and Android devices only have one VPN slot enabled, I cannot use something such as Tailscale for encryption.

I solved a similar situation with a tailscale subnet router . a tailscale subnet router is a tailscale node that exposes the non-tailscale network to the tailscale network. This way I am able to access one of my routers (and its PBX) from all tailscale nodes. The android phone has only tailscale as a VPN. If i pay for mulvad I can have the rest of the traffic go over a mullvad node.

doesn’t really help you here though, unless you install protonVPN on the pi and add that as a tailscale exit node.

You can also add a second network interface to the computer that needs to access the jellyfin server over LAN.

If you are willing to swap to mullvad then you can also install tailscale. You can then choose to connect to your jellyfin server (over LAN) or (over tailscale-wireguard tunnel over LAN) while the rest of the traffic flows through mullvad.

Goo Fighters

Ok mr reviewer

Why don’t you tell us less about WV’s strategy a more about how the car is.

Does it spy on you? What kind of EULA will I need to agree to? Does it have car play/android auto? Does it have a 4G antenna to connect to VW servers even if I don’t enable the feature? Does it have an app? In what ways is VW going to try to get subscription money from me? How much does servicing cost? How much will a set of brake pads cost? Does VW support 3rd party repair shops? Does VW try to lockdown parts and forbid 3rd party repairs? Can it be remotely disabled? By me, by VW, by law enforcement? What happens when the battery needs replacing? What is the visibility like? If it horrible does it have obstable detection?

Please reddit, make more bad decisions faster so people can overcome switching costs finally

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fI3gpO5hW4

Looking at the picture, my theory may be wrong. There is a black spot on the torch too far from the hot glass. (Maybe some hot glass dripped on the torch?)

My other theory is that the flames where so bright they had to edit the footage. Old film developers had a technique to darken an area called “burning”. It was not so precise to only cover over the flame so the area around the bright spots got darkened as well.

Modern HDR can have a similar effect. When an algorithm can’t be sure of how dark an area between a dark and a bright spot must be, it make the transition gradually causing the “HDR Effect” where, for example, the sky gets brighter the closer you get to the horizon, building, subject.

Hot glass emits sodium vapors. Sodium vapors block the wavelength of the light that the film is sensitive to. The torch emits on wider spectrum so the torch flames are leaving an impression on the film.

I was wrong. The sodium vapors and the torch plume are in one unified stream. If the flame was different before and after the glass it would be a valid theory.

His understanding of bash is as good as his Path of Exile skills.