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  • I dont know the whole situation and it sounds like your trying. My closest parallel is, my friends that are kinda introverted.

    I have one in my friend group, that thinks the perfect Friday night is air frying chicken and playing Command and Conquer.

    Not that i hate that, but just like any good thing it gets tiresome.

    So i sometimes spend time asking around for fun stuff to do on the cheap.

    A week ago we drove roughly and hour to a OLD, OLD AS SHIT Drive in movie theater. It was $20 for 2 movies and for as many people as you could cram in a car.

    It was honestly really fun, watching horror movies with my friends and just dicking around.

    I was really introverted when i was younger and my friend is pretty introverted.

    My best tip, is to invite somebody they enjoy hanging with something. Then offer them to join, and make it low stress and no schedule.

    Thats how the best times with friends happen.

    My friend really wasn’t thrilled about going to the movies, but because another friend was going. They wanted to go

    We dont go out a whole lot because well shits expensive. But every time they get less introverted, because its not “oh im going somewhere with people i dont like talking to people” its more of “i may not like other people that are gonna be there but my friends are gonna be there”

    Heard mentality helps introverts










  • Fyi a snowflake proxy, is when your acting as a entrypoint via tor.

    So if you lived in china and when the government restricts internet acess.

    If you tried to connect to tor there great firewall would block all public tor entrypoints.

    So a snowflake proxy is where a user, such as one who lives in china can enter the tor network via the snowflake proxy to where the 3 hops starts in the onion routing process. Which then anonimizes there traffic, also i believe in certain countrys, such as the US. If someone where to do something illegal via your tor node, you would not be liable because of safe harbor rules.

    Which in overly simplified terms. Is like facebook or snapchat, if a user posts something illegal facebook doesn’t get in trouble for hosting it, as long as they follow take down requests they dont get in trouble.

    FYI im NOT a lawer but this is what i heard