I’d bet your host PC’s firewall is blocking the connections from other devices on your network. Otherwise, you’re sure you’re pointing them at the host IP:port correctly?

Are you running it in docker?

Different circumstances are different. Neturals are current carrying conductors. Neutrals are also grounded (as in bonded to ground at the main panel). In the case of someone wiring a recepticle or making joints in a junction box without turning off the circuit, one side of the neutral will almost certainly become disconnected from its return path in that process. When doing electrical work you absolutely do not consider the N wire safe for this reason.

Sure, if you touch the N lug in a hot panel or the N side of a receptacle while everything’s properly wired you won’t get shocked, but nobody has any reason to touch the N conductor if you aren’t working working on the circuit/box/panel. I’ll admit my use of “generally” above isnt exactly appropriate when you consider that a home doesnt “generally” have someone working on the wiring. Similarly my “incorrect” at the comment above me is less than 100% accurate, but I maintain that in the case of actual electrical work being done (the only time this conversation matters) you can never consider N to be safe.

All circuits are hot. All guns are loaded. All knives are sharp.

Incorrect. The neutral wire is a current carrying conductor and will generally be just as “hot” as the hot wire.

Its only a few Fridays each year when bandcamp doesnt take their cut, but I try to only buy albums there on those days.

I’m constantly unable to access Anubis sites on my primary mobile browser and have to switch over to Fennec.

Trying to learn here, are these SSH login attempts on the root user? If not, is it just the firewall logs?

Translating art is still art. It requires cultural knowledge and contextual understanding to be done well, and no soulless bot can do that.

Neopets: The Darkest Faerie is a surprisingly good action RPG made by a dev team that wanted to push the Neopets franchise into more of a “young adult” territory.

I didnt know soulseek integration with lidarr was possible.

Its an encrypted keyring idk what they’re talking about

God forbid they act as if they (or anyone at all by your logic?) have some skin in the game.

I had no idea wtf to do when I first encountered one of these.

I used transmission for years, but the larger my library got the more issues I had. Currently using Qbit and loving the categories for easier management, especially with the *arr suite.

You want Orpheus or Redacted. I’m not on either yet, but supposedly the interview to Orpheus isn’t too bad. RED is also notoriously hard to keep your ratio on.

You could also work your way there through the invite forums on the trackers you already have, if they have them and you’re in good enough standing to access them.

Megusta is much lower quality than the groups the OP mentioned.

Pretty sure you can still use RED with a VPN though. Its just the IRC server for interviews that requires you use your home connection.

The speedtest requirement is to ensure that you can seed effectively. Its for the overall health of the network not so they can geolocate you. If geolocation was a concern, then your IP would be plenty.

RED is so not a honeypot. Y’all paranoid. If your threat model includes hiding your IP from one of the most respected private trackers in the game, then you should probably stick to public where they don’t care if you use a different VPN every time you log in.

Isn’t OPS relatively easy to interview in to?