Maybe as command line arg

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yah.
More specific than "make compatible with urrythang."

The program entry-point is the most important part of a cmdline application. It needs its own class to enforce rules accross the rest of the codebase & maintain a consistent experience for the user.

I'm going to bullet-point things a UI class should do. Feel free to add your own bullets!!!

(*- means should)
(!- means must)

• Argument & input() validation and cleansing. (!)

• sys.stdout() & print() validation and cleansing. (!)

• Implement a logging scheme (!)

• Perform all print() calls. (*)

• Completely mediate interactions between __main__.py & the rest of the package. (*)

• Keep a bank of stored procedures to prevent malformed user-input. (*)

Caused by thread pool size when ranking server ping. Solution: Reduce thread pool size to below typical OS limits.

yeah. likely going to be its own sub-package.

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Can be quite simple. Maybe even a way to add credentials + save (y/n), eventually with options for other behavior examples: force refresh servers, run in background, etc

I decided to try out Nord for a day while you were hiking to see how the package works.

It works. With a caveat:

How to shut it off (aka switch the ip config back to normal & turn off the python process) is unclear.
Also it appears to lose it's niceness as it continues, or something is triggering high-CPU utilization at some point.

We should discuss what's going on in the connect_vpn() function...and figure out what could be causing an endless loop.