moontear

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by moontear 4y ago
Any way to search by URL / part of the URL?
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by moontear 4y ago
There are email Alias services such as anonaddy.com or SimpleLogin.io doing the same thing hide my email is doing.
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by moontear 4y ago
Seems like you haven’t found the right secretary yet.
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by moontear 4y ago
I wouldn't consider this a red flag, but a missing feature. But nothing against keycloak - keycloak is the gold standard. But compared to Authelia, Keycloak is really cumbersome to get up and running and also to maintain.
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by moontear 4y ago
Haven't thought about that and this should certainly be addressed - especially if I'd use Tailscale for business.
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by moontear 4y ago
Exactly my experience. The leaked emails are pretty much always related to hacks/leaks of said companies. I have a couple of addresses that look to have been sold (e.g. addresses used in cheap kickstarter campaigns), but that is more r
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by moontear 4y ago
Less spam. A phone number is a much better deterrent against opening a hundred accounts than let’s say an email address.
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by moontear 4y ago
"allowing them access into my personal network" In what form? The private keys never leave the nodes, hence there shouldn't by any access per se (see https://tailscale.com/security/ ). Of course TS has i
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by moontear 4y ago
But don't you want your own OpenID service? I highly recomment Authelia - easy to set up and works for so many services that allow a custom OIDC service.
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by moontear 4y ago
I personally like Sophia Script a lot to initially configure Windows to my liking: https://github.com/farag2/Sophia-Script-for-Windows It also does a lot more than „debloat“ which is a loaded term on itself because tas
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by moontear 4y ago
True. It still thew me off having to estimate metric units from the imperial units and doing that estimation while reading an article about estimation.
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by moontear 4y ago
Impressive and really readable. I feel this would benefit from a slightly different name such as International Common Law Dictionary or something similar instead of the general term used now. I believe that many concepts found in common law
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by moontear 4y ago
Yes, it has been tested: https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2015/sep/09/microsoft... And that’s exactly what it would be like, though the house in Paris would be owned by a company that has a legal e
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by moontear 4y ago
I‘m not sure how this is relevant to the post, but just mentioning that the 67,9% just indicates that this much installations are using this integration (met). Since this is the default weather provider in HA and everybody wants weather the
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by moontear 4y ago
Shoutout to ZeroTier, Nebula which essentially do the same thing. Or Netmaker if you wanna go complete open source/self hosted.
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by moontear 4y ago
True, but that is also not what Tailscale is for - tailscale would be me comparable to Cloudflare Access instead of their tunnels.
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by moontear 4y ago
Agreed. I also don’t like the „Chinese junk“ in the subtitle. This is not what the OP was referring though? The article clearly states „space junk“ which I believe is correct.
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by moontear 4y ago
The title does not contain the words junk. The subtitle makes a reference. The article makes no suggestions of any failure nor a Chinese satellite failure, why are you suggesting it does?
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by moontear 4y ago
What makes you say this? It is supposed to be a spent stage of a Chinese rocket booster - though there is no confirmation yet and this is the prevailing theory. Right now it is space junk hitting the moon and it would be space junk no matte
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by moontear 4y ago
It would be helpful, just not the way he did. During his transmissions he was blocking any other transmission on that frequency, maybe an important message couldn’t be sent due to his „help“. Those frequencies are for emergency personnel on
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by moontear 4y ago
Woah that’s even more interesting! „M05 30, Mon“. May I ask where you are from or where that date format is used?
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by moontear 4y ago
Just chiming in: awesome read! I really love your dedication to get into this beautiful beast. Up until your post I pretty much had forgotten about T1,T2, Tx lines and how much I wanted one back in the day. I did not understand why you had
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by moontear 4y ago
OT: what kind of date format is used in the article? It says „M05 27 2022“ and I have not seen that before. Does M05 mean May-05, so basically saying may-may?
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by moontear 5y ago
It's on the list
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by moontear 5y ago
Check out the beautiful start page by the same author: https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy
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by moontear 5y ago
I don't have any problems with Twitter threads. Why don't you like them? I can consume them easily on mobile and on my desktop. On the other hand I think apps that unroll threads are the worst. All the spammy answers just saying &
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by moontear 5y ago
Shoutout for Hedgedoc a fork of CodiMD - Hedgedoc supports Mermaid already next to a lot of other markdown syntax: https://hedgedoc.org/
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by moontear 5y ago
Good distinction, thanks!
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by moontear 5y ago
That one was more puzzling to me. Every one liner people would use to pitch their idea, every elevator talk essentially is a „pitch deck“.
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by moontear 5y ago
Help me understand what you mean: my service ok particular wouldn’t be ddosed because nobody cares. I guess bots are hitting CF IPs at large and therefore services might be disrupted?

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