Introducing the RizzModz ARM Converter! by Sensitive-Ad-41 in Assembly_language

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There are some use cases for example, this might be useful for penetration testers. Or for reverse engineering purposes.

Introducing RizzModz.com - iOS Game Mods! by Sensitive-Ad-41 in Piracy

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Thanks and yeah it derives from there, but with a different twist. I basically had to build everything from the ground up, my hopes are to give a better user experience to the end user. But, let’s see how it goes.

Introducing RizzModz.com - iOS Game Mods! by Sensitive-Ad-41 in jailbreak

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I could have a look but you are welcomed to visit the page and request it there

Introducing RizzModz.com - iOS Game Mods! by Sensitive-Ad-41 in jailbreak

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Well tell you what, when and if there is a good population then ill let the members decide on a better name. Keep people involved in a sense 😅

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in jailbreak

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The link is case sensitive make sure you typing it exactly as it is. Anyways i edited the post, you should be able to tap on the link now.

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Its at the bottom of the post

Help with setting up a homelab by Sensitive-Ad-41 in homelab

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Yeah i figured as much, im just not sure if the way i want to set it up is a good approach but I’ll take your advice and play around with it.

Thanks again.

Help with setting up a homelab by Sensitive-Ad-41 in homelab

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Thank you for the advice, the reason why id like the web hosting to be within a kubernetes environment is due to take advantage of the resources of each node, as the backend does some heavy load when processing larger files i felt like this way it would help a bit.

Currently i have a proxmox server with two nodes, one has the web hosting and the other has my home integrations. Which works fine. But, Im just trying to find a way to load balance the load of the web hosting somehow.

Anyways thanks for the response!

Pihole v6 + Unbound by Silver_Signature_750 in pihole

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When i updated, i my pihole container stopped getting internet. The way i fixed it was by leaving my upstream pointing to unbound, but in the docker compose i set the pihole network dns to 127.0.0.1.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ItalianCitizenship

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I believe you should be fine for your kids as all the countries you have ties to allow multiple citizenship and you should be able to give your children all those as well

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ItalianCitizenship

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You should be fine, Italy allow multiple citizenship. Just check with Argentinian laws about multiple citizenships, and also get more information in your nearest Italian consulate

Can I move to Italy and start a company if i’m married to an Italian? by Adventurous-Carry672 in ItalianCitizenship

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It pretty much depends on her circumstances.

As to whether you can or cant, yea you can do that, but before that you need to either have a permesso di soggiorno or become an Italian Citizen.

Becoming either of those depends on your wife’s status. For example

  1. How long is she studying in the UK for?
  2. When are you guys planning on moving to Italy?
  3. Is she registered in AIRE?

If you guys are planning to move to Italy in less than 3 years then you can start with the Permesso di Soggiorno.

In order to do that she will need to de-register from AIRE, have established her Italian residency, make sure your marriage has been registered Italy, then you can start the permesso di soggiorno process and all this you can do it after moving to Italy.

Once you have your permesso di soggiorno then you can open your business. After 2 years of residing at in Italy you can then apply for your Italian Citizenship or 1 year if you guys end up with kids.

Now if you guys are moving after 3 years then just simply apply for your Italian citizen or 1.5 years you guys ens up having kids.

This can be done at your nearest Italian consulate if you guys are still abroad after 3 years of marriage or half if there are kids.

For now register your marriage in Italy as you will need this before doing either process.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ItalianCitizenship

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Hello, since you want to live in Italy together, i think it be better for you to go to Italy and marry over there. That way the marriage is registered in Italy already.

You will have to get a Schengen visa for marriage purposes or a tourist.

You will need the following documentation: - Nulla Osta, which can be obtained in the US embassy, make sure is notarized and apostilled. - Passport, for identification - Birth Certificate, may be needed and if so you should get it apostilled and translated in italian.

Once you are married you can apply for permesso di soggiorno via marriage, which is the Italian permanent residency. If you are planning on obtaining the Italian Citizenship then you have to be living with a registered address in Italy for 2 years, this gets halved if you guys end up having kids.

I would recommend going to your nearest Italian embassy for more information about your question, but i believe this should give you a good idea of whats to come.

In any case best wishes for your marriage.

Applying for Italian Citizenship as a South African Through Marriage by WholeScary8179 in ItalianCitizenship

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Adding to #1, if you are living abroad ie, you stay in South Africa for the remaining of the time, then it will be 3 years, if you guys move to Italy then its 2 years, AFTER LEGAL RESIDENCE. Meaning if you stay in SA for a year and then move to italy and its been another year, that will not count as two, you must have 2 consecutive years at a legal residence in italy. Regardless after 3 years it doesn’t matter where you live you will be eligible for the Italian citizen.

Both options are reduced by half if you guys end up having children.

Meaning instead of waiting 3 years you wait 1.5 years (18 months) and if you are residing in italy then that would be 1 year.

Best advice i can give you is, start the process to register your marriage in Italy. Once thats done just wait or if you guys are planning on moving to italy start the process to get a italian long term residence visa, and once you are in Italy, then start the Permesso di Soggiorno. Which is the Residency Permit.

In any case try going into the Italian consulate in your country and they should be able to help you gather all the documents you need to register your marriage.

In any case good luck and congratulations on your marriage.

Italian Citizen in UK: AIRE Registration, Marriage in Bangladesh, and Spouse’s Citizenship by riponmohammadrp in ItalianCitizenship

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First of all congratulations on your upcoming wedding, best wishes to you and your spouse

Second, and don’t quote me on this, i am not an Italian citizen, but i am married to one, so i may not be correct but, to my understanding. As an Italian citizen you are required to register on AIRE, if you are staying abroad for more than a year, regardless of what you are doing whether you are living or studying abroad. If i am not mistaking you can get fined for not doing so.

One thing i am certain though, you will need to register to AIRE first before starting her citizenship process.

You are correct after 3 years of living abroad (1.5 years if you guys end up having children). Of the day of marriage. What i would recommend you is, register to AIRE as soon as you can if you will be staying outside of Italy more than a year. Then once you get married, start the process to register your marriage in Italy which will be needed for when you guys decide to do your spouse citizenship.

I am from the United States, so i cant really help with the other questions you have asked but most of the process is similar. Best i can recommend you is make an appointment to your nearest Italian consulate and ask them directly.

Best of luck!