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Hell yeah another Openwrt enjoyer in the wild, what a rare occurrence. Flashed Openwrt 6ish month ago, have been very pleased with it.

Im blue da ba dee da ba daa, Da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa, da ba dee da ba daa -Eiffel 65

I too used it back in the separate-windows days, and thought it was pretty terrible. As soon as it got updated (which took quite a while) I didn't have problems with the UI. People saying "you have to look up guides to learn how to use it" is to me... Well, doesn't every professional tool/program require some getting used to? It's not like you just open up Photoshop and know how to use it.

Can someone tell me what the worst UI issues are in GIMP? I only ever used GIMP for casual, easy editing and idk, I don't really get the hate. I'm not saying there aren't UI issues, just that I don't use photo editing software enough to understand them.

I'm afraid if you're behind CGNAT it won't work. Your router should have unique public IP. I'm not too well versed though..

Nope, just an open port. Works directly with public IP. I guess if some ISPs IP lease time is short and they keep changing it regularly, it might become a hassle.

Holy shit, this is full blown verification can shit.

Yes, no way to prevent this /s

As someone who just learned about Caddy, could you elaborate?

On linux there's a bash script for port forwarding, and if you execute it right after reboot (preferably via cron) it'll be the same port as before reboot.

Yeah, and it's unknown if CS is active after the workaround or not (source: hackernews commentator)

Here's the fix: (or rather workaround, released by CrowdStrike) 1)Boot to safe mode/recovery 2)Go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike 3)Delete the file matching "C-00000291*.sys" 4)Boot the system normally