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Clickbait title. Should have said "VPNs are basically useless for anonymity..." VPNs are quite useful, just because you leak DNS doesnt mean you leak the entire traffic. Just because as example my home DNS leaked, doesnt mean my entire network is open to internet. I would still be suspect of MITM sure but you would need to try harder to leak data from my VPN.

That graphics card is overheating to hell. Disassemble it, dust it off, replace the thermal paste and pads. If the last part of that is too hard, just dust it off first (dont use household vacuums to clean electronics)

1%s are always AMDs trouble spot. I was talking in the lines of actual driver/software stability.

Yes they are.

I almost had a small stroke clicking this thread thinking you attached a nas like that lol.

Direct die = PTM7590 or liquid metal otherwise you will have to keep on replacing thermal paste every 6 months. Also both of those Amazon link is a major rip offs.

You HAVE to set up a firewall if you want to expose ports to internet. Considering your lack of experience is showing up in the OP, I would recommend hosting a VPN server instead of exposing everything to internet.

Unless you have to introduce FN key to the combination lol. Plus I believe its F10 in Lenovos (AND sometimes Enter key).

Its the fucking windows that fucks it up. "Fast startup" option in Windows comes pre-enabled and when you click shutdown button in windows your computer is actually not shutting down, when your computer wakes up it straight up loads OS and skips whole enter bios input. I keep that shit disabled on every system I setup since the day they introduced in 2012.

Kia of computers eh. Any short can be damaging, try not doing that.

Factory voltage frequency table overestimates how much voltage it needs in order for shitty binned GPUs to work on same VF table. Stock VF tables are usually always power limited; so when you reduce voltage you give your GPU more headroom to clock higher. My 3070 in its stock VF table only lets me hit 1950 or so mhz meanwhile I can push that all the way up to 2150mhz myself.

https://github.com/chrismah/ClickMonitorDDC7.2 is your best bet. I can do exactly that using this.

Yeah this came to my mind, however as far as I know I would still have to individually create ccd files and configs. If for example this were to be automatically generated like in angristans openvpn installer, then I would 100% be fine. current count is 23. I could do both that or the previous recommendation OR use the client overrides in the gui but I was looking into more automated solution. Oh well. I gotta reconsider firewall rules. I guess there isnt a way one could do per openvpn client basis rules in pfsense (instead of source IP)?

I have created Remote Access VPN server using the template. However problem I am facing is that IPs assigned to OVPN clients are not static. One client gets 10.0.0.2 one time and 10.0.0.3 the next depending on how many clients are connected. I feel like this is one of those single click situations but for the life of my I cannot find it now. Any ideas?

no?

I want one now.