Replying to @luizaviz
It's easy to know who is using a VPN since your original IP traffic will connect to the VPN server. Instead, don't break the law!
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@elonmusk The legal way to use X from Brazil is with Shells (and other remote desktop services that are, by definition and name, not VPNs)!
@elonmusk X users can use Shells which is NOT a VPN. This way they stay in the legal clear!
We are not a VPN, but you can use X from anywhere even your Smart TV. Here's a picture of Shells and X on a phone, from a plane!
Replying to @duborges
You can also use Shells.com once Cloudflare complies or is blocked!
Replying to @elonmusk
We are not a VPN but you can use X from here just fine!
It's the year of the #Linux #Desktop. Finally. Try out your favorite Linux distribution and customize it on Shells.com, your online #virtual #computer! Or try Omakub by @dhh and be a real professional!
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Replying to @dhh
Both literally and vicariously. We can tell you there are thousands of people using the Linux Desktop in their web browser with Shells.com!
Replying to @christitustech
We should offer an image based on your toolbox together? Let's go!
Replying to @dhh
For us, it's always been the Century of the Linux Desktop. @ManjaroLinux @openSUSE wouldn't you agree?




