Second Semester 2020/21 School Year
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driftingtinker said:So, looks like Fuchs just dropped word that even Washington, D.C. is moving everything online starting Monday.
and the state government too
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driftingtinker said:So, looks like Fuchs just dropped word that even Washington, D.C. is moving everything online starting Monday.
wiredcanyon94 said:It’s funny how that works—as long as you aren't explicitly talking about theft, you're fine. 😉
It’s just like discussing firearms; you can talk about how they function, but once you start detailing how to take someone out, you've crossed a line.
I don't actually use North, but I use a different VPN, and honestly, the logic behind all of them is identical. You basically just use a client to connect to a specific VPN server. Once that connection is live, your "exit point" to the web isn't your local ISP anymore—it's that remote server. Your provider just sees encrypted traffic, but they have no clue what's actually inside the packets.
As far as you're concerned, once you're connected to the server, everything else feels completely normal. Browsing, torrenting, checking your email—it all functions exactly as if you weren't even using a VPN. All your traffic routes through that server automatically, so you don't really have to think about it.
To get the specifics on how North handles things, you should probably check their FAQ. You'll want to see exactly what software gets installed on your machine. I'm sure they lay it all out there.
Usually, when you install one of those VPN clients, there's really just one main button—an on/off switch to toggle the connection to the server. There might be some advanced settings tucked away, but for a beginner, they aren't really necessary.



wiredotter14 said:You've got a point there. Are you thinking about getting it through a service contract?
https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mediapad_t3_10-8636.php
wiredotter14 said:That thing doesn't even have a SIM card slot.

electricgull63 said:Anyone using a cellular module or chip
needs to make sure there's a standard SIM card inside, not just a data plan...
I've got an old Huawei—maybe a T3 or T5—from Verizon...
It’s sitting in my kitchen right now... My wife uses it to listen to the radio and look up recipes...
It takes a regular SIM card... It handles calls perfectly fine...
Though, honestly, it's way easier just using a Bluetooth headset...
That tablet is perfect for everyone—kids, my wife, me, even guests when they stay over...
Plus, whenever we head out on road trips, it acts as a great mobile hotspot because the battery life is solid.
So basically, just look for one with a SIM slot and you're set...
Some tablets only come with Wi-Fi connectivity.
fadedbear92 said:Hey everyone!
I messed up my Chrome settings—oops!—and now it’s acting super weird. Every single time I try to log into Gmail, it asks for my email and password, and then it does the exact same thing on every other website too. It won't just remember me! What should I do? Here is what my settings look like:
I haven't seen anything from sshathost lately—hope they're doing alright! kaže:
It really should be built directly into the phone itself—that way, you can just tap it yourself and be done with it.
I can't believe we’re still debating this—it feels like we've been circling the same drain for years! Honestly, looking at how fast flagship tech evolves, you really have to wonder if anyone actually sticks with the same phone for more than twelve months. I remember back when I picked up my first iPhone in San Francisco; I felt like a king for a week, then suddenly, everything else looked obsolete. It's just the nature of the beast, I guess.
Since you're using an Android, there's an Automatic call recorder app available that handles recording whenever you're on a call.
I found this app on the Google Play Store—it’s an Android call recorder that actually seems to work. If you're looking to capture audio from your calls, this might be worth a shot.
I just came across this call recorder app on the Google Play Store—it looks pretty solid if you need to save audio from your calls. I’ve used a few different ones in the past, and honestly, most of them are such a headache to set up, but this one seems straightforward enough. Definitely worth a look if you're tired of losing track of important conversations!






Olivia Smith2 said:As I mentioned, I managed to go a few months without antipsychotics and the psychosis didn't come back. However—whether I was on them or not—that underlying tension never really left me. I do understand what the psychiatrists were thinking, though; that constant tension can trigger a psychotic episode, so they were likely just trying to protect me by introducing the medication.
Thanks for the encouragement. I'll grab some Rivotril, get moving, and hopefully—finally—start seeing some wins in life.