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Re:The CIA’s 1944 Simple Sabotage Field Manual (2015) by pasbesoin on Tuesday August 09, 2016 @10:32AM (#12254717)
OT: Interesting. I'm using a VPN service while at a public cafe waiting for my car to be repaired.

No PDF for you.

On the one hand, I understand. On the other, it seems the Internet is becoming an increasingly differentiated network.

Guess I'll finally have to bite the bullet and set up my own VPN server -- and hope it's in an IP address range that is not overly flagged.

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Re:The CIA’s 1944 Simple Sabotage Field Manual (2015) by throwanem on Tuesday August 09, 2016 @01:30PM (#12256243)
pfSense is good for this; OpenVPN is invariably inconvenient as hell to set up and use, but pfSense's implementation (along with the "client export" plugin that gives you what you need to set up devices, and unaccountably isn't part of the OOTB distribution) minimizes this inconvenience as well as anything I've ever seen - it's still inconvenient as hell, but somewhat less so than doing everything by hand.
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