Another vote for Mullvad.

In this vein, Google LOVES to hardcode their DNS into their apps. So, like you said, even if you use a different DNS provider, your phone will still be hitting Google servers.

Graphene is the way.

Sorry, I didn’t mean package pickup. I meant like ordering from the supermarket, for curbside pickup, for instance.

I don’t necessarily do it for all online purchases, but I definitely do it when I can pick it up myself.

Of course, like someone else here said, anything is possible. Since we’re talking broadly, they wouldn’t necessarily even need the spyware if you leak anything else network wise, meaning even if you use Linux it could be caught.

In the past, when I’ve used SFTP, I just use the openssh docker container with a mount of my filesystem (since SFTP uses SSH). Particularly this image: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/openssh-server

I can’t speak to sftpgo as I haven’t used it, but from looking it up it seems that some people like it, although it’s a pain to set up. If you want something simple I’d still just go with openssh.

It pretty much always has been a SteamOS alternative. Personally, I’ve had no huge issues with Bazzite.

Not to encourage this as I am not a lawyer, but mags purchased before the bill was enacted are grandfathered in, meaning that you can still own them, you just can’t buy them. So, if you own any already, you’re likely fine as far as I can tell. I know that some people just go to Idaho to buy them and then they bring them back. Definitely illegal, but mags aren’t tracked in any shape or form so they do it.

The semi automatic rifles themselves, as long as they were registered before the bill passed, were also grandfathered in. I’m not sure if out of state purchases count in that or not, though.

I don’t believe there’s any sort of official “militia”, but the SRA is very active in the region and may qualify as one.

It largely depends on the location. For example, in the PNW, especially Western Washington and Oregon, people are very aware of that fact. Many around here are arming, protesting, and becoming more and more self sufficient.

For their part, the Washington State government has sued the Trump administration multiple times, and for now, has blocked some of the executive orders in federal court. Of course, that depends on Trump following court orders, which as we know, he’s more than willing to ignore.

Meanwhile in states like Utah (where some of my family lives), they still have their heads in the sand, and don’t seem to be bothered. Not to generalize, because some people there are aware, but they’re outnumbered by the ignorant public there. Many people there who are aware are either trapped due to financial reasons or are actively trying to leave for blue states.

I have seen that some GOP voters are starting to feel the financial burn, but most of them still try to blame it on Biden.

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).

Molly White is very bright, and she makes them feel inadequate so they “have to” attack her. It’s truly pathetic.

Oh no! You looked at my post history. I’m so scared!

Nah, just kidding. It still just makes you seem insane, especially given the context.

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Will do in the future! I forget because of the bypass paywalls extension. Thanks for covering this one!

Gunna be honest here, this just makes you look insane, terminally online, or both. It doesn’t help your position, and just because you can make graphs doesn’t somehow make you any more correct in this context.

Maybe step back and see what you just wasted your time doing. You changed no minds, put in a ton of effort, and for what?