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by aborsy 2y ago
Also, Firefox Send, an actually useful feature, was discontinued.
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by aborsy 2y ago
Cool! Is there a plan to “renovate”nextcloud? Rewrite the code base in a modern fast memory safe language (nextcloud is slow), and make the web interface look better and less buggy (compare with synology). Also, nextcloud has too many produ
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by aborsy 2y ago
You mean if you change address to outside EU, you can’t keep your eu domain? They tend to be cheap.
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by aborsy 2y ago
Linux is amazing. I have a windows VM and it’s awful. Big bloated image, constantly phoning out in parallel streams, automatic connection to cloud and copilot, and 365 ads and similar frequent pop ups
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European Alternatives: https://european-alternatives.eu/ But EU also collects data, and might have weaker security protections. It’s also trying hard to break end to end encryption, access phone messages and iCloud encrypte
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How do? It has frequent vulnerabilities.
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Yes, that’s the downside. But if you run Pangolin on a VPS, there is no downside in that respect: in both cases a cloud provider has access. Authentik behind Caddy does that too.
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It sounds more like an alternative to Cloudflare Tunnels. Except, the Cloudflare access is secured by Cloudflare security team.
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I switched to Caddy from nginx and Traefik, and never looked back. Why do I need to write a lot of code to say map example.com to 1.2.3.4? I get there are headers etc, but in most cases, it should be just one line, with sane defaults. That’
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The government itself is often a big violator, and is very difficult to sue. The judges are not going to meaningfully punish the governments. I dealt with such case and won legally but did not win anything economically.
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How does it with the darlene of HN, Tailscale?! Tailscale has magic DNS. Can you use a custom domain and DNS entries in any of these mesh VPNs?
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You must be from that country where people famously do a lot of paperwork!
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To where, where you don’t probably flee back? Curious question.
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Given that Google has vast resources, someone with no background in security should still be able to infer that Chrome is likely to be more secure. On this topic, I wonder if Chrome’s safe browsing notably improves the user’s security? It s
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by aborsy 2y ago
Canada’s leadership could have done better in the past decades (not that they are directly responsible for these tariffs). * Canada funds and invents new technologies in early stages, but fails to commercialize them: AI, smartphones, pharma
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I blame Canadian leadership. There should have understood the risk long ago. There are other problems as well due to weak management. The claim about drugs is a legal justification for the use of emergency power. Canada isn’t causing proble
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[country] may have no other place to sell to, at least immediately, and at the same transportation cost. Moreover, unlike US, [country] may not have diversified its trade. The US may be able to control inflation like last time, by buying so
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by aborsy 2y ago
Ubuntu is fine. It supports a lot of hardware. Many things work out of box.
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Tailscale doesn’t route all your traffic by default. It routes only traffic destined to Tailscale IPs, which in your case should be near zero. You can use an exit node. In that case it will route all your traffic to your home network.
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by aborsy 2y ago
It’s great for compartmentalizing the work, even if security is not important. The UI was surprisingly good when I used it.
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by aborsy 2y ago
Keybase was a pretty good idea, but it’s no longer much developed since 2020.
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This was clear from the beginning. There were reports already that, trump administration is thinking, we are going to cut taxes, where does the money come from? We are going to bully other countries pay for it. Most of the money will probab
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by aborsy 2y ago
Maybe the OP is French? :)
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I see your point. You are talking about a vulnerability. You are right. Tailscale nodes can send packets processed in any other node, irrespectively of ACLs. Essentially each node gets to “run code” in other nodes, which is normally dropped
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You would typically remove the default any to any ACL rule, and allow the connections that you need. The compromised node normally would not have access to anything interesting. Normally it’s jailed, or would not be able to make outgoing c
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This is wishful thinking. The quality of public healthcare in Canada has been declining. In particular, the waiting times are long. Those who are well off go to US for important timely care. The gun violence in US is higher, but the chances
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by aborsy 2y ago
Canada will do much better joining US (and distancing itself from declining EU and its disastrous policies). The US is much better managed; the results speak for themselves.
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Research is getting more and more specialized. Increasingly there may not be many potential journals for a paper, and, even if there are, the paper might be sent to the same reviewers (small sub communities). You may have to leave a year of
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by aborsy 2y ago
No, I meant, the evidence is lost when using end to end encrypted email (like with PGP or proton): the server as a trusted third party doesn’t have access to the email in plaintext to confirm the message or document.
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Most NAS devices come with raid, scheduled data scrubbing, integrity checks, some with ECC.

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