried to the checkout.

As if the constitution means anything to this DOJ.

Maybe you can issue some sort of note so that people don’t need to carry around bars of gold and scales. That sounds really inconvenient.

He said it would be funded by private donations and that’s exactly what is happening. You just thought “private” meant “belonging to or concerning an individual person, company, or interest” when it actually meant “not known or intended to be known publicly.” He’s privately donating the citizens’ money to himself.

“the one they use” Who is they? What is the one they use? Most Linux distributions and F-Droid build every package from the source code and make available the source code that was built.