MaskedNybbles

Since you’ve already received plenty of helpful advice, I’ll just add that I find it helpful to untwist the pairs from the middle out, putting them into place, starting with blue and white/blue (I do not do this professionally, but have done this a little bit). Maybe someone else has a differing opinion.

EDIT: I should mention that I tend to arrange each pair roughly where they need to go before untwisting them.

If you’re going to change the headline to expand the party name, at least be decent and use the actual party name.

Eh!

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https://old.reddit.com/r/teenagersbutcode/comments/1unuajm/i_built_protonsearch_a_local_windows_launcher/ovnbcez/?context=3

There are local taxes on energy/electricity commerce in some number of jurisdictions, if that matters. New York, as an example: https://www.tax.ny.gov/forms/publications/st/pub718r.htm

I’d have to look into whether or how the mentioned—waived—4% state tax would apply on non-residential chargers. I would tend to imagine that any taxes on such would more-or-less cover the same.

Edited for clarity and to include link to example.

Got a color/pattern/style preference? These are the first I could find, but I’m sure we could make it work: https://www.ponyupdaddy.com/

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Yeah, this is what I do. Only wish mobile had the option.

Kind of stuck with Discord for the moment, but I’ve just been using a separate Firefox profile dedicated to the service. It’s nice seeing multiple accounts at once and having easy access to extensions.

Sorry?

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My fuzzy memory wants to say it uses/is based atop UDP, and makes it more reliable.

Just checked before posting, and that seems to be the case on a cursory glance of its wiki article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC

[EDIT] Should have read the article first—and it does mention UDP by the end.

This is a service provided by some DNS hosts, with their own special subdomains, and is not universal. They may also require slightly different options.

Other options include:

• Google (query for txt record): @ns1.google.com o-o.myaddr.l.google.com

• Akaimai (query for txt record): @ns1-1.akamaitech.net whoami.akamai.net

• Cloudflare: @1.1.1.1 whoami.cloudflare

• Cisco (there are four, as far as can tell): @resolver[1-4].opendns.com myip.opendns.com

…and likely others.

dig -6 +short @resolver2.opendns.com myip.opendns.com AAAA

Note: You have to ensure you are actually contacting the server with IPv6.

I worry less about the service breaking, changing, or otherwise disappearing, over a random website.

EDIT: Also what was said in a sibling comment.

I saw it used in another comment, and am already aware of the use of curl for such a task, but choose to query DNS services instead—especially in scripts.

#!/usr/bin/sh  
dig -4 +short @resolver2.opendns.com myip.opendns.com  

#!/usr/bin/pwsh  
Resolve-DnsName -Server resolver2.opendns.com -Name myip.opendns.com -Type A | % { echo $_.IPAddress }  

There should be an IPv6 resolver, but I don’t remember and am currently unable to test. My PowerShell skills are also effectively non-existent.