Sure, but I have serious doubts that Tor can escape the NK intranet and make a successful connection. Tor is great, but it’s not magic. If the route doesn’t exist, then it doesn’t exist. Only a select few (likely elite) have a connection to the full internet, and even then I’m sure it’s heavily monitored unless you’re part of the Kim family.
K-Pop doesn’t get in through internet infrastructure.
This is pretty sus. How would you download the Tor client without internet access to begin with? Why are you not responding in any Korean either? It would be a way to prove you’re actually in the country as NK has a specific dialect compared to SK.
My knee makes horrible, disturbing crackling and popping sounds when I move it, even just a little bit. It doesn’t hurt at all, and grosses out anyone who is unfortunate enough to hear it. I especially enjoy telling family members to “listen to this” and then slowly extending my leg out.
I shattered the upper portion of my tibia while bouldering to get this ability. I asked my surgeon about it (my tibia/knee required a total of 3 surgeries to repair) and they told me it was likely scar tissue, and would persist.
But never suddenly, out of your control, right? As long as it’s not narcolepsy, I would appreciate it if you gave me that skill.
This incel is still here, huh? None of the safe spaces we mentioned when you asked good enough for you?
hmm, I wonder why you can’t post there… /s
The only reason my partner and I got married was to make insurance and taxes easier. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have done it. Only three people were at our wedding which was in our living room.
I think Skiplagged can do it.
This coming from the incel who constantly posts misogynist questions and comments? Definitely not serious. Want proof? Look at their post history and/or modlog. They exist to post misogynistic rage bait.
It’s definitely not legal, especially if your school is funded by the public. That “free internet and power” is paid by someone, and if it’s the public, it’s kind of a dick move.
They can’t see what’s in your ssh or VPN tunnels necessarily, but they can usually see where the packets are originating from and going to. So if you’re say, accessing it from home directly to the server via VPN or SSH, if you’re not doing so using a full VPN service like Mull, they’ll be able to see the origin IP of your SSH or VPN handshakes, and thus your home IP.
Humans can change what you’re calling “natural”, we have intelligence. Well, most of us anyway.
Yes, correct. Both the current and past have been mostly misogynistic and male-dominated. Congratulations on your discovery!
I’d just use benchmarks from openbenchmarking.org and Passmark’s cpubenchmark.net if you want to determine performance.
Last time I went bouldering, I broke my tibial plateau. Never again.
Lots of great suggestions. If you want one that will make you mad, Swindled is a great one about white collar crime. Podcaster is left leaning (outwardly so) and it’s (sometimes) therapeutic to hear him talk about some of the topics.
Ah, yeah, OpenBSD would do it. You’d basically be limited to running it in a VM which would have severe overhead. For Linux based stuff, though, it has minimal overhead.
Interesting, what OS are you running? I’ve never ran into one that it doesn’t work on so that’s surprising.
I would counter that disadvantage with this: due to testing constraints, docker containers are usually updated more quickly when there’s a 0 day, and you don’t have to patch your entire OS if one single container has one. It reduces operator overhead greatly, because that’s what it’s designed to do. Even if one of your containers has a vulnerability, because it’s a container, it won’t necessarily affect your entire system, depending on the vulnerability.
I suppose that it adds technical overhead (not sure I would call it severe though), but in my opinion the benefit of docker is how easy it is to spin up a new service, and how easy it is to update and maintain the containers.
You can host remote files via SFTP + cloudflared (or another reverse tunnel provider) without opening any ports. Then you use a file manager to add a network share with your SFTP information.
For the calendar, WebDAV is probably your best bet, which also works with reverse tunneling. You can also use WebDAV in place of SFTP if you prefer to only have one (or two with a reverse tunnel) service configured. Nextcloud is a great option since it has WebDAV and file management built in.
I would use Docker to do it all, but there is a learning curve associated with setting all of this up in a secure way (which is what the reverse tunnel helps with).
You’re using loanwords from English, something only done in South Korea. Further, you’re using honorifics from SK. You also aren’t using any distinct NK spelling or vocabulary. This didn’t really help your case to be honest.
Notably, your comment has almost nothing to do with the comment you’re responding to. You don’t mention how you got Tor to magically break out of the intranet.