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Cake day: January 27th, 2024

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  • I’m not arguing for cloud flare hahahh it’s horrible. I’m just saying, it’s just one of many ways your data is taken. I don’t see why the backdoors I listed should be used for targeted “attacks” only. They call it telemetry and it’s “used to improve the product you use” hehehh








  • Yeah, i see that. I guess I’m just lucky then. I mean there’s this one survey company that nags ppl, but you block their one number or ask them to leave you alone and that’s it. And the boring sellers always get flagged by Google so that’s filtered out automatically. Basically, whenever my phone rings, it’s for me personally and it’s a call I’d want to take.



  • Maybe it’s best to give your ISP a call to see what are your options. Here in Croatia port forwarding won’t work until you call them and tell them you want it, then they enable it.

    You can then also ask them how to access your router. But usually you find your router’s IP in your WiFi settings, enter that IP in your browser, and the password is usually printed on the bottom of the router. But check with your ISP.

    If they say you can port forward, it means they’ve given you a unique public IP. That IP can be either static or dynamic. Both will work, it’s just that the dynamic one will sometimes change and you’d have to send your friends the new one. You can always check your public IP by googling “what’s my ip”.

    If you get a dynamic one and it changes too often for your convenience, there’s a thing called “dynamic DNS” or DDNS. noip.com is a popular DDNS provider. It works by having an app that checks your IP every few minutes and sends it to noip. They issue you a host name, for example “mygreatservername.ddns.net” which always points to your current IP, and you give your friends that hostname.

    This might be a bit overwhelming, so keep us updated with your progress and we’ll help along the way.