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  • Trace route measures latency, which is not directly correlated with speed.

    I have a tailscale node that is 200ms away from me, but I can still hit solid speeds to it.

  • Tailscale, which is wireguard is pretty lightweight protocol wise, so the overhead is usually not significant in my experience.

    However, some devices don't accelerate the crypto well, which can dramatically reduce speeds. My pi4 definitely struggles with it.

    At 3mb/s, I would question if OP is getting relay'd, or possibly hitting some pretty bad packet loss.

  • WiFi might be the main cause of the ping issues. I would test on Ethernet to rule it out.

  • Is the modem causing issues? If it can handle the line speed of the internet connection I wouldn't waste money replacing it.

    I would stick to one system, orbi or eero, not both.

  • That is a wise assumption, best to play is safe.

  • Not within Lemmy to my knowledge, but you would have to be careful when setting it up.

  • Lemmy does allow anonymous signups, but everything is unencrypted in the database, so if the server was seized all messages, posts and DMs would be available.

  • If they are happy to cut off the internet, surely they are happy to come after you directly as well. Your placing a very large target on your back.

  • Gonna have to see the backflip before you convince me :D

  • XOR with a one time pad is unbreakable, but xor with a short/repeating key is very much breakable.

  • Until dressage involves a backflip landing in the splits, they have a long way to go

  • Its a bit early to make the call that Ladybird will be successful. They have made a lot of noise sure, but they are a small team, tackling a huge project, and they have just had 2 language changes in the last few months.

    The deck is well and truely stacked against them. Maybe they pull it off, maybe not, but its very early to make the call IMO.

    Servo is looking surprisingly good, but still has major rendering issues. At least it looks like a browser now.

  • Developers can just be hired directly, and the Firefox codebase is open source.

    Only brand requires partnering with mozilla, and what does the other partner gain from the Mozilla brand? They don't even have much brand recognition anymore anyway.

  • Mozilla might as well just close up shop. If they were to abandon Firefox, what exactly are they bring to the table for anyone else?

  • Probably regional, I've never seen mirror demisters, but I'm also Australian. We just drive blind over here :D