schizo

You listed a bunch of people who were "good", but honestly, none of them were. You just weren't necessarily aware of how Bill Gates treated anyone who had anything he wanted, or what Steve Jobs did to his daughter.

Honestly, the lesson here is All CEOs Are Bad, it's just that some are only moderate psychopaths instead of ones that skin cats and then stuff them into mailboxes.

Nothing wrong with asking a question, especially when you're talking about devices that are notorious for sending every scrap of data they can gather to everywhere. (Looking at you, Roku.)

Do you have a route that's configured to route between the subnets that perhaps changes when you change which interfaces are enabled on your NAS?

My $2 guess is that it's working fine, because you really shouldn't expect computers to talk to each other on subnets they're not a part of without routing, and that the interface disabling you're doing is changing something in how packets are routed/brings your router into routing packets and thus makes it work then.

I'd prefer a more New Yorker 'HEY! My brain is working fine over here!', personally.

Should be fine; I've used swiftfin on iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV) for literal years and the copyright police haven't shown up.

First: compromised how?

Second: probably just being paranoid, Apple TV + open source apps are about as good as you're going to get in terms of private viewing.

The Apple TV might report app usage stats to Apple, but unless the app (which it doesn't) reports other telemetry that's not really useful in terms of anything other than, well, seeing that someone uses an app that plays media from Jellyfin.

Oh for sure: Musk can barely make a shitpost on Twitter, let alone actually do anything else.

But, conversely, he's in a position to dictate culture and policy and direction and that's led to shitty cars and whatever the fuck is going on at Twitter.

Aaaand yes, past performance is not a predictor for future outcomes, but uh, somehow I don't think it's irrelevant either.

As someone who's had the FBI serve a subpoena their information regarding activity on a non-exit TOR relay, there's no way on this planet I'd ever run an exit node, unless I were independently wealthy and could afford a lawyer to deal with the fallout.

I got lucky that the request went to my employer, who knew who I was (obviously) and that I wasn't doing stupid shit, and it never went further than that, but good lord do I never, ever, want to be of interest to the FBI again, even though literally nothing meaningful happened other than me shitting myself for a few months.

It's the duality (hypocrisy?) around a lot of selfhosters.

They're self-hosting for "privacy" from Google/Microsoft/whatever, but then install enough surveillance software that the CIA might think you've over done it and then watch everything they and any friends/family they share access with are doing.

I mean that's cool if that's what you want to do, but it's still a weird thing.

Dude can't build cars that don't fall apart when they get wet, and can't build a truck that doesn't fall apart for uh, existing, and we're supposed to let him stick stuff in our brains?

No, thanks, but no.

Who will get them? I'd say the answer is anyone who doesn't feel the need to be sick as fuck for two weeks.

Also anyone with any health issues who lives anywhere with the anti-vaccine MAGA idiots probably should too, since if you don't take care of yourself they sure as fuck won't lift a finger either.

You want a notification if someone replies to a reply to a comment you made, when you're not the one making the reply?

AFAIK, you can't do that: the notifications trigger on replies directly to your comment, and not a reply to a reply.