I’ve always wanted to be a free creative person, inventing or just making things in different fields and I am such a person now, though not as free as I’d like to be…

How do you get food?

I’ve heard it is possible to put a virus even into an image, and I might actually be a victim of such an attack… But yeah, it is extremely rare

Thanks! I do have a VPS. Can amnezia or wstunnel be used with headscale? That’d be amazing

It’s not open source as far as I can tell

Tor is slow and… also blocked here 😁

I know of many working VPN protocols but I don’t know how to use them to route traffic through an intermediary VPS (bc my home server is behind a NAT)

Looks promising, but the ai part throws me off too. But I’ll give it a try

Not really, but I wouldn’t directly expose my server anyways

Damn I haven’t thought of this, thanks!

Yes, I’ve tried that, but it’s not robust enough. This is what I’ll eventually resort to, if I don’t find a better solution.

Well you’d still depend on someone else’s will to provide you with robust and uncensored internet connection. The actual solution is to build a decentralised people-owned network using Reticulum for example. Reticulum over WiFi HaLow already works very well for small-scale local networks.

Yes it’s what I use for normal VPN, but I need to get around the NAT somehow. There’s been a PR for NetBird that implements AWG but it was never merged

Wow, wstunnel seems to be a very elegant solution, thanks! However I still need to figure out how to get to my server behind a NAT

Thanks! Will look into it

Yes, that’s what I used to use! Love it, but wireguard is blocked

Thanks! But zerotier is also blocked here 😅

Unfortunately I’m behind CGNAT and yggdrasil is also partly blocked here (works super slow)

Why do people keep using… 🤔 Honestly, even besides the security aspect I’ve always wondered why use such an inefficient language

What’s bad about JS? Genuinely asking

I think this is due to increased alienation. We’ve become more isolated and distanced from one another and, more importantly, more distanced from our own creative self. This is what happens when production is largely automated but humans are still involved - we turn into small faceless gears in a big mechanism.