Could be ISP throttling, at least that’s my experience with cross-country data transfer

Just to iterate: your favorite torrent site, you’ve been avoiding is shutting down so you need a new one, to avoid enthusiastically

Gotta love typing those long ass CLI commands and vim stuff without a keyboard.

Or should I ssh via laptop for everything?

Totally agree!

It is great! But I wouldn’t skip backups well for safety. And version control is a bonus IMHO

BTW, There was some edge Cases and reports of lost information using the live sync DB

If you would like to backup many files, syncthing paired with hetzner box, 1TB for 4$.

If you want free solution, just sync/backup Obsidian, there’s Obsidian-git https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git

The less straight forward way is to put a Middleware To query the IP with some geoIP site the get the info.

nginx+ supports geoIP blocking as well, there may be a free version of this feature

Iptorrents.com

They’re going to randomize all vars and function names, mark my words.

VPN could be determined by the IPV4/6 blocks that was allocated to them.

My bet would be to use residential socks proxy.

In terma of cc, Maybe turkey paypal?

General tips: Don’t login from non turkey IP (phone app could leak your IP even when app is closed for example, app sometimes pull/push data when closed ).

Let’s hope they will not optimize costs in terms of decreased components quality like laptop industry likes to do

I must’ve been doing something wrong, symlinked Python3 to 3.7 and apt ecosystem breaks on me in 18&22 LTS

Me: “I’m going to change Python3 default to >3.7” Ubuntu: scream in exceptions

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