I don’t really care either but I think immediately calling it “not news” is maybe a little much.

I can eat spaghetti “properly” but it’s also painfully slow. If I’m somewhere in public there’s no way in Hell I’m ordering spaghetti because I don’t want to be eating like 30+ minutes later than everyone else.

I wouldn’t say I eat slow by any means (generally speaking) but it seems like people these days can’t wait to shovel down food fast enough so I’m already at a disadvantage from the start.

Seriously, I am so sick of IPv4 still being “default.”

I use this website quite a bit but there are tons (just search for “what’s my IP address). This is another good one for testing IPv6.

The simple explanation is that on IPv4 it’s 99% probable that it’s the case that everyone on your home network appears as the same IP address on the internet. With IPv6 it’s possible but highly discouraged, each device would have its own IPv6 address (though it might still be obvious they’re related).

So yeah, it really does seem like they’re hating on your home network.

Or ip address?

Makes sense since their shit hole servers only support IPv4. You were all probably NAT’d to the same IPv4 address.

Because I’m just a big fucking idiot that can’t manage to order food properly obviously.

They’re called App Connectors in Tailscale lingo.

I’ve done it several times (though I prefer pickup).

Besides, you can give it whatever address you want. You don’t have to give it access to location services at all.

On iOS I go into App Privacy Report and grab all those domains and put them into Tailscale to route through the correct exit nodes.

Usually it’s just one or two domains like api.example.com, CDNs typically don’t care and I block the other third-party shit via DNS (Blocky).

On iOS I go into App Privacy Report and grab all those domains and put them into Tailscale to route through the correct exit nodes.

Usually it’s just one or two domains like api.example.com, CDNs typically don’t care and I block the other third-party shit via DNS (Blocky).

I’ve done it several times (though I prefer pickup).

DoorDash isn’t known for being an ethical company so I don’t share my location with them, and I purposely use Apple Pay because like NFC it generates a one-time card number with only enough funds for the transactions.

Thankfully DoorDash has never denied me service even while ordering from what looks like across the planet to it.

I’m still pretty sure the meme is a joke. Ever heard of context clues?

Car brainrot [sic] is real

I’m pretty sure the meme is a joke.

I came here to say MDMA too! I’m a Millennial but it was far my most favorite drug c. 2010.

Ironic because it constantly screws up escaping on macOS. I have a feeling when it says Bash it’s actually using zsh (default on modern macOS) and it doesn’t even realize it.

I’ve witnessed it do Bash) echo "Done" then claim a task was done without actually doing anything beforehand.

My area in Los Angeles used to have several rail lines nearby along with pedestrian tunnels (called “sub-ways” at the time) all over the place. I like looking at old photos from those times and marvel at how much more pedestrian friendly it all used to be.

I think I’ve seen research supporting this but of course I can’t remember where.

I’ve studied Spanish (I’m basically fluent), a bit of Japanese on my own in high school along with a bunch of random false starts in other languages like German (and a stint learning Esperanto).

It wasn’t until my 30’s when I started learning Mandarin that my brain was like “holy shit, this is different!”

I tend to prefer Asian languages because they make more sense to me — all the conjugating and irregularities in European languages just make me crazy.