Any recommendation for a decent but cheap tracker?
I've got the Garmin Forerunner 45s, I like it a lot. It's got a built in GPS, so you can track your runs without bringing a phone.
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TheAdamAndChe commented on How to make quitting your addiction easier deprocrastination.co/blog... · Posted by u/vitabenes
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I have had the opposite experience. I've found windows defender to be basically the only AV you really need. I had a single occurrence where it flagged software I was writing as potentially malicious, but I was able to add an exception for my project and not think about it again. I've never noticed it clocking my CPU at any noticeable levels. For comparison, my work computer requires McAfee and at least once a day it clocks my CPU at 65% or more.
A few months ago, I was playing with msfvenom and wanted to experiment with making a payload designed to bypass the antivirus of both Windows Defender and an antivirus that my work uses(with my boss's permission). I worked on it all day, but I could not get around internet-connected Windows Defender. Any time a port was bound or web connection was attempted, it shut me down.
It made way more impressed with Defender. I was always told it's inferior, but its sandboxing and heuristics scanning are quite good.
1,Learn maching learning and deep learning to do something such as AI chess.
2, read English easily like a native speaker.
3, complete a paper to get master degree.
4,learn anything new and interesting, like painting and music.
https://fast.ai is a good place to start with ML if you're new.
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TheAdamAndChe commented on Using ephemeral Onion Services for quick NAT traversal trickster.dev/post/using-... · Posted by u/rl1987
I've done the same before, but nowadays I'd look into uPnP since Tor has many costs to it. Slow transfer speeds, exit node data interference, and possible ISP throttling or attention are all potential downsides.
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