Looks like this.

That’s why they have flags not running lights.

Have you seen the hedge scene from Hot Fuzz?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cun-LZvOTdw

Finally starting to un pigeon hole my career by expanding to other technologies.

From a technical pov nothing is stopping it. Tor addresses are valid domains names and you can run your own fediverse in those networks. The problem becomes when you want clearnet instances to send you content. As they aren’t running in tor or i2p they can’t send you stuff.

The other problem is exit nodes are fairly well known for being the source of bad shit and many instances will block them as part of their anti spam/bot setup

Yes, they will know but won’t care because a view for them doesn’t mean to watch the whole thing, to record a view it only requires a shot amount of watch time.

There was a news article a couple months back about how long you need to watch in order for each streaming service to record a watch.

Never did that in 30 years living there and I don’t recall any of my mates families doing it either.

They are both a waste of power. Just because one is less of a waste doesn’t make it a good choice.

Xcom?

Cmdr: Jenkins shoot that thinman standing in front of you with your shotgun.
Jenkins: I missed the shot.
Cmdr: what? How? You had a 98% chance to hit.

Teenage years.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with tor/i2p having their own fediverse. Just it becomes as fresh as dreaddit (pretty sure I spelt that wrong).

Yes, the problem is how does a clearnet instance send you content to your equivalent of an onion address?

Your over 30 and you just realised words have different effects on people?

You mustn’t be a good boy then.

Fun anecdotal fact, when they were doing the trials for driverless trucks the wear on the tires increased because the trucks were driving through the same ruts every time. They had to add some deviation into the GPS to stop that from happening.

None of those speak to the reliability of iptables. They all sound like skill issues.

In 15 years of network engineering iptables has been the simplest part.

A layered approach with hardware firewalls is valid but when those firewalls get popped, looking at you Cisco, Fortinet, and PA you still want host level restrictions.
Your firewall or switch should never be used as a jump host to servers

iptables and firewalld are not reliable

Can you give examples of that?

You are absolutely missing something.

Think about how the foot is positioned in the red shoe. The ankle is that high.

19450312?

Those of us running home labs will have a field day upgrading our own servers.