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Thanks for your helpful answer.

Do you do all of that on a separate log sever? Or on your firewall? I haven't found a good way to do that on opnsense that doesn't feel hacky.

Converse is a subsidiary of Nike.

Nike is apparently considering donating to trumps ballroom https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lifestyle-buzz/nike-gets-major-backlash-for-survey-on-funding-trump-s-ballroom/ar-AA22JXGO

The co-founder of Nike and largest individual shareholder is billionaire Phil Knight, who also spent a few million trying to get republicans elected in Oregon https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/11/nike-co-founder-phil-knight-makes-record-setting-donation-to-help-elect-republicans.html

Its a FOSS android app for pulling data off of your watch and visualizing it similar to the Garmin app.

I think they're probably the same level as Apple or maybe slightly worse when it comes to data and privacy, so not terrible but also not great.

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Weird must be my setup then, thank you!

EDIT: Looks like their DNSSEC config might be incorrect which was causing my failures.

I would recommend pausing updates or trying another solution.

You can run syncthing in termux and autostart it with termux:boot, which seems to work pretty well.

If you have the scripting skills you can also do more advanced stuff like using termux:api to run it when charging only.

I think this is a misleading article and headline.

My understanding is that the proposal has now been officially approved and suggested by the EU Council (one of the bodies that can ask the EU Commission to present/draft a law)

It now goes on to the EU Commission who will analyze the proposal and potentially draft a law. However, AFAIK they can also stop the proposal at this stage.

If the EU Commission decides to draft a law and it then needs to be approved by the EU Parliament and EU Council (again). Only at this point does it become law.