taanegl

This person, nay, this legend, has reached across language barriers and opened up entire new worlds to people who suffer from lacking or outdated documentation.

If you or your loved ones are afflicted by bad documentation, please voice your grievances to whatever ticket or email chain deserves to be told their documentation is absolute ass.

Yes, I can read the code API, now delete that old ass mess. If you don’t want to communicate it, let someone else have those search engine results.

Ffs.

Primeagen?

I’m just hoping this paves the way to code with Southern dialect

iffun is == true
iffun ain't == false

Bro, don’t crap on SoulSeek. Music collectors all over the world use it. You can find some rare gems on there you won’t find in Spotify, Tidal, YouTube or any other music platform.

And comparing it to limewire is kind of unfair.

Yeah, and freighting, protecting and maintaining 30mm films in cans is a pain.

It’s a firewall access prompt. In true MS fashion it won’t tell you what ports it is opening.

So by accepting you’re not giving the app any permissions like say read-write permission or administrative access, but if the app should have access to a port on the network.

Standard ports for the web are 443 (HTTPS, TCP) and 80 (HTTP, TCP). Torrents use other ports and a combination of TCP and UDP packets.

Search for “firewall” in the start menu. The firewall manager shows you all the ports an IPs that are allowed or blocked, along with ports and protocols.

Assuming you’ve gotten LibreWolf from a proper, verified source (GitHub, package manager like chocolatey), then there shouldn’t be any issues.

But, to be on the safe side, check out your extensions and also plugins to verify nothing untowards has snuck it’s way on to your system.

You could of course go into the Windows firewall, note what permissions LibreWolf has, then allow it and check again to see what was added.

But, chances are, LibreWolf (don’t use it myself) asked to access either magnet links or other ports other than 443 or 80. If LibreWolf has built-in torrent support or you’ve installed an extension that does, it will require some other ports to function.

I don’t think that’s Vodafone directly. Vodafone is a mobile provider and is therefore also an ISP.

Someone who uses Vodafone tried to log in, wether it was manual or automated. At least that’s my surmise.

This is a good time to remind people to use 2FA and possibly even WebAuth (or WebKey) if possible.

And then, when that template is more easily web crawled and identified… make a new template and duplicate that 300 more times.

The circle of life~

What do they do differently?

Guess where Nintendo puts a lot of money into lobbying… hint: it ain’t China…