I’m mostly seeing if I can obfuscate my card details - the card limit is more of a nice feature but not needed

Any guides you can point to on how to do this?

Honestly I never thought about the latency issue, but I probably won’t do it because of that now that you mention it. Much appreciated.

Ooh wireguard sounds like a great option

I wanted to run a pi hole to use as a DNS so that I can be ad free on any device. The problem is that with my computer or with my phone, I need to put in a specific IP address when I want to change DNS on that device.

Does anyone know how to get a static IP for their server when their ISP doesn’t allow it. I’ve found out how to use duckdns, but I want to set up my own DNS server from anywhere but I’m pretty sure it requires using a static IP.

Does anyone know how to get a static IP for their server when their ISP doesn’t allow it. I’ve found out how to use duckdns, but I want to set up my own DNS server from anywhere but I’m pretty sure it requires using a static IP.

Does anyone know how to get a static IP for their server when their ISP doesn’t allow it. I’ve found out how to use duckdns, but I want to set up my own DNS server from anywhere but I’m pretty sure it requires using a static IP.

RiMusic is great for listening to… well, music. It has a bunch of nice features, allows you to download music, and even copy your local db of what you’ve listened to to a file which is great for backing up. I thought it got abandoned by its maintainer a while ago, but it seems like it’s still an active project.

Can I get easy quick

Does anyone understand the Pearson coefficient part enough to explain it? I don’t really understand why they’re measuring correlation between memory, energy, and time in that way/ how you’d interpret it.

LMMS and reaper are both goof options. I would recommend LMMS for a beginner because it comes with a lot of free instruments and examples bundled with it.

Here’s an example of inline assembly in C++. You can write assembly inside your higher level code for performance optimizations to just doing really specific things that you can only really do at an assembly level. I’ve never done it before but it definitely is cool when people do it.

Every child born is a new Linux user

This is such an interesting point I’ve never heard come up before, wow

Lemmy, NPR, and AP are the only things I read now.

Stop using types for variables

Mint is a great distro to choose for initially switching. The difference between using mint and raspian is that mint has a lot more GUIs for setting, packages, etc. Don’t make the mistake I did and make sure you use those for peace of mind. You can always do a live boot to see if any software you want to use actually works on your system running mint. Also, make sure you back up every important file before messing with any of this.

Theres actually a lot at the gym you can’t do at home. Any barbell movement (big stick with weights on the end) you can’t do unless you have one at home, all the cardio machines, workout classes, cable machines, etc. I enjoy my gym time because I’m able to get a better workout at the gym compared to anywhere else. You can basically where anything to a gym. If you’re doing upper body, just make sure you have a loose fitting shirt on, if youre doing lower body have loose fitting pants on. Gym time is what you make it. If you find one thing fun, you’re allowed to just do that.

This is the only real way to do it, the other solutions involve “standards” which more often than not aren’t all encompassing. Make sure that any user input of a country is just them uploading the jpg of their home country without any sort of validationbecausee everyone is loyal to their home country.