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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15372 · Dec 28

#shell#arch#bash#discord#dpi#goodbyedpi#linux#nfqws#nftables#ubuntu#youtube#zapret This Linux script (tested on Ubuntu 24.04 and Arch) easily sets up Zapret to bypass YouTube slowdowns and Discord blocks using Flowseal configs. Clone the repo, run `sudo bash main_script.sh` to pick a strategy (like general.bat), network interface, and save settings in conf.env for quick non-interactive launches or auto-start via `sudo bash service.sh`. It uses nftables, cleans up on stop, and skips auto-updates to stay stable. You get fast, reliable access to YouTube videos and Discord chats without hassle. https://github.com/Sergeydigl3/zapret-discord-youtube-linux

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@CryptoM · Post #65351 · 04/13/2026, 01:57 AM

🚀 Barclays Analysts: Asian Central Banks Likely to Maintain Monetary Policy Amid Middle East Conflict On April 13, Barclays Bank's fixed income, foreign exchange, and commodities research team released a report suggesting that Asian central banks may keep their monetary policies unchanged in the short term due to ongoing Middle East conflicts. According to Jin10, the analysts noted that the Monetary Authority of Singapore is likely to maintain its current policy this week, expressing concerns over the risks of extreme negative growth rather than inflation. Meanwhile, Barclays believes that unless the U.S. dollar significantly depreciates against the Indonesian rupiah before the upcoming Bank Indonesia meeting, the Indonesian central bank is unlikely to quickly resume its rate-cutting cycle. Additionally, the central banks of Thailand and the Philippines, which are also holding meetings this month, are expected to remain on hold. #Barclays#AsianCentralBanks#MonetaryPolicy#MiddleEastConflict#Singapore#Indonesia#Thailand#Philippines#InterestRates#BankIndonesia#USdollar#Rupiah#RateCut