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Are there any matrix clients for android that allow manually configuring a socks5 proxy?

Android's built in "VPN" feature is completely fucked on my phone for some reason.

@hazelnot if this is your first time doing this check that the host computer doesn't have a firewall enabled, blocking it. If so you can punch a hole for that port, or set your home network as a "trusted" zone.

Once you know that is done and applied, try running this command to show you active listening ports and you should see TES3 server `sudo netstat -tunlp` .

At that point, you just need to forward the port in Luci webUI. If you are asked to forward "from port x to y" put the server port in both boxes. If that goes through and doesn't seem to work, wait a few minutes and try again with "y" as a higher port number. Some ISPs ban public listening ports on "consumer" connections below ~20000.

Maybe that helps?

cooking extended multiverse

Nice tits watch my YTP

Coding without a static type system just feels viscerally like seeing somebody with 99+ browser tabs and having a bookmarks and folders compulsion. Consequent runtime errors and speed tradeoffs aside. It makes me want to write 4x as detailed comments at least, going back to C or C++ or whatever.

I'm the person who makes all the unnecesary and very decorative type annotations where compiler type-inference would have sufficed. I've used emacs art-mode in block comments. Seeing shit written without static typing and vague comments makes me go into feral documentation mode now. It makes me feel like: please join me in this goddamn century, please!

Boggles my mind that the most... unpleasant worldview isn't like... some kind of internationalist marxist who is annoying about "the party" and instead it is... you know. Stupid old nationalism not out of place in 1917, etc.

Like... how are we still here? What the fuck happened? I mean I know the by-the-books history but, I didn't live to feel that happen. To feel how we ended up back here ready for the same old shit out of old europe again.

But this leads me to realizing the real depth of that quote where Ursula le Guin is throwing shade at her publishers. About how once the divine right of monarchy must have *felt* inevitable and inescapable. Just how long that era went on... Even endures some places still today...

I don't believe there is some inevitable vector of "progress" or "development", but I think if things do move forward I have a better sense of just how fucking slowly. How it feels through that slow experience, the way it eats at you and those around you.

And a whole new appreciation for the importance of just fucking living free in spite of all of this shit. Of surviving and helping others to as well. We can't live long enough to wait for the world to change in the reformist developmental view of things. But at the same time you can't just leave everybody behind while pursuing that purely as a lifestyle either.