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If my device weather it is Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android or iOS is using a VPN. Will the following bypass my VPN or will it go through my VPN?

• Tor Browser
• Apps that connect to Tor
• Arti
• Snowflake

Does anyone know where I can find the source code for the snowflake browser extension?

Its an odd request but is there an app that will run in the background that will detect if major pixel changes are made on the screen and when they occur, triggers a notification?

And that is open source?

I want turn an old phone into a camera monitor. I want to use a web cam that I can access via a web browser and have it always on the screen but have the app watch the screen for any major movements but not detect the lighting changes throughout the day and night.

I am looking for a wired waterproof speaker for outside. One that can be plugged into an outlet for power and can plug into a laptop using USB-C or AUX for the output/sound.

No bluetooth, no battery powered, but waterproof. Is there such a thing?

This command works to run all of my tests...

uv run -m unittest discover -s tests -v

However, is there a way to shorten the command to this by modifying the pyproject.toml?...

uv run -m unittest

Can anyone get The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) to work in Wine? I got the retail version of the game (Not the Steam version) and cannot get it to work in Wine 11.0 even after installing webview2, dxvk and vcrun2022. The furthest I got is getting the launcher to run and the game installed from the launcher but when I click Play, the game crashes on startup.

Has anyone used Venice AI in Zed IDE or VSCodium?

If so for Zed, how was it? Did the available from Venice AI get listed in the IDE automatically or did you have to manually add each modal?

If so for VSCodium, how was it? Did the available from Venice AI get listed in the IDE automatically or did you have to manually add each modal? And what AI extensions did you use to achieve this?

I never made an extension for any IDE. However my concern with Zed is that extensions have to be written in Rust unlike VSCode were they need to be written in HTML/CSS/JS which are easier languages and more popular.

Because of this could Zed simply end up having less extensions than VSCode and not attract as many developers to create extensions for Zed? And causing devs to make IDE extensions for VSCode over Zed?

I like how Zed is written in Rust and all of its features, however since IDEs like VSCode and Atom introduced extensions, its kinda been a way to get "bleeding edge features for an IDE" or customize your IDE to your liking.

How does one setup a launch type debug config in VSCode that will use the current version python from uv?

My debug test code to know what version of python I am using when debugging...

import sys



print(sys.version)

This is the current launch config I have for VSCode but it uses python3 on my system, not uv

			{
				"name": "Python",
				"type": "debugpy",
				"request": "launch",
				"program": "${file}",
				"console": "integratedTerminal"
			},