Let’s not get it twisted, any Chinese company is tightly controlled by the government.

When you need to read a Wikipedia table but it’s way too big for the phone screen without scrolling sideways or zooming so far you can’t read it

Because the front screen on my pixel fold is actually smaller

Yet the performance basically peaked already. They are doing 15% increases at the top end and less for the cheapest phones.

It was just as easy to install linux, it came with a graphical installer

When in doubt, put it behind nginx

(2023)

Oh, so there are authors that never read a story before and just made it up in their heads?

There is no real difference between AI and humans in respect to borrowing elements from other stories.

AI stories may be lacking in some respects, but you can’t tell me human stories don’t recycle the same tropes

Human stories are also plagiarized

I never run into this. Mostly because I don’t use grub

Well, it can route from the server to cloudflare IPs, but that’s a server-side feature. The real improvement is that it looks like a website when you connect to it instead of looking like a VPN because it emulates HTTP

QUIC is http3, using UDP to get slightly better performance. Unfortunately, if you use it too much, your IP gets blocked in China. So I hide the fact I’m using UDP by rewriting the packets to look like TCP

The tproxy rules are here:

https://serverfault.com/questions/1169137/how-do-i-send-all-tcp-and-udp-traffic-over-tproxy-without-making-a-loop/1169194#1169194

I have a BS degree in CS

Yes, which fairphone actually accomplished

https://shop.fairphone.com/fairbuds

Because you don’t use them enough to discharge them completely

It’s better if you can just use the same equipment forever by replacing the battery.

That won’t work in this case since the company is out of business

I’m sure you can do cat in assembly

Unity was great, though. Ubuntu took a hit going back to customized gnome

In large applications maybe not, but in benchmarks there can be a perfectly optimized assembly

I still haven’t found any home manager feature I can use

It took a while to set up.

First, I had an issue in China because of UDP QoS. The game I was playing worked, but eventually you get the connection dropped.

So I connected through Wireguard and used udp2raw to simulate a TCP connection. It worked, but eventually the IP would get banned because China bans VPNs.

So I used xtls xray to get around this, but in normal operation it wraps UDP into TCP. This means when a packet drops it gets retransmitted which causes lag in the game at the smallest amount of congestion (and China is super congested connecting outside the country)

So instead of using http 2 I upgraded to QUIC by routing through nginx. Then I could still use udp2raw since QUIC is UDP. To smooth out the packet loss I used udpspeeder. To route all packets in the client I used tproxy with iptables rules.

Now, the best part is I’m on NixOS and I used the NixOS packages and wrote it as systemd services.

If I copy my folder to another computer and update all of this software would start up and route to the correct ports/addresses automatically.