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by rbut 3y ago
If you only have the phone app then yes they are instantly downloaded and removed from their servers. But if you have Desktop client(s) registered, then they need to hold onto those messages until you open your client(s). That is why they h
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by rbut 3y ago
Are you running Ubuntu LTS? If so HWE or original kernel? I've only had one instance on my XPS where the HWE kernel broke something so I rolled back to the original kernel for a month or so.
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by rbut 3y ago
When building your next PC stick to a motherboard that uses Intel for everything (or as many things as possible). When selecting a laptop choose one that provides Linux support out of the box, eg Dell XPS 13. I've done the above and ne
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by rbut 3y ago
Yes you're correct if Mullvad is performing packet inspection then there isn't much I can do about that. My point stands though about not putting all eggs in the one basket and using a different DNS provider than that of the VPN p
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by rbut 3y ago
I use Cloudflare's DoH DNS ( https://1.1.1.1 ) and tunnel that over Mullvad's VPN. That way Mullvad can only see the IPs I visit, Cloudflare only see DNS requests coming from the VPN IP, and my ISP sees nothing. Mullvad&
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by rbut 3y ago
Yes have seen this is in a couple of my SaaS applications. If it's in the querystring then they essentially fuzz it by changing some part(s) of the value. I noticed this because I use signed tokens and it raised an exception in Sentry
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by rbut 3y ago
AFAIK Google shows you an unsubscribe button/link separate to the email and performs the POST request to your server. There's no option to ask Gmail to show a resubscribe button/link.
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by rbut 3y ago
I'm having the same thoughts. On one of my SaaS apps workers receive details on their shifts via email. If I allow them to one-click unsubscribe, I know there will be many who do so accidentally, with no idea how to resubscribe. Curre
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by rbut 3y ago
Growing up watching top fuel I'm exactly the same. And until battery technology achieves the same energy density as fuel (and its a long way off) we won't see the same kind of speeds with electric vehicles.
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by rbut 3y ago
Tying sessions to the user's IP would help prevent this, but it comes with it's own issues. Even better don't put admin tools on the open internet, put them behind a VPN like wireguard. Then if the session cookies are stolen,
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by rbut 3y ago
... And then run Linux inside WSL or Docker (which is really running a VM) when you could have run it natively to begin with. 100% agree. I made the jump from macOS and have never looked back. The one or two apps I missed from macOS, I hav
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by rbut 3y ago
If you're homelab'ing then you should be using private IPs to host your services anyway. Don't put them on a public IP unless you absolutely have to (eg port 25 for mail). Use your internal DNS server (eg your routers) for DN
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by rbut 3y ago
If you dont like the idea of having your dev environment in the cloud, coder have a self-hostable vscode docker image: https://github.com/coder/code-server
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by rbut 3y ago
I keep my last phone in my draw in the chance that I lose my current phone I can use it as a backup. By the time I replace my backup phone with my new old phone the battery is long gone and I'd get nothing if I sell it. So yes, phones
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by rbut 3y ago
We use a Python Fabric script to automatically generate the conf and deploy it to each server when a new server, or client user, is added to the wireguard network. The master config is essentially the Fabric script. It contains each servers
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by rbut 3y ago
> seems the land of the Linux desktop has abandoned GNOME's years of user-hostile actions and moved to either KDE Moved from mac to Ubuntu and feel right at home in Gnome. Not sure what you're talking about here, but it seems q
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by rbut 3y ago
Wireguard support comes with RouterOS 7 (ros7). I'm running ros7 on a MIPS device (mAP) and it works fine. What device(s) are you talking about?
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by rbut 3y ago
Or just use a Mikrotik router which has Wireguard support built-in.
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by rbut 4y ago
Also had a similar experience using RabbitMQ with Django+Celery. Extremely complicated and workers/queues would just stop for no reason. Moved to Python-RQ [1] + Redis and been rock solid for years now. Redis is also great for locking
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by rbut 4y ago
For CalyxOS users this has been fixed in 4.7.x [1] https://calyxos.org/news/2023/03/18/another-march-update/
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by rbut 4y ago
Akamai Node would have been a better name. Still retains the essence of the old name, and still indicates a small cheap VPS offering. "Connected Cloud" could mean anything.
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by rbut 4y ago
We run an LDAP service attached to our SaaS application. A couple of years ago we were alerted to the fact that iOS devices no longer connected to our LDAPS server running on port 636. macOS still seemed to connect fine.. After some digging
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by rbut 4y ago
We use it for our organisation and run our own server via docker also. Its been flawless on Linux, Mac and Windows for us, so I'm not sure why all the complaints of lag?
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by rbut 4y ago
You're only an automatic update away from losing it. Hence why I suggested locking the version now until you find out what the last version with SMS support was, before transitioning to a fork.
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by rbut 4y ago
For now I have simply locked my Signal version in Aurora and F-droid to 6.2.3, by disabling updates for Signal. Not sure how long it will last, but if it helps anybody else until a fork like this one becomes the mainstream solution.
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by rbut 4y ago
From my observation, this is how they always worked in Australia (or used to work pre-pandemic). Automatic during the day, and manual at night. This allows less stops for cars at night. At night on high traffic roads the lights stay green u
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by rbut 4y ago
Our business migrated from OneDrive for business to a self-hosted Seafile [1] setup (we run it in a docker). Seafile has a syncing client, and a drive client (Seadrive) for viewing files as if it was a shared drive. Since moving to Seadrive
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by rbut 4y ago
Another good open-source self-hosted alternative is Gotify. https://gotify.net
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by rbut 4y ago
My son finished Lego City Undercover at the age of 4, turning 5. It was the first game he played. Highly recommend.
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by rbut 4y ago
The rich are no different to the poor. They can't take their wealth with them.

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