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Comment on Finally making the jump to a custom router so I can have all my outgoing traffic over mullvad but that brings with it two questions for me in ~tech
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Comment on How is Linux these days? in ~comp
segfault Link ParentIf you're using Monado, you can set these 2 environment variables and should get 90Hz XRT_COMPOSITOR_USE_PRESENT_WAIT=1 U_PACING_COMP_MIN_TIME_MS=10If you're using Monado, you can set these 2 environment variables and should get 90Hz
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Comment on How do you deal with large projects? in ~comp
segfault Link ParentSeconded. It really is a big help and feels great when you can just tick off entire sections at once, but you really do need to fully commit to it. Personally I use Forgejo with its Projects and...Keep a big to-do list using software you're comfortable with, where you can easily rearrange the issues based on priority, and ideally also group them into subtrees of related tasks and subtasks.
Seconded. It really is a big help and feels great when you can just tick off entire sections at once, but you really do need to fully commit to it.
Personally I use Forgejo with its Projects and Issue tracking for that, it's worth a look.
I do this with my setup, and all you really need to do is setup an outbound routing rule under
Firewall > NAT > Outboundand a rule to route to the Mullvad gateway underFirewall > Rules > FloatingCurrently I'm just using aliases to route specific IPs to specific Mullvad servers, but you can easily expand that to route anything using
Match local tagYou can just use a single instance, and have each Mullvad under it as a different peer you can just toggle.
I don't think that is really possible.
Everything after the domain in the URL is encrypted so only the website and your browser knows the full URL.
No firewall really exists (or can exist) to man-in-the-middle that handshake without breaking a lot of things (like certificates), it would also be pretty computationally expensive to do.
Really your best bet would be to have a browser extension do the blocking.