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by rovr138 6y ago
I use a separate account when I need to split something.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Just posting alternatives. I use a VPS with SSH. I have to ssh in, then I can ssh into the machine at home. For safety, key authentication and fail2ban would cover a lot. I mainly have the 1 port. If I need to expose another SSH port to the
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by rovr138 6y ago
I see WireGuard and ZeroTier mentioned. I just use ssh. SSH to a VPS and map 22 to a port on the VPS. I have a really small VPS for this.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Initial support was also just merged a couple? days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26746983
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by rovr138 6y ago
Competitors, people actually wanting you to buy said product, the business selling since they get a cut, companies that process the transaction since they also make money. (no idea on regulations) Why didn't you buy said product outri
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by rovr138 6y ago
> Is it a case of you probably want to rebuild machines that have default usernames/passwords? I mean, regardless, most probably, the answer to this is yes.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Wow When does it become piracy?
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by rovr138 6y ago
Of course. Residents Puerto Rico can’t vote in presidential elections. It’s not out of the country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_voting_rights_in_Puert... >Voting rights of United States citizens in Puerto
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by rovr138 6y ago
Is there a reason why the software claims it’s not available over the internet but still is because of something it did? Because that’s a bug.
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by rovr138 6y ago
UPnP is added to the NAS that allows it to request ports to be open and mapped. There is software needed on the router side too to make it work. They don’t want to disable this. This is covered in the article.
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by rovr138 6y ago
So now it’s not finding and using an officially supported laptop running Linux, but using a officially supported that runs Linux and doesn’t break. Well, if that’s the argument, I want to see this device that’s guaranteed to not break.
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by rovr138 6y ago
US citizens residing in Puerto Rico do not vote on the presidential elections.
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by rovr138 6y ago
> had > 50% of the votes for statehood And how many people voted? Compare the people that voted on the referendum with the general elections held and you’ll see people boycott it.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I learned how not to get rid of a whale at least. In case I’m ever asked about that...
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by rovr138 6y ago
For being sarcastic. You shouldn’t be punished for everything at that point.
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by rovr138 6y ago
A bit of context, > "I'm sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist," Colville said, responding to reporters at a news conference in Geneva, Switzerland. "You cannot dismiss entire countries and cont
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by rovr138 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_cold > The common cold, also known simply as a cold, is a viral infectious disease of the upper respiratory tract that primarily affects the respiratory mucosa of the nose, throa
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by rovr138 6y ago
Not who you replied to. But yes, As an example, we keep our data normalized and add extra tables to do the operations we need. It’s expensive since we have to precompute, etc. But then on lookups it’s quicker. Like everything, it depends on
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by rovr138 6y ago
Host based lists help to a point but they are also easy to bypass. Get everyone to add a cname or rotate the domains. If they use the main domain and proxy the requests, you can’t block the domain without breaking the site. That’s why there
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by rovr138 6y ago
On my phone it looks like the screen is cracked. I was going over the lines with my finger to see if I could feel them. Thought it was internal. Wasn’t until it switched to another app that I saw them move. Scared the shit out of me.
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by rovr138 6y ago
The most naive git server is a place you can ssh into that has git installed and disk space. You can set it as a remote. A git server is not required. You can just run it locally or even use another folder as a remote.
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by rovr138 6y ago
There was a good discussion here a couple weeks back if you’d like to check it. The author jumped in too, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26182744
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by rovr138 6y ago
Almost. Temporary containers works for that 'session' while they're talking about doing it per page load.
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by rovr138 6y ago
>There’s no opportunity to ask simple questions without always worrying that I’m interrupting. Whereas in an office it’s easy to see who’s on the phone or focusing on something and simply ask someone else (or wait). Just ask the question
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by rovr138 6y ago
And would just add complexity for people using a screen reader.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Push to an intermediary location. Use post-receive hook to trigger whatever actions you need. At the end, push that to the server and reload whatever you need. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Gi
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by rovr138 6y ago
I push to a couple places that have a main git server that everyone pushes to/through and then that somehow pushes everywhere else. post-receive hook[1] can be used to automate that, [1] https://git-scm.com/book/en
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by rovr138 6y ago
post-receive hook pushing everything to other instances. How the push happens could be git remotes, rsync, or whatever else you want.
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by rovr138 6y ago
If you're talking about, > alternatively host your own reverse SSH tunnel on a VPS somewhere. To make a quick version, on a VPS or somewhere, install OpenSSH server. Modify your sshd.conf file adding, GatewayPorts yes Then
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by rovr138 6y ago
If it’s on a case insensitive file system, it does.

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