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Proton’s manual setup for OpenVPN was fine and a bit more stable, but not always.
remember, i was battling cancer the last 2 years, almost the same length of my paid services. so i put up with a lot of meh services for lack of QA fuckery spoons.
so am kinda surprised at how my streaming has had no hiccups at all.
i was so sick these past two years, i had no idea i wasn’t getting an actually efficient service. i was just happy to be alive, so i put up with a lot of lagging and hiccups.…
just got MullvadVPN and the past few hours have been some of the most stable for my streaming.
for some grock forsaken reason, ProtonVPN couldn’t run properly on my main streaming puter. something about a killswitch bug. one day, it was so bad, i ended up with a log 300G big. it was wild.
the app for linux was a problem only on that computer, not on my laptop. both run Ubuntu but i couldn’t pin point why the app crapped out on that machine. so i used GNOME’s OpenVPN interface which…
Proton’s manual setup for OpenVPN was fine and a bit more stable, but not always.
remember, i was battling cancer the last 2 years, almost the same length of my paid services. so i put up with a lot of meh services for lack of QA fuckery spoons.
so am kinda surprised at how my streaming has had no hiccups at all.
i was so sick these past two years, i had no idea i wasn’t getting an actually efficient service. i was just happy to be alive, so i put up with a lot of lagging and hiccups.…
am going to use this thread to keep updating on my experience looking for IT services outside of the United States.
BTW is there a reason not to use a Canadian company for mail, nextcloud and web hosting (Drupal)? so am talking about a VPS.
any lawyers wanna weigh in on this?
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