This however will make you unable to access the vm from your pc unless you add another NAT adapter

okay lets try to see

@Wolfshappen what was the name of the alternative to powerline you were using for vim? I forgot the name, wanted to test out

@Wolfshappen what was the name of the alternative to powerline you were using for vim? I forgot the name, wanted to test out

https://github.com/vim-airline/vim-airline

https://github.com/vim-airline/vim-airline

awesome, thanks ?

what font did you install?

what font did you install?

Source code pro, its in the repos ^^

ah oke

Altough if you want to know the projects (well most) that i use, you can just look at https://git.furworks.de/opensourcemirror

woah you're hosting your own gitlab :D

didn't knew hetzner networks were so good

only simple theme works for me, I don't know why, I've even set the theme in the vimrc and still not changing. The theme files are downloaded under ~/.vim/bundle

woah you're hosting your own gitlab :D

Of course :3

didn't knew hetzner networks were so good

Snrk, they are only good until a rightsholder (an actual, know one) claims to own anything

They have very short temper - but are cheap as fuck for it.

only simple theme works for me, I don't know why, I've even set the theme in the vimrc and still not changing. The theme files are downloaded under ~/.vim/bundle

Weird

They have very short temper - but are cheap as fuck for it.

haha, nice description

Oh and of course it doesnt just host gitlab, it also has nextcloud and much more

Which in V13 even got a decent share-able link preview

Previously: https://cloud.furworks.de/s/AqPcBFjZgonEwXW now: https://cloud.furworks.de/s/AqPcBFjZgonEwXW/preview

Result:

https://cloud.furworks.de/s/AqPcBFjZgonEwXW/preview

uuuuuu ? nice

fonts are rendered correctly in vim-airline lol

I just use KDE or GNOME and fonts are fine.

Is hosting a VPN Server on a Raspberry Pi 2 reasonable?

I just use KDE or GNOME and fonts are fine.

Don’t suggest drastic or needless changes ?

Is hosting a VPN Server on a Raspberry Pi 2 reasonable?

With static ip and not for anonymization reasons, yes.

It does, almost always, when the issue comes from installing several display managers and desktop environments.

I used to do that and no, it didn’t solve it.

With static ip and not for anonymization reasons, yes.

So its not a good idea?

I used to do that and no, it didn’t solve it.

That's a single example

So its not a good idea?

A vpn to connect to your home is good for two things: securing your connection in spotty places for free (like hotels/airports) reaching resources in your home network

If you want anonymity then how in the world would a connection back to your apparently untrusted home connection make sense? :P

I am dumb, sorry :) Do you have tips for increasing my anonymity?

I am dumb, sorry :) Do you have tips for increasing my anonymity?

Don't have an Internet connected handset on you. Period.

Don’t suggest drastic or needless changes ?

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@dminca, @Wolfshappen - I love you both. Bunches.

Thanks for existing.

@dminca, @Wolfshappen - I love you both. Bunches.

Ooooo look who's here! ?

Thanks for existing.

thanks you too man ❤️

what's up?

Thanks for existing.

how's the modem lookup going?

how's the modem lookup going?

It breaks down every so often; I truly hate and trash Comcast as I wake up every morning since it's been running.

It breaks down every so often; I truly hate and trash Comcast as I wake up every morning since it's been running.

you're on-call

didn't find any other alternative?

didn't find any other alternative?

I believe I'm getting a brand-new modem and trashing this refurbished crappy one.

Same model, new. Not refurbished.

That way I keep Linksys trademark in the setup - both modem and router Linksys. Copyright.

Why don't you get the latest model?

Proprietary, big great company. We'll make Linksys great again.

lol, that sounds so trumpish

Why don't you get the latest model?

I might; I must have a long conversation with my pocket.

lol, that sounds so trumpish

That indeed does sound trumpish, my buen amigo.

Weird

traced the issue, it was caused by vim's setting t_Co, it was set to t_Co=8 and after switching to 256 it displays the colorful bar ? , where Vim keeps track of the number of available colors ( found the solution here http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/256_colors_setup_for_console_Vim )

farting rainbows in powerline

:D

I am dumb, sorry :) Do you have tips for increasing my anonymity?

Install Tor Browser

Install Tor Browser

Doesn't make anything more anonymous if you don't configure your applications properly ;)

Using the torbrowser helps, yes

Install Tor Browser

Fix: Tor → Tor Browser

??

ERROR: S client not available

So its not a good idea?

modern vpn services separates ip's

you connect to one ip, and use internet with other

if you use raspbery-based vpn server with one ip, somebody could know, from what ip you connecting to it, so your data will be secured only between them

and your geolocation will not be hidden

what more annonimity you want than VPN over L2TP, what you want Reverse Proxy?

You're never going to be 100% anonymous

no one can guarantee you that

Hey guys what you are using like docky in Kde?

You're never going to be 100% anonymous

It is impossible, meh. NSA has super-decryptor

wow guys, calm down. The frist thing to become a bit anonymous is to turn off your phone and put it far away from you. That actually takes of more tracker than every adblocker.

About VPN services: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29 It's not 100% true, but still true enough to not use one

About VPN services: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29 It's not 100% true, but still true enough to not use one

lol gist posted by a guy who got his GPG key compromised. C'mon man :)

And about getting half way anonymous using tor browser, it's not that complicated, but it needs a lot of patience. 1. Get an identy completely unrelated to your real one. (Okay, maybe a bit complicated). 2. Stay away from everything that needs a login. 3. encrypt and sign everything with a keypair you generated for you identy Then, but only then, you may have a chance to stay anonymous. And of course don't use tor from your own wifi. Try to use public wifis not close to any cameras and if possible, not our own device.

About VPN services: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29 It's not 100% true, but still true enough to not use one

Good article

imo

lol gist posted by a guy who got his GPG key compromised. C'mon man :)

Well, the arguing stays valid. No matter what happened to his GPG key. This is like saying "Come on… Archimedes? A guy who spend most of his day running in a circle?"

ok

But I agree that it's a good thing to be a bit suspicious when he tries to give you tips about securing GPG keys ;)

although, I'm not seeing any clear evidence there posted that ISP's can decrypt L2TP traffic, I can't see anyone talking about decrypting frames in there ?

feel the hype through the words: VPN is glorified proxy

About VPN services: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29 It's not 100% true, but still true enough to not use one

His gists are interesting... I'm going to read it more

Well, as his main argument is: Don't use VPN services, as they charge you a lot of money but you don't win anything besides a gigantic MitM. And how is the VPN provider then again more trustable than your ISP? I mean I wouldn't trust my ISP, as I know how bad they manage their network, but I also wouldn't trust a VPN service

And apart from the gist itself, the discussion contintues in the comments, which are actually worth to read

oke

feel the hype through the words: VPN is glorified proxy

Well, then it comes to the stuff an enduser usually buys as "VPN", that's actually the case. As they are also recommended in many places >.> like "Use a VPN when you surf in a public wifi". And thanks to more and more NAT and they consistent use of IPv4 especially in public wifis, there is way to just use their own home network as VPN endpoint

Some people use vpn to circumvent censorship

Apart from that there the "anonymity" point is not part of the recommendation

Well, then it comes to the stuff an enduser usually buys as "VPN", that's actually the case. As they are also recommended in many places >.> like "Use a VPN when you surf in a public wifi". And thanks to more and more NAT and they consistent use of IPv4 especially in public wifis, there is way to just use their own home network as VPN endpoint

there are free VPN's come on

there's also paid ones that are cheaper

Some people use vpn to circumvent censorship

Agreed and a totally valid point.