That’s still a ridiculous dark pattern, in my opinion no better than tabbing over to the command line. Nice to know that you can though, next time I need windows 11 for anything.

I believe that even if it were GPL licensed you could do that, since you’re only running it on your server, not publishing it. Of course, for this very reason, most copylefted server software uses the AGPL, which does require source code of a network service to be made available.

While this is true, it’s also worth noting that the original is permissively licensed. You can change it if you want, it’s just that most people don’t bother. Presumably changing the image would be as simple as replacing the three files in /web/static/img, but maybe that would look weird for some reason.

The server is physically connected to my laptop with only a switch in between. However, my Qubesos config has two routers (one of which is a firewall) between the hardware and what I’m actually working on. I checked with curl, and I have access to ports 2049 and 111, as well as the webui on 443.

This template I got from the internet does, though this file is almost certainly not the problematic part.

Source

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% This CV example/template is based on my own
% CV which I (lamely attempted) to clean up, so that
% it's less of an eyesore and easier for others to use.
%
% LianTze Lim (liantze@gmail.com)
% 23 Oct, 2022
% 24 Aug, 2024 -- Updated X (Twitter) icon
\documentclass[a4paper,skipsamekey,11pt,english]{curve}

% Uncomment to enable Chinese; needs XeLaTeX
% \usepackage{ctex}


% Default biblatex style used for the publication list is APA6. If you wish to use a different style or pass other options to biblatex you can change them here. 
\PassOptionsToPackage{style=ieee,sorting=ydnt,uniquename=init,defernumbers=true}{biblatex}

% Most commands and style definitions are in settings.sty.
\usepackage{settings}

% If you need to further customise your biblatex setup e.g. with \DeclareFieldFormat etc please add them here AFTER loading settings.sty. For example, to remove the default "[Online] Available:" prefix before URLs when using the IEEE style:
\DefineBibliographyStrings{english}{url={\textsc{url}}}

%% Only needed if you want a Publication List
\addbibresource{own-bib.bib}

%% Specify your last name(s) and first name(s) (as given in the .bib) to automatically bold your own name in the publications list. 
%% One caveat: You need to write \bibnamedelima where there's a space in your name for this to work properly; or write \bibnamedelimi if you use initials in the .bib
% \mynames{Lim/Lian\bibnamedelima Tze}

%% You can specify multiple names like this, especially if you have changed your name or if you need to highlight multiple authors. See items 6–9 in the example "Journal Articles" output.
\mynames{Lim/Lian\bibnamedelima Tze,
  Wong/Lian\bibnamedelima Tze,
  Lim/Tracy,
  Lim/L.\bibnamedelimi T.}
%% MAKE SURE THERE IS NO SPACE AFTER THE FINAL NAME IN YOUR \mynames LIST

% Change the fonts if you want
\ifxetexorluatex % If you're using XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX
  \usepackage{fontspec} 
  %% You can use \setmainfont etc; I'm just using these font packages here because they provide OpenType fonts for use by XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX anyway
  \usepackage[p,osf,swashQ]{cochineal}
  \usepackage[medium,bold]{cabin}
  \usepackage[varqu,varl,scale=0.9]{zi4}
\else % If you're using pdfLaTeX or latex
  \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
  \usepackage[p,osf,swashQ]{cochineal}
  \usepackage{cabin}
  \usepackage[varqu,varl,scale=0.9]{zi4}
\fi

% Change the page margins if you want
% \geometry{left=1cm,right=1cm,top=1.5cm,bottom=1.5cm}

% Change the colours if you want
% \definecolor{SwishLineColour}{HTML}{00FFFF}
% \definecolor{MarkerColour}{HTML}{0000CC}

% Change the item prefix marker if you want
% \prefixmarker{$\diamond$}

%% Photo is only shown if "fullonly" is included
\includecomment{fullonly}
% \excludecomment{fullonly}


%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%


\leftheader{%
  {\LARGE\bfseries\sffamily Your Name Here, Ph.D.}

  \makefield{\faEnvelope[regular]}{\href{mailto:example@gmail.com}{\texttt{example@gmail.com}}}
  % fontawesome5 doesn't have the X icon so we use
  % the simpleicons package here instead; but some 
  % font size adjustment might be needed
  \makefield{{\scriptsize\simpleicon{x}}}{\!\href{https://x.com/overleaf_example}{\texttt{@overleaf\_example}}}
  \makefield{\faLinkedin}
  {\href{http://www.linkedin.com/in/example/}{\texttt{example}}}

  %% Next line
  \makefield{\faGlobe}{\url{http://example.example.org/}}
  % You can use a tabular here if you want to line up the fields.
}

\rightheader{~}
\begin{fullonly}
\photo[r]{photo}
\photoscale{0.13}
\end{fullonly}

\title{Curriculum Vitae}

\begin{document}
\makeheaders[c]

\makerubric{employment}
\makerubric{education}

% If you're not a researcher nor an academic, you probably don't have any publications; delete this line.
%% Sometimes when a section can't be nicely modelled with the \entry[]... mechanism; hack our own and use \input NOT \makerubric
\input{publications}

\makerubric{skills}
\makerubric{misc}

\makerubric{referee}
% \input{referee-full}

\end{document}

Is there a good one for Canada in specific though? As far as I can tell the Orbic only works in the US, and as a result I’m not sure if I can trust the other devices, even if they’re the same ITU region. Would the TP-Link work? The docs suggest it should work in the US as well as Europe.