Straight outta the urban-cop playbook.

So you’re storing your shit at my house?

Yeah, this doesn’t seem like that big of a deal for most people here. They kept the price down as long as possible. I spent $119 just before the 'rona hit and I think it’s been well worth it.

No, but plex has terrible support for audiobooks.

But how will I bring up my NAS in conversations at parties?

They are referring to the insurance policy covering the vehicle. Comprehensive insurance covers vandalism and fire.

OK thanks. This makes sense. I guess if I’m going to go through the trouble of whitelisting the MAC, I can go and disable randomization on the device and assign it a static IP.

I see. Thanks.

What other way is there if the the IP is dynamic. I thought to create a whitelist for devices I had to add the client’s MAC to the custom group. It seems to work fine so far. I was just concerned that it wouldn’t continue to work if the iPhone changed its MAC.

Read the short story before re-watching. Definitely gives you a better perspective.

“She felt like she was literally just in a room with people all around her and a microphone.”

Uhhh… Yeah, that’s what she’s paid to do.

Yes, they can just use a VPN. I’ve told this to several people in my life and many of them write that off as being too difficult to figure out. I even gave my VPN un & pw to a family member with a link to download the app and they still just said “nah.”

Some people just can’t be bothered to try, I guess.

I know how to get around it. I was curious to know the level at which it was being blocked. Is it the DNS, is it some kind of firewall…etc.

I don’t care if it lives or dies. I don’t use it at all but I was curious to know how the ban/block was being implemented.

So are American ISPs being forced to block TikTok’s server’s IPs?

But do you really have to show your friends every time?

Set up a Pihole and see how much you’re being watched. It’s disgusting.

I have the same question. It seems like a step backwards.