In qBitorrent or similar torrent clients you can explicitly set the vpn network interface they should use. Use split tunneling for you browser or other applications you don't want to use the vpn for.
I’d definitely recommend LG TVs over Samsung, especially in the mid / high end range. The OS is so much better to use and you don’t get served up ads if you don’t want them.
I agree. Our public APIs are also massively queried. The number of queries is out of proportion to the legitimate traffic. Rate-Limiting does not work, because of the volume of different ips they send against you in parallel. Our servers are not designed for such peaks. What other choice do we have but to block them.
As in "valid" but false data? Please don't. If you really don't want to indicate rate limiting explicitly, then perhaps return an invalid body, or reset the connection or similar. False positives detecting humans as bots are very common, and even rate limits are often set well within human interaction limits. E.g. more than once I've triggered 429s by opening several e-commerce product pages in new tabs for me to ctrl+tab through and filter down. I also tripped a LinkedIn anti-automation system since I was looking through quite a lot of profiles on my first day to add people - luckily they handled this well, with a clear message explaining what was going on and support reaching out to me proactively (and lifting the restriction after a few hours)
Can't share that experience.
We are in the process of migrating from Azure B2C to ORY Network and had also some initial doubts if their products are a good fit for our enterprise company.
Our company is three hours away from their office in munich, but they were willing to send us an experienced engineer to answer all of our questions. This was very much appreciated and helped us a lot. They also offer the possibility to purchase dedicated slack channel support.
What i am still missing is the possibility to deploy next.js to a serverless platform where files have to be stored in S3 or Google Cloud Storage.
Had anybody success to get it working, without loosing ISR functionality?
Where are you struggling? Just `next build && next export` and your static site is compiled to the /out folder which you can subsequently push to S3 or Google Cloud Storage.
Incremental Static Regeneration. Next.js allows you to create or update static pages after you’ve built your site but stores them on the filesystem, which in a serverless environment does not exist.
I recently watched a german documentary "Das geheime Leben der Bäume" [1] where they visit this exact tree. Highly recommend it.
The documentary is based on a novel of the same name by the author Peter Wohlleben [2].
