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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3e/Around_the_Corner_%281937%29_24fps_selection.webm

Wiki to the rescue!
It's a great video from 1937.

How the automobile differential allows a vehicle to turn a corner while keeping the wheels from skidding. Reverse telecine & introduction edited out.

And the article has info as well https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_(mechanical_device)

Modern cars have "traction control", which detects when a wheel turns more than the other wheel. If it turns too much more, it will engage a "diff lock" and lock the differential which makes each wheel turn with the same power/speed/energy as if the differential was just a solid axle.

The long & the short of it is that a differential is only "1 wheel drive" when the differential "thinks" (it's not smart) it should put all the power into 1 wheel - which is when the cars computer locks the differential.

There is a lot of mockery in this thread.

But I have to flip the question back to you.

The consensus is that the earth is round and rotates at 15° per hour.
This has been even been proven by experiments conducted by various flate earth societies (see Behind The Curve documentary on netflix).
In addition, all the ISS Space Walks and rocket launch live streams that show curvature beyond the typical "lens distortion" arguments.
And the video footage dating back 50 years of the earth, looking very globe-like (no government is efficient enough to hide such a broad conspiracy for such a long time, without ANY leaks).

So, why do YOU think the earth is flat?

Absolutely. However I feel like the whole thread needs extra clarification, considering the question OP posed.
Dynamic DNS isn't a magic wand in the way a Reverse Proxy over VPN is.

Doesn't work if you are on CGNAT

Classic comments.

Code is spaghetti.
Comments describe what it used to do.
Comments are no longer relevant.

Comments should be about how/what a code block does something.
Not what a line of code does

There's a superfluous box that isn't clear to the end user what it is for.
A box like that might stop generic bots from signing up (I presume a real user should leave the box empty, but that isn't clear from the UI). But anybody targeting you will ensure their bots don't populate that box.
On a design note, the box is a different size, different theme, and is labeled entirely differently to the other inputs.

I presume all your aria tags are correct?
Are the hint-text-as-labels still visible when the inputs have been filled (ie do they turn into an actual label)?
Is there perhaps a better way to label the password box, other than the masking * ?

Roofers lining up around the block to quote for repairs. Scaffolders salivating.

That's what it used to do.
But it was a bug, and the code has been fixed.

// increase the dynamically allocated memory space of a word sized integer stored at the memory address represented by the symbol "x" by the integer 1 and terminate the instruction

Don't you just touch SSH in the /boot dir after you flash, then you can SSH in as pi and password raspberry?

I think a lot of people run opnsense, pfsense or similar.
So, run some sort of DNS blacklist on their home network, and wireguard into their home network

Employee/employer relationship is normally more formalised with contracts and wages. This is to ensure that the employer isn't taking advantage of loopholes.
Chances are you will get classed as a "disguised employee" if you are freelance and invoicing only 1 client.

But I don't know employment law where you are. I know the US and UK have laws about this, chances are EU does as well.