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Nice, this is pretty fun!

Yes, for the most part. P2P networks are hard... Merges and improvements are welcome.

He's a troll, carry on...

Thanks mate... That's exactly why it's open source, merges welcome. If somebody finds a problem they can fix it and take credit.

Got it thanks

You're right and I'm generally not a fan of vibe coding but I'm not trying to make money and it's free YMMV.

Huh? I'm pretty sure I'm a person. But AI would say that too...

Multiple ways, some from the bittorrent / limewire days, some using public stun / turn servers.

I'm working on it, I'm adding a site now at https://gremlin.thingg.co, there's a screenshot of the interface on thingg.co now. No intention to make money on this one but it's an interesting tool. Thanks for checking it out!

Still working on that one... It fails over to others, or it should.

https://thingg.co -- A group of very smart people working on an incubator for our pet projects in a co-op manner.

https://cipher.social -- Distributed / p2p, encrypted social networking so I can send baby pictures to my mom.

This is a huge theme (for lack of a better word) in Bangkok... I have seen countless condos with glass box bathrooms. My wife and I love each other deeply but we have 0 desire to make eye contact while pooping. Our daughter is another case but we both hope she will grow out of it.

That seems really high... Are we sure this isn't related to a small number of users trying to find jailbreaks?

https://thingg.co

Very very beta. No stated mission just working with smart people on interesting ideas.

Go is a great game, my wife and I always have a drive-by game going, we use 1 lid and swap it after we place a stone.

This resonates a little, it's problems that you need to consider... When I quit smoking I noticed my code quality dropped. It wasn't because I missed the cigarettes, it was the mental break with a solid social excuse I was missing. I started taking smoke breaks, without the smoke and things returned to normal.

Paywall bypass:

https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://fortune.com...

Never had mine stolen but united lost 3 of mine between SFO and TPA once. They found them days later.

This is a thing, it's actually required to be locked with non-tsa approved locks. Takes about 10 minutes extra.

CNAM is the database you're looking for, maybe LIDB too. Once you port the number the CNAM should change.

Sure but storing blu-rays is silly, just rip them to disk. Use a lossless codec if you're picky.

Physical media was dead on arrival. This was a product of poor infrastructure eg it's faster and cheaper to ship a DVD vs transferring several GB. This no longer holds true. While streaming and ownership are complicated there's no reason to go back to physical media unless you like vinyl.

If you have access to one you generally have access to both.

It's not about the cost of wire, it's about the cost of software. This is the auto industry version of MCAS. I wish I was joking.

A lot of headlights steer with the car, the can bus is a giant network without any authentication.

Don't hook the headlights up to the can bus or implement UAC... The headlights shouldn't have access to the alarm or ignition.

Given what's going on in Canada maybe they should just ban OBD tools all together with the flipper. /s

That's exactly what's happening. This is not a wireless attack, it's a physical access problem.

See all that time the thief spends near the drivers side headlight? The headlights are on the can bus, if you can tap a couple wires in there the cars is yours.

Is this a "turbo roundabout"? https://maps.app.goo.gl/uxt1E7snorKLPxjC9

If so there are a lot more than 2 in the US.