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I drive a Dacia with LPG. The car is ok, but of course don't await it to be comfortable. It vibrates more, is loud especially at high speed. And there are many little "quirks" like: To let down the window at the back seats, the buttons to do so are in the middle console instead at the front door.

For my needs thats enough. The trick is to never buy a better car, so you don't get used to the more comfortable features. :)

> I have never understood why there isn't a low cost automaker that has only the bare minimum

In Europe we have Dacia which is exactly that.

Yes, client authentification it is called.

Are you sure? Don't an attacker need knowledge of the onion address, which is almost unguessable?

But with client authentification that wouldn't be a problem anyways because only chosen clients get access.

Hidden services are very easy to configure (the basic config, if you want to be as anonym as possible you have to do more). Install tor, add a few lines to config, done. And: You don't have to change your firewall settings at all. Nothing is exposed to the clearnet.

You can also make your service be accessible only to certain clients which have a certificate. I consider this very secure.

I'm using Tor to access my local network services through hidden services. Since I don't need to hide my IP address I'm going to follow your advice gratefully. Didn't know that's possible.

I am utilizing a Tor hidden service to access LAN services from the internet.

It is free, runs on my hardware (Raspi Zero) and I do not have to open ports.

With client authentification, only clients with a certain key can access the service.

I develop on Windows and Linux, and I'm ok with Windows.

What are the main disadvantages to develop on Windows?

3% of almost billions(?) of browser users are still a fews millions of Firefox users. Millions of users is not "dead".

If the main goal is not anonymity this should not be a problem?

As a freetime project I monitor my internet connections and display them on a world map. It's interesting to see where your traffic goes in the world and to what company. You can make statistics like "which company got the most traffic or most TCP connections from me".

I wonder if this will be still possible with IPv6.

10 years seems to be a good estimate how long it take to deal with extreme experiences.

In my experience it also was 10 years since I could handle similar situations. I have also heard this number from others often.

This is the coolest thing I have read in about a month.

Never heard of data diode before. The hardware setup gives such a peace for the paranoic mind. Love it!

Strange, you could try 4d then :) https://superliminal.com/cube/cube.htm

I don't see a downvote button...?

The irony is that I have to verify my age on YouTube, but I heard that people don't need this on any porn site for example.

What about contact lists? I always thought that info is available.

"random websites" is a great rabbit whole!

Related: https://temp.pm/

Where's Windows ME?

The Youtube video is not available here.

Any ideas how to by pass this? I don't want to give Google my ID or credit card info.

But they won't have as much money as rich organisations and not as much influence.

> Lobbying is a beautiful mechanism of democracy.

I don't think so. Poor people have no lobby. Families have no lobby.

Why did you censor "gamers"?

Can't reach their website here.

I want to touch it.

Thank you... I couldn't understand the reason to use it.

Seems it still doesn't have automatic archives.

I want to copy my emails automatically to a defined location without an addon.