It's really strange, you see people claim the same on the Codes subreddit. I can also run Astra xHigh at least for a few days with my 20x, but I don't use any of the token hungry patterns like orchestrators and such (only the code reviews have a skill using either 4 or 8 sub agents, some being Terra/Luna and none Astra). I did have a month ago a period or 2-3 days when usage was draining like 5x faster than usual, maybe some people are seeing smth like that? But more likely many sub agents and other patterns eating tokens.
SSH over tor from your browser. Connect to .onion addresses or use exit nodes to the internet. Encrypted local vault. Arti (WASM) to Snowflake rendezvous servers over WebRTC.
git on my personal account (not an official Tor project):
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I'm excited because this makes it so much easier to get started with Greengrass. Java, NodeJS, and Python with a full IoT service behind it... and compatible with AWS Lambda. Seems likely they'll add Go soon too.
Systematic oppression makes ignoring ToS the default. Businesses choose not to cater to sex workers and such workers find themselves in the situation where there's no option but to ignore the ToS. You find that when services you take for granted aren't available, things get... harder. So you do what everyone else does to the best of your ability even if you are an "undesirable" that has been asked to stay outside the group, even when that's illegal. So yeah, sex workers are going to do what they need to do to survive and make ends meet, the terms of service for websites is the very least of their concerns when they don't know if they'll make rent this month.
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