I just realized X is still using the old t.co shortening of Twitter.com. I see the links every day from Wario64 posts in my discord feed, but never actually made that correlation until seeing this post. Someone should razz him about that, but I don’t go on X anymore.

My literal thought reading the headline - “Good fucking riddence”!

Oh nice, he may have already set it with account whitelist them, I’ll have to ask.

I’m not exactly sure how they set up the back end. We are all home labbers though and I haven’t seen any unknown players on. One of our guys is on through most of his work day and would have noticed too.

I’ll mention it for sure though, just might be a pain if one of our IPs changes and they may not go for it. Thanks for the suggestion!

My friends and I recently fired up a private (local) Minecraft server with mine colonies, man of many planes, and a few other select mods. We connect directly via IP at my friend’s house and only we are on the server, so no worries of griefers or internet randos.

Mine colonies is a lot of fun. Takes out a lot of the monotonous building exercises if your not very creative with making actual buildings, and leaves you to explore as you want.

We all have separate colonies but decided a few villages we can only work on together when more than one person is online and have to work together on the same village.

Sure seems they are doing their best to remove the possibility of any type of government forgiveness program that could come to be.

Are you talking about the trapper keeper episode? I never made that correlation until you just mentioned it! And I’ve seen Akira many more times before and after that episode originally aired many years ago.

Let’s see if it plays out!

I think he means HyperTerminal. It was the predecessor to Putty basically for serial connections.

You need to set up a DKIM record to validate your domain. If you are using proton free without your own domain, there’s nothing you can do.

Until you realize you just screwed up whatever services you may be running that require specific permissions on specific files. Certificates specifically come to mind for my environment.