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Cloudflare also issues certs and logs them in transparency logs. If you do not create a wildcard cert in Cloudflare, your subdomains will leak. And Cloudflare offers free wildcard certs only on the domain root.
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1y ago
I use Headscale, an open source implementation of Tailscale control server. And it doesn't have funnel functionality implemented out of the box, but I use a custom Traefik proxy manager Web UI in which I can expose ports on different T
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1y ago
What I dislike about snaps is the performance. Somehow they have managed to make them practically unusable on computers older than a few years.
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Over time it saves money. I got a home server and a tiny remote backup server 8 years ago and it runs quite a few services saving me hundreds each month and costing in electricity and hardware (over time) about 15EUR/mo. The longer it
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I wonder how many users of Better Auth are individuals using it for their hobby projects and how many are companies/freelancers making money. Everyone is expecting great software but almost no one is contributing back in any way. If pe
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1y ago
Same thing, I thought I would give it a shot and it got the first solution so wrong in a simple nextjs typescript project I laughed out. It was fast but incorrect.
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1y ago
And yet, only US has right-to-repair laws for cars. When is EU going to fix that? I can't get manuals and software access to fix a new car made in EU. I don't really care that I can't fix my all-glued-up phone for <1000 EU
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It was the "piss filter" era in gaming. Lots of games during that period looked brownish with a terrible blur on everything. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/piss-filter/
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2y ago
I also use Nextcloud as the backend and iOS Calendar app as frontend on mobile and Gnome Calendar as frontend on PC. It mostly works great, except for 3rd party Office365 calendars imported into Nextcloud. It has issues with some events on
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2y ago
That is an external domain. Javascript on that site connects to the locally running drizzle service.
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2y ago
Step CA has some open source parts but it is built in a way where it is inconvenient to use without their admin infra. I also had to do some modifications to their server to make it work properly. If OPKSSH doesn't need all that crap t
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2y ago
Password lists are full of weak passwords. You don't brute-force the password, you use a password list instead.
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I have had only bad experience with its federation and chat clients over many years, I don't think it can improve, if it could, they probably would have fixed it a long time ago. Maybe not a popular opinion, but they should let the Mat
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2y ago
I am already using ext4 for /boot and / on nvme, and I am happy with that. I want to use raid 5 for the large storage mount point that holds non-OS files. I want both space and redundancy. Currently I have several separate raid1 b
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Is it not the case of using Ubuntu with Snap? I have experienced similar things with Chrome and Firefox on Ubuntu starting extremely slowly when using the snap version. And Ubuntu does not offer deb packages for those anymore, you have to m
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2y ago
If it crashes your whole computer, I would suspect hardware, since software should not crash the whole OS. Maybe try running some thorough RAM tests.
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2y ago
How come Gnome is not there?
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2y ago
From my point of view it is a real usability issue. zfs modules are not in the official repos. You either have to compile it on each machine or use unofficial repos, which is not exactly ideal and can break things if those repos are not up
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I'm an Arch guy, but for the M1 I am using the official Asahi Linux distro which is based on Fedora. Documentation and information about compatibility can be found on their site: https://asahilinux.org/ I previously us
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And here I am running Linux on M1 Macbook. Graphical interface is superior, native docker support is superior, development experience is superior, backups for sure are superior than Time Machine. For work purposes online office on the web i
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Would be great if someone made something with the polish of Tailscale and made it completely free and open source, but I don't think it is happening any time soon. Wireguard itself has been an unbelievably great gift to the whole IT ec
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Tailscale (also using wireguard for transport) and similar overlay networks kind of do that. With Tailscale there is a central server, you can sign in with single-sign-on, that server enables automatic mesh configuration and helps nodes com
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I am running an old statically compiled perl binary that has a memory leak. So every day the container is restarted automatically so I would not have to deal with the problem. It has been running like this for many many years now.
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2y ago
I join from the official matrix.org server. It also federates to Gnome server and maybe some others, but they never synced properly so I never used it.
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I just opened Element X, tried to decline some spammy invite - "sorry, unknown error occured". Tried opening backup section in settings - "sorry, unknown error occured". I don't think it is ready for prime time.
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2y ago
1.9% already :)
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Yes, and also a store and a community platform.
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Wireguard works on Windows, iOS, Android, MacOS, Linux. It is supported on multiple routers. And it can be configured with a single file, which on mobile devices can be imported as a QR code. And the "server" side is set up the sa
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Wireguard should leak less since the interface is up even if the connection is not established, it will still try routing packets through the Wireguard interface. Not sure why Wireguard would be less useful in the mentioned countries, but I
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Wireguard can run in userspace mode if the kernel module is not available. Changing the MTU for Wireguard to 1280 usually helps a lot with reliability and throughput.
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