Or proxy or whatever.

Ridiculous indeed

They banned Wikipedia last month.

Use VPN for all Internet traffic in such countries.

And passed a fair amount of legislation that theoretically enables the government to have wider range of options to selectively filter information as they see fit.

...I'm pretty confident Justin knows what to do and how to bypass it

Yeah, I haven't set up a VPN on my phone before traveling

Use VPN for all Internet traffic in such countries.

It's pretty sad to use VPN for all the traffic in Russia.

It's pretty sad to use VPN for all the traffic in Russia.

Turkey, Russia, China.

It's pretty sad to use VPN for all the traffic in Russia.

Eh, I use VPN in Spain too

Tor also does the trick here too for me

I don't think there's any country safe enough for Internet

Turkey, Russia, China.

I don't have such resourses to use it for all the traffic.

Except what, Switzerland?

But the saddest part is that the average Turk probably isn't going to know how to use Tor or set up a VPN

Or really, any citizen, that is

Except what, Switzerland?

Austria, Ireland.

maybe dnscrypt

Austria, Ireland.

Ireland... Not so sure.

Austria.... Maybe.

I don't have such resourses to use it for all the traffic.

DigitalOcean give 1 TB of Internet traffic for free on $5 droplets. Another 1 TB will cost you $1 per TB.

DigitalOcean give 1 TB of Internet traffic for free on $5 droplets. Another 1 TB will cost you $1 per TB.

$5 per month?

The Balkan countries, from my experiences, don't have much oversight into the Internet, but I think it's mostly because nobody has explored that option much, not that they are actively watching for citizen privacy and freedom

$5 per month?

Yes.

Yes.

That is more than my Internet cost.

Too expensive.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/apr/29/turkey-blocks-wikipedia-under-law-designed-to-protect-national-security

Where are you from? @gwindor

Where are you from? @gwindor

Russia.

Too expensive.

It's not expensive

It's not expensive

For me it is.

It's not expensive

Expensive is a subjective word. Purchase Power Parity is the term you're looking for.

In our country 1gega 8$

In our country 1gega 8$

I don't know what does 1gega mean.

Asumming it was mean to be a Giga's, that actualy prety expensive

1 000 MB

8$

Um.

Well, That's Indeed Expensive

@gwindor do you need a VPS for something?

DigitalOcean give 1 TB of Internet traffic for free on $5 droplets. Another 1 TB will cost you $1 per TB.

scaleway most basic plan is EUR $3. unmetered bandwidth and europe-based.

@gwindor do you need a VPS for something?

I have one already. In Netherlands, pretty simple one I use for Telegram on phone.

$3/year.

Oh okay, I was gonna say if its too expensive I dont mind setting up a user account on mine :P

I have my own VPN server.

$3/year.

Where is it?

$3/year.

Pay for ??

Used to use Digital Ocean, now i moved to Vultr

I moved to my own AS.....

http://lowendspirit.com

Who works in a Construction firm

does construction of software count?

http://lowendspirit.com

The Transfer Limit,, is it reseted every month or every year? (since we are paying anualy)

The Transfer Limit,, is it reseted every month or every year? (since we are paying anualy)

500GB/year

More than enough for Telegram and other occasional stuff.

500GB/year

Oh ok

At desktop though, I use SOCKS5.

does construction of software count?

No

More convenient far passing through certain apps.

As of Now, i did'nt realy use that much bandwith

I'm english teacher. I need a job from other countries

Just thrwoing this link out there cause of all this talk for people who arent aware of it already. https://lowendbox.com/

throwing*

It wants to redownload all 3.7G

This is why you should add keepcache=true on /etc/dnf/dnf.conf :)

This is why you should add keepcache=true on /etc/dnf/dnf.conf :)

Why isn't it on by default?

Fair question lol

Why isn't it on by default?

some people just prefer to disable that option i guess

ERROR: S client not available

Why isn't it on by default?

Because noone need to keep garbage after updates.

DNF keep only repo caches, but not packages.

Because noone need to keep garbage after updates.

But update wasn't installed.

Why isn't it on by default?

Because on a daily basis upgrade cache can reach 10GB of space for 6 month that take for another release.

Because noone need to keep garbage after updates.

but once the operation fail, you have to re-download everything. for me, keepcache=True is a sane dfault

Well, it cost $3/year.

And I would use it for Telegram access exclusively.

No way I would use whole 500GB.

At home connection, yes, usage is 700GBish monthly.

Ok ilill try ut wkwkw $3/year

But Telegram consumes very small amount of traffic.

DNF keep only repo caches, but not packages.

With keepcache=true keeps incomplete transactions. But curl still missing -C so the package that got stuck still need to start from scratch not the already downloaded ones.

@jflory7, it looks like ALL packages are failing SHA256 signature chech.

With NOKEY error.

warning: /var/lib/dnf/system-upgrade/kernel-core-4.12.0-0.rc1.git3.1.fc27.x86_64.rpm: Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID f5282ee4: NOKEY Curl error (37): Couldn't read a file:// file for file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora-rawhide-x86_64 [Couldn't open file /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora-rawhide-x86_64]

warning: /var/lib/dnf/system-upgrade/kernel-core-4.12.0-0.rc1.git3.1.fc27.x86_64.rpm: Header V3 RSA/SHA256 Signature, key ID f5282ee4: NOKEY Curl error (37): Couldn't read a file:// file for file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora-rawhide-x86_64 [Couldn't open file /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora-rawhide-x86_64]

BTW, on a T430 running Rawhide there is a bug related to the USB ports, they don't detect devices plugged via USB, with older Kernels USB ports seems to work, not sure if the bug has been report or fixed.

Which one is fedora 25 workstation gnome 64 bit in torrent server ?

@jflory7, it looks like ALL packages are failing SHA256 signature chech.

Rawhide packages are not signed.

Why do you want to run Rawhide exactly?

Rawhide packages are not signed.

I wonder why wiki doesn't say anything about that.

I wonder why wiki doesn't say anything about that.

To slow down users wanting to move from a stable build into "Oh shit we are in arch territory" state?

Fedora 27 Workstation Linux Could Let You Share Printers from Android Devices http://news.softpedia.com/news/fedora-27-workstation-linux-could-let-you-share-printers-from-android-devices-515745.shtml

Thats cool I

To slow down users wanting to move from a stable build into "Oh shit we are in arch territory" state?

So, warnings are banned now?

I think that Rawhide wiki page states quite explicitly which usecases it is good for.

And not mentioning that you need to disable certs checking before installing packages is weird.

I dont think its encouraged or foreseen that users switch to there from stable but instead install from clean iso in development vms or machines.

Why do you want to move onto it anyway?

I've got one of these Fedora fake tatoos from OSCAL on my arm, damn thing is sticky....

Why do you want to move onto it anyway?

New kernel in repos.

And new packages versions.