My best advice would be to make sure you enable static port mapping on your NAT rules. That usually helps a lot of NAT traversal things like games.
And no, Nintendo doesn’t understand networking in the slightest and asking people to forward every single port is BS.
It just adds a static route so that if dynamic route tables change it doesn’t have to wait to re-learn the new routes to start pinging that IP again.
It won’t change your gateway routing for normal traffic.
Funny, I moved from namecheap to cloudflare because their support was hot garbage.
Your local animal shelter.
Adopt!
I’d say the 865 was the last “good” Qualcomm chip before the 8 gen 1 broke everything. It can be found in the Galaxy S/Note 20 generation.
Pretty much any soc made by samsung is hot and slow. The return to TSMC with the 8+ gen 1 we saw the thermal improvements.
Sony Xperia works fine on Verizon and is even whitelisted for VoLTE.
If they have your passcode then no? Why would you give your passcode to someone you don’t trust?
Noticed this as well, I keep seeing the same topics and articles posted 4-6 times within a day or so. Getting annoying.
Sony does this (and the iPhone), but yeah should be a standard feature.
Exactly, port forwarding + nginx or your proxy of choice for SSL and you’re done.
Port forwarding? Just put nginx in front of it or something, no VPN required.
The rebuttal is correct.
DNS response from pihole makes it so your browser doesn’t even make the request to the server providing the AD. A blocked ad via DNS doesn’t make it to your device, and doesn’t even get downloaded from the remote server.