just_another_person

You apparently don't read the news then.

Literally returns on every search engine.

That isn't consumer open source software. Can't remember the last time I've seen something with a massive leak bad enough to cripple userspace and cause OOMKill situations. You're shoehorning a potential issue into a non-existent scenario in the context of this conversation.

The bigger problem is the latter of your comment. Republicans have no issues with lying about everything, and promising undeliverable things. It's unconscionable, but they know these people never leave their lesson and continue voting against their own interests as long as they can concoct this fascist "US v Them" narrative.

Democrats have been there out spouting the truth of the situation, but that's not enough. They need demonstrable proof to illustrate their points, and this is that. If there isn't a massive shift in voters because of this fucking mess, nothing is going to do it. Sanders and AOC are on the right track, and we need more of that. Go to where they are and talk to them. Illustrate the points and what is going to happen if they don't switch their votes.

Bernie is getting thousands of GOP voters at his anti-Oligarchy stops. It's not a hint, it's a fucking massive revolt in their base.

Da real MVP. He needs to be posting elsewhere though. People need to show en masse to show support.

The entire workflow is on par with MacOS. Applications, Windows management, simplified menus...etc. KDE is way more like Windows in that respect.

First mention in the post is wanting something more like MacOS, which is very clearly Gnome and not KDE.

This. Nobody is going to be reading millions of emails. He's probably piping everything to some shitty model.

Read your own screenshot

If you want to simplify things, do this:

1. Remove all the proxy mess in between the service and network
2. Make sure it works properly, and you can address it by name
3. Add proxy back and point to DNS to it
4. Test again

Then just keep adding things back and find where it's breaking. I'm positive you have a hostname mismatch, or a messed up DNS record if you're using multiple proxies. Curl output would be helpful. Also check dig (hostname) to see what your DNS is responding with.

ZSH is bash-compliant, but will not always behave like bash in all situations.

Add sh -c before echo and see if that works

If it's 192.168.1.1, then your DNS has the wrong address somewhere. It's looking for 35.242