Lifehack

Strategy: What I’m doing is unblock/whitelist any domain that causes video playback issues. (Credits for the original list @beshrkayali) I have started to add to a blacklist here: I also created a regex which I’m experimenting with: ^r[0-9]{1,2}-{3}sn-h0je[a-z0-9]*.googlevideo.com I tested this RegEx on regex101.com with the following data: r4---sn-h0jeener.googlevideo.com r4---sn-h0jeener.googlevideo.com r4---sn-h0jeln7l.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jelne7.googlevideo.com r2---sn-h0jeln7e.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jeln7e.googlevideo.com r3---sn-h0jeenle.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jeenle.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeened.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jeenek.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeln7l.googlevideo.com r2---sn-h0jeenle.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jeln7e.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeen76.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeln7y.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeenek.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jeened.googlevideo.com r5---sn-h0jelne7.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jeener.googlevideo.com r4---sn-h0jeln7l.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jelne7.googlevideo.com r4---sn-h0jeln7r.googlevideo.com r2---sn-h0jeenek.googlevideo.com r6---sn-h0jeen76.googlevideo.com r3---sn-h0jeener.googlevideo.com r1---sn-h0jelne7.googlevideo.com

Linux only DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING CAN LEAD TO CREATING SECURITY HOLES IN THE VPN-PROTECTED NETWORK… BE VERY CAREFUL. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING. IF YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU’RE DOING, DO NOT PROCEED VPNs are a pain in the neck. I managed to find a way to have VPN traffic limited to some sites instead of routing everything through your corporate network. Routing everything through corporate network is also a cause of load on the company’s servers. Imagine a ton of people watching Youtube over VPN. Now, I’m talking about traditional VPN here, not p2p stuff. ...