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by bennyp101 4y ago
Personally I’ve been using sish[1] recently, lots of ngrok alternatives out there now, especially as the pricing went a bit weird [1] https://github.com/antoniomika/sish
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Shoelace 2.0 Is Official(blog.fontawesome.com)
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Depends on your budget I guess. A dedicated server on something like Hetzner is ~£50 a month, put portainer or proxmox (or portainer inside proxmox) and run whatever you want. Use traefik to direct things. Use backblaze, or hetzner boxes et
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Love how smooth this is, even on a phone! Really well done, not just from a technical point of view, but aesthetically as well. As I ran through the trees, with the sunlight changing, it brought back some little flashbacks of me doing exac
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Checkout chezmoi, I’ve been using it for a few years and it ticks every box for me - various machines, different configs, scripts, passwords etc https://www.chezmoi.io/
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Gotcha, thanks!
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Until you said that, I thought they meant the pin hole to eject the sim card - which had me confused, so I guess they actually mean injection moulding or something?
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Apply to smaller companies, show them your skills, learn how to firefight, learn how to navigate “small bosses”, spend some time learning the skills that aren’t just programming - a lot is not just “can you do x”
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by bennyp101 4y ago
There’s a thing called runtogether in the uk, which I’ve been thinking of joining, but I’d have to drive there and back, and last time I tried it I could barely walk!
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Something I’ve been meaning to play with is setting a “PII” comment on a table/field, then scanning over the schema if I need to find places to check for encryption etc Perhaps something here that could mark it with a uuid so if it nee
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by bennyp101 4y ago
There’s another exodus of twitter users, and most servers are run by individuals, give them time or run your own instance and federate
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by bennyp101 4y ago
If you use a fair bit of social media, Voxi is not a bad shout - its Vodafone network - and they seem to bump up the data allowance at random points (So they double it for the same price kinda thing) as well as the unlimited social use (on
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I'm assuming that was missing a '/s'?
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Ooof, well I’ll go lie down for a bit I guess :) Edit: The best windows OS after 95 ;)
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Just pop in the Encarta CD and search
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I still write a zero with a line through - I think it makes it very clear (with my terrible handwriting) that it is indeed a number!
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by bennyp101 4y ago
The UK is getting rid of the copper network as well (I think originally it was supposed to be 2025? But I think it’s been pushed back) There is already a push to not sell phone lines that support voice, so you just get a line that supports
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Seems a fairly benign way of counting how many people are visiting your site. Not like its tracking you across domains and services, more a counter for how many people have visited, and either stayed and looked around, or left.
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by bennyp101 4y ago
WAT I always use -f then cancel out when I think I see what I want, I really need to read man pages for things I use
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I think the mention of using VMs was to show that if you had a machine hosted somewhere outside of your network, but you needed to get a file onto it and had no direct connection to it, then you could use this to host an encrypted file and
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by bennyp101 4y ago
More the “belt and braces” idea. There’s no proof as such, so SOP would be to firewall things?
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by bennyp101 4y ago
They used to need ie for the live feed iirc, but my current colorvu ones work fine in Firefox. For home use they suit me perfectly, but I see what you are saying, I too thought that there was a more “pro” brand that govs would use.
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by bennyp101 4y ago
My cameras are on their own vlan, with outbound internet access disabled - so in theory they aren't sending anything anywhere else. So is this less about the actual cameras, and more that they have been installed insecurely and not kep
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I have an ansible playbook that I can run to add/remove things, set configs etc My dotfiles has a script called 'update-machine' that pulls the latest playbook, and runs it. I can go from a blank machine to having everything
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by bennyp101 4y ago
In the house; - PiHole - Plex - Unifi Controller - Sonarr / Prowlarr - Homeassistant (+mqtt) - Heimdall On a server running Proxmox, with a couple of Portainer VMs; - Mailinabox : For some extra domains and things - Cyberchef : For qui
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Yep, it’s my go to text manipulation tool - it’s one of the first things I install in a new machine, it’s just fantastic really
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Looking at github, it was only moved from AUR in May this year, but the commit only changed the description, not the commands. But this is 100% going in my toolbox - I can think of a couple of scripts that I can update to use this right of
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by bennyp101 4y ago
We have a couple of sms enabled plugs for some remote places, worst comes to it we can send a txt and power cycle the devices
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by bennyp101 4y ago
How do you remember a complex password? By practice? On what device? I’m sure those involved have bigger things to worry about/remember than a complex password to email. I don’t think that is the solution. I also don’t know what is. Pu
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I have never seen ads on Firefox?

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