Do all versions of Android have this? I’m on Samsung Android 14 and I can’t find this.
Do all versions of Android have this? I’m on Samsung Android 14 and I can’t find this.
Agree that we are behind with GUI support for secure DNS and I like how enthusiastic your are about the script. Unfortunately, this is just a teaser.
Actually, the functionality should be in systemd-resolved or network manager (or elsewhere maybe). And then configured via the default GUI. This will take time.
Have you looked into how existing software handles captive portals. I believe, both Ubuntu (or Gnome or Network-Manager) and Firefox do check for such portals and detect real internet access. (They simple poll some URL http://detectportal.vendor.com and check for the expected return code. Portals usually redirect.)
Now I’m thinking, what if this check could trigger a change to the DNS configuration. That is use DoT when internet is available, otherwise fall back to DHCP announced DNS
That was also my question. A broader question is how to access services on the local network that are announced through local DNS? Like your router’s web interface or any similar device.
Can you have split routing? Most queries go to our preferred DNSoverTLS endpoint, but some go to DNS53 on the local network.
This would also solve the captive portal if the host used to detect captive portals is always resolved locally.
SSL is almost a old as Shakespeare now.
We ignore them, mostly. You cannot miss what you don’t know.
There are plenty of options however to access software not available natively. Both VMs and Remote Desktop solution work for a wide range applications. Web-based solution can be as good as desktop programs.
So many casual applications are now either web-based or on your (not FOSS) phone, so for my personal use the thought of using Windows has never crossed my mind. Professionally, I resort to remote Windows or a Mac.
Why not? Some VPN providers operate their own network of DNS servers to avoid leaks via DNS, e.g. mullvad.
If you explain your setup (os?), some one will help.
Interesting.
Can someone explain what’s the point?
There’s some exam, online, runs in a browser. Ok.
Now we require a special browsers. Why?
Which only runs on Windows, but not in a VM, unless you make a small change. Why?
To stop cheating, I assume, but what kind of cheating needs a VM? Maybe I’m old, but we had handwritten cheat sheets on paper.
Are students using cheat software now that solves math problems for an online exam? And if they do, shouldn’t this score bonus points? Sounds like challenging problem to code an AI that she’s your exam.
That’s a complicated way to say:
Both comes at a cost, generally, but free options are available depending on your needs.
I did. Occasionally visit old.reddit.com put of nostalgia, but never logged in, never controbute. It’s not as busy here, but i like it. Lemmy has an OG nerd feeling to it.
But sure what you ‘heard’. VNC essentially streams a video from either a real or a virtual screen. This has worked very well for all 2D applications for decades.
It’s not fancy, does nothing special, and that’s why it works. You need sufficient bandwith for the desired quality, but on LAN you’ll be fine
What’s usually problematic is fancy UI stuff that relies on a local GPU, which you don’t have. I usually disable animations.
Disclaimer: Have not used VNC in 10 years.
Also, many thinks you ask for are out of scope for VNC: clipboard, drag and drop, file access. VNC does none of those; just screen and input (keyboard, mouse, …). Not sure about audio.
The headline under the table says compression formats
This whole table raises multiple questions. I guess I’ll never hire someone mentioning comptia on their cv
So, Apple breaks all multipoint devices unless all connection are from Apple devices? Weird.
I settled on different headphones for pc/linux and phones. I can’t afford to have an important call interrupted by something less important from an other device. Also switching from phone to linux takes to much fiddling.
Forget wine. Virtual Machines or Remote Desktop work very well for generic Windows software. For graphics-heavy stuff, you need to learn whether this works for you.
Ok, so via LUKS. Thanks
Just a note: The app ‘Rethink DNS and Firewall’ can do this with any Wireguard VPN.