I used to self host externally but keeping up with all the security just became exhausting after awhile. I pulled it all back behind a VPN, been so much nicer after. my containers still patch nightly, which up until now hasn’t been an issue. Then i patch and reboot the actual servers quarterly. not so bad. So i would suggest if you are self hosting to not expose to the internet at all.
It will unfortunately be that way until Linux gains majority market share, so that probably means it’s going to be a thing forever.
Been down this road, plain text sports is the best it gets.
I thought openwrt uses dropbear? Looks like I have password auth turned off anyways so I’m good.
Don’t get me wrong it’s still a longshot. But we want from never going to happen to it being possible in one night.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Interstate_Compact
With this election the dems took control of 5 more states state legislature putting them past the 270 mark.
I honestly don’t think it’s set in for him how bad of an ass whooping it was.
If the dems play their cards right the electoral college is under threat.
The best messaging app is the most private and secure app I can actually get people to install. I can’t get anyone to install SimpleX or Matrix.
Sadly the Jellyfin app on Linux doesn’t get much love at all, I’ve had a much better experience using Kodi with the Jellyfin addon.
It really does show a complete lack of understanding of his own userbase. We don’t want new useless features fast. We want secure, private and reliable services.
They are good if you just use them for one of their services like VPN or their password manager. Because ya, you just end up trapped in their ecosystem instead of Big Tech.
I ended up just giving up on Xbox controllers completely, they also have a stick drift problem that Microsoft refuses to fix. Switched to 8bitdo and haven’t looked back. Everything works straight out of the box on Linux and no stick drift.
Its kind of wild to me that not only is this legal but that Flock isn’t obligated to make every camera location public.
So if my understanding is correct, to be exploited the attacker would already need to be in a position to intercept your traffic, but this means when they do they can effectively impersonate anyone.
This could actually be an interesting attack vector for hacking IOT devices. If you control the DNS server the device connects to you can get it to trust literally anything.
I use bormatic, I can go back about 60 days and have needed to a few times in the past due to my own mistakes. Server is in the basement, it backs up toy living room TV pc which is on the top floor. My upload speed is too slow for offsite backups.
I dont have time to play this game but I’ll jump in the swarm and boost y’all download speeds
Someone can correct me, but this change seems to be targeting people who are repackaging bitwarden and selling it. It does feel like we are trending the wrong direction though.
If you were not already on Donald Trump’s enemy list you need to do some self reflection.
I’ve actually been surprised that they haven’t already
I finally was able to get my wife to cancel it a few months ago. She is using my server now and it’s been a rough transition, but we are getting there.