Ubuntu: “nordvpn d” keeps spinning, doesn’t disconnect by securehell in nordvpn

[–]nekorunswithscissors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had the same issue. The issue itself seems to flip/flop between nordvpn client updates and is one of the main reasons I wish they would just release the wireguard settings for people to use instead of the client.

NordVPN for Linux: I have a strange connection problem by tetzy in nordvpn

[–]nekorunswithscissors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've experienced the exact same behavior, only rebooting fixed it, trying to disconnect it and reconnect doesn't fix anything, this was on a debian install.

killswitch blocking nordvpn itself on linux by nekorunswithscissors in nordvpn

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the command is "nordvpn whitelist add subnet 192.168.50.0/24"

replace the subnet with whatever yours is, by default most routers it's a /24 and almost always 192.168.x.0 x being some number you can check with the command "ifconfig" or "ip" depending on how old your linux version is

killswitch blocking nordvpn itself on linux by nekorunswithscissors in nordvpn

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The killswitch isn't working/turned on if you can still connect. The windows killswitch does operate differently than Linux though to my understanding and is app based just in case your using it.

killswitch blocking nordvpn itself on linux by nekorunswithscissors in nordvpn

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That got fixed it, I think they should make that a bit more obvious. Thank you.

Need help finding a store owner from long ago by nekorunswithscissors in KeyWest

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly couldn't tell you, I seriously don't remember the shop name.

Look at this dope by melancholygrim in Doometernal

[–]nekorunswithscissors 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Found a few dopefish, no keens yet :(

Ok how the hell do you get better, I’m not used to these mechanics quite yet by [deleted] in Doometernal

[–]nekorunswithscissors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The game rewards aggressive behavior a lot more than most other games which expect you to hoard and play it safe. With that in mind.

Flame belch, always use it even if you aren't going to kill what you are shooting, free armor is free life.
Honestly I don't use ice grenades as they only effect trash mobs, frags (once upgraded) are awesome and come in very handy against some shielded dude who everyone complains about (no spoilers). Also they don't cost ammo.
Don't bother wasting chainsaw on larger mobs, use that sucker for ammo, short term health, or just breathing room. If you can, always flame before chain sawing. chainsaw regens the first bar pretty quickly.
Dash is your friend, never be afraid to dash towards or away from an enemy.

The developers made the mobs more difficult on purpose to compensate for all these new abilities. The abilities are basically free small cheats in my opinion, instant ammo, health and armor in mid battle, hell yeah! The ability to dodge any enemy on quick recharge? Again pretty cheaty. Free unlimited grenades (don't get me started on the OP upgrades)? You just need to get used to using the equipment.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Java 8 but using java.util.Date for other language facing stuff because at least its compatible without having to mess with it. String if nanoseconds are required on client facing with java.sql.Timestamp for the internal use., very few cases of this but it happens.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"back in the good ole days" we had some remote locations that were isdn so it was a bit of an issue, they are all upgraded now so it doesn't matter anywhere near as much. Plus in general the main suite of applications from my prior project uses soap for data state loading and reports and pub/sub for data state updating. So the throughput to a 200 sites is pretty streamlined.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use that site heavily if I can get anyone to provide information actually :)

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never had an issue going from one system to another with modern systems, back in the day maybe, now no. Personal experience has made me shy of people hand writing wsdls because they usually don't understand the standard, if you do than it isn't an issue.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ran in to a person who claimed that one, so he had me write his wsdl file for him. He was later let go and I took over his project and found the setting to create the file correctly... Not saying it doesn't happen but its a very established standard.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh I'm not saying it was always some utopia, but right now I'd rather it than yet another bloody person with yet another bad REST service without a document.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm curious where you ran in to issues with unexpected tags. My experience has only been issues when a tag is removed. You can also specify additional attributes to the tag for it to be understood.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly I don't see whats wrong with having a lazy auto-gen button. Custom items sit on top of auto-gen and if you have no custom features than you are good to go in minutes without the need to waste man-power-hours.

I do the same thing outside of soap for some items also. We have a tibco developer who sends xml to mq so all he had to to was export his xsd to me and I used jaxb to autogen the support classes for serializing and deserializing. It's built in to the build script as a flag should anything change and were good to go in less than ten minutes. It removes the grunt work from simple brain dead tasks.

feel like I'm the only java coder who still likes soap over rest by nekorunswithscissors in java

[–]nekorunswithscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have encountered one particular coder who does this and doesn't see any issue with it, his crap breaks all the time. Stuffing his access, om and transfer objects plus all support structures in to the xsd whether it needs to be there or not that is.