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I play Blades in the Dark to try to train some friends to take decisions and accept risk.

On you server: tcpdump -ni any tcp port <your server port>

You will know if your traffic reaches your server and to what it has to respond to.

It feels like NAT issue to me. Or DNS :D

Apologies for the delay. On the VPN termination point, you have to set the allowed IP addresses. On the case of a client, a /32 is enough. It means that only this IP would be receiving responses. A client with a different IP address would be able to inly send packets, not to get any back, thus not able to get a TCP session. I think it is enough and rhat no additional FW rule is needed.

Is Termux still up to date? I thought it wasn't available on android anymore. Is it on something else?

You don't really need forwarding as you don't need NAT here.

A part of the filtering can be done by wireguard by setting the allowed IPs correctly. Just check if only one service is listening on the server port you'll allow.

Now a question: all without tls right? ;)

And there's no encryption at rest so you can do it yourself.

Give me your threat model so I can laugh. You have no idea of what being secure is. Thank you for being yet another troll.

You wrote "you people". You exclude yourself with some controversial headline. I stopped reading.

Agreed but each time people forget that DnD isn't the default context for some groups/communities/countried ... it's annoying.

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Which country is it?

Salt? Wait... sea warer can also contain so much more like magnesium. A perfect component for... explosive... with water...

This is my point: if you can't afford a server powerful enough then don't use an AI.

If you can't afford a server but use an AI you have to accept some compromises. One of those is to be spied on. The true question isn't to use AI but to accept to be heard, recorded, analysed, and perhaps used against you.

A start-up is a company which hopes to be bought by a bigger one. To be bought at the higher price, they need to have something a big company would like to have. Like data. Especially since those companies are cutting corners to reach the market and survive.

Some aren't bought but it's not the majority.

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Seriously?

The only private AI is self-hosted.

I wouldn't check that high level before asking which hoster they use.

I trust Europ but not AWS, GCP, and Azure less.

How to jump over planning with Blades in the Dark. It's not the first gale with this mechanics but It's the most known.

With this logic, any country could be reduced to its leader. The reality is less manichean.

By the state, not by the nation.

I use Shelter to enable the work profile. It permits to copy apps between standard and work profile. So it is possible to have google services (with an account set I mean) in the work profile.

Apps like for Banks can't be copied though. But most of the others can.

Ironsmith neither because it isn't from Tomkin Press.

About urban stuff, the author said something called Crucible:

A fair bit leaner than SI. I'd like to build a few supplements that flesh out various aspects of Starforged.

Rough plans for this one (all very subject to change)

• Build a canonical megacity (the titular Crucible) for your version of the Forge or other sci-fi setting
• Oracles for city locations and encounters
• Some additional oracles for NPCs, as befits a populous setting
• City factions
• Guidelines for urban chases & chase oracles
• Guidelines for building a reputation
• Vehicle guidelines/specs
• Cyberware/augment guidelines
• Moves for city traversal
• Mission generators
• Troupe-based play as members of a criminal/insurgent faction