T3s|4
lols RN, for the exact same reasons before you get jabbed with anything, you are certain to get a quick rub down with isopropyl alcohol :)
RN
cleanliness
dr|z3d
yeah, alcohol. not coke :)
dr|z3d
or club soda, for that matter *chuckle*
dr|z3d
I don't know who recommended washing your keyboard with coke, RN, but they need taking round back and giving a good kicking.
T3s|4
club soda is a fairly effective cleaning agent, but also entails a slow rate of evaporation and the need for a copious water rinse, far from ideal for k/b maintenance. Coke, I think, would be an unmitigated k/b disaster due to its acidity and high levels of that syrupy sugar 'goodness' :)
dr|z3d
well, exactly.
dr|z3d
neither particularly recommended for electronics. water spray under show should work fine, as long as the electronics are bone dry before it's plugged in again.
dr|z3d
*shower
RN
I'ts only 14 screws
RN
and about 7 cotton swabs
RN
and a negligible amount of alcohol
RN
unless you just had a spill, or, if you don't use a vacum on your kb once in a while
RN
just lock the screen, unlike our friend T3s|4
RN
LOL
mesh
dr|z3d: is i2p+ meant to be used with hidden routers?
RN
hidden as in hidden-mode?
T3s|4
lols! RN
mesh
yeah
dr|z3d
It's capable of being used as a hidden router.
mesh
It seems that vanilla i2p seems to perform better than i2p+ for hidden mode. But then I wondered if it even makes sense to use i2p+ for a hidden router
dr|z3d
that's a bit too vague to be meaningful.
dr|z3d
I don't know what you mean by perform, or indeed what your expectations are, mesh.
dr|z3d
The only thing that matters when you're running in hidden mode is how responsive the network is. Anything else is irrelevant.
mesh
dr|z3d: i2p+ is more selective than vanilla. I'm going to take a closer look at my settings