Mapsco was a brilliant idea! I did a lot of driving to both old and new neighbourhoods back then. I was always buying the newest editions so I could get the updated streets for new subdivisions (I think they have had supplementals between major editions too)...kinda like a Google maps update...but with paper. I think I left a stack of those books in my truck when I traded it in as I had just been gifted a Garmin GPS
Boris_NotTooBadinoff
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Don't go chasing waterfalls
You could try orgs such as Human Rights Watch or Amnesty International, with the caveat that they have been accused of favouring one side, or another in particular instances. To echo @Candelestine@lemmy.world what you may consider a violation may not carry the same weight from someone else's perspective.
Here's a HRW report from 2021. You could also look at what other non-western countries publish (ex: China), keeping in mind everyone has their own agenda and/or perspective
I had my pitchfork at the ready when I clicked that link 😆
...but I get their point
This meat suit I woke up in once, I've had it as long as I can remember
Instead of kickboxing you could try splitting your time between running, and strength training. Cardio will help with the sedentary nature of university course work, and strength training (weight lifting) will provide greater muscle control and definition. As long as you don't over do either, you should be able to defend yourself, and your loved ones, while remaining fit and healthy. These are also good habits to develop so that you can continue after your time at your university is complete....just my .02
I got you fam
FYI
Basically the link shortcut with an exclamation point prefix
You could try ZeroTier. I've not used it personally, but it's free if you host your own instance. Your traffic gets routed through that VM, and everything behaves like it's on the same LAN
One other thing I forgot is to verify a LAN device can ping the router IP, but I'm guessing you've already verified that. This is starting to sound like a FW issue
It's been years since I setup my openwrt router, but here is some advice verifying your FW config
tl;dr Your WAN interface may be defined as 'wan' in your FW rules, since 'WAN' != 'wan' - correcting the case may solve the issue
Off the top of my head, this is low hanging fruit:
- Verify your LAN devices are pulling dhcp or alternatively put a static IP on one of them
- Verify the/a correct default gateway is set on the LAN side (should be the internal IP of your router)
- Verify DNS (ping 1.1.1.1 from a LAN device, if you can, then make sure you've configured DNS servers for the LAN side within the router)
I find it odd, that in the age of GPS, I still find myself behind folks who will slow down for intersections (usually on a two lane road w/ no dashed lines for passing) as if they're unsure if the road coming up is the road they need to turn onto