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by seized 4y ago
I'm using a firewalld rich rule to forward host 443 to 8443, then the proxy container has 8443:8443 mapped. Works perfectly. All on Fedora but other firewalls should be able to do the same.
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by seized 4y ago
And Facebook and that weird Flipboard news app and so many others. Most of which can't (or couldn't be) removed easily. Having used Samsungs before, switching to Pixels makes things so.... Clean.
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With Crispr and related technologies it seems even more pertinent today than 25 years ago.
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While not Linux, look at OPNSense. It's a fork of pfSense without the bad behavior of Netgate. Will run on all sorts of hardware and has been utterly reliable for me.
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by seized 4y ago
AWS Glacier Deep Archive. It's about $1/TB/month. Retrieve is more expensive, about $90/TB all in. You can use rclone as one simple tool.
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by seized 4y ago
Not sure if the mine in question does this, but there are X-Ray sensors that can go on the excavator buckets to measure ore content on each scoop. I'm sure there are other methods eg on conveyors as well.
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by seized 4y ago
I too am moving away from acme.sh for the same reason. Dehydrated looks nice but I started using goacme. https://github.com/go-acme/lego I wasn't set on only bash though.
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by seized 4y ago
Pushover - Push alerts from anywhere, one time $5 purchase. API to push alerts from anything, so server alerts from my homelab, alerts from Node-Red, stuff down, etc, has email addresses so you can forward to it. ROI wise this one is mind-b
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by seized 4y ago
Anyone with an electric oven can be done cooking that chicken in the air fryer before the oven is even up to temp. That is much better.
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by seized 4y ago
Strongly disagree. Maybe it's not "frying" in the sense of a big bucket of boiling oil, but there is a huge array of cooking that is vastly faster with my air fryer. Roasting veggies, roasted potatoes, frozen foods like fries
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by seized 4y ago
> I haven’t had anything since that could go so long between bounces. .... Really? Ignoring the "nothing should have that uptime due to security patches" best practice, almost everything should be able to do that barring power
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by seized 4y ago
There is a beta test of a new all in one container option as of earlier this month: https://bitwarden.com/blog/new-deployment-option-for-self-ho...
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by seized 4y ago
You might want to look at another client and dns-01 verification instead of the annoying mess of http-01. I'm replacing acme.sh with Lego currently. https://go-acme.github.io/lego/ Once you have Cloudflare (or one
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by seized 4y ago
Lots of MRIs and Cats still run Unix as well, even new ones. If it ain't broke etc etc, plus as a medical device it's a whole separate set of rules, testing, validation.
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by seized 4y ago
But that 1969 hardware did that one exact thing and nothing but. No networking, no displays beyond some digits, etc. It was a calculator. No one's calculator is running that large text editor, 20 Chrome tabs, Teams/Slack, Spotify.
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by seized 4y ago
While it's harder to calculate, that 4Ghz CPU comes with vastly faster RAM, busses, and disk. Not many 100 MHz systems around with NVMe or even SATA...
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Maybe, but that didn't help third party tools that I could see.
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Ah interesting. I found it appealing to always have a way to get at the data natively as a worst case for restores. The whole use case is for Vertical Backup (from the maker of Duplicacy) to back up VMs.
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by seized 4y ago
Just finished installing it on my OpenIndiana NAS to replace Minio. Biggest difference so far is that Minio is just files on disk, Garage chunks all files and has a metadata db. Minios listing operations were horribly slow, still have to se
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by seized 4y ago
You can install something in the container to sync the files elsewhere. I use Syncthing in the container to sync some files to other devices, specifically my Obsidian vault.
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From quickly skimming the docs, Fail2Ban can do a few other things like execute a script for the action. I have it doing an API call to block the offending IP on OPNSense firewall.
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by seized 4y ago
> These experiments were primarily to demonstrate proof of concept, and the resulting foams were evaluated primarily for texture and desirable foamy characteristics—not for taste. Foam, I wouldn't really want to evaluate it for tast
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by seized 4y ago
I think the most recent incident was a few months ago...
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by seized 4y ago
And no one has to pay it since it's a license fee. There are ways to opt out if you don't have a TV. So stop being dramatic.
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by seized 4y ago
And? Those retirees are "forced" to pay for roads they may not be able to drive on, research of all kinds they may not benefit from, education systems for children and grandchildren they may not have had, and all sorts of other th
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by seized 4y ago
I learned both in the late 90s. AutoCAD and think JavaScript, might have only been CSS. They were elective courses but still.
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by seized 4y ago
This is in ObsidianMD, which uses CommonMark. If you have two lists separated by only new lines: https://imgur.com/IFejJvX They render as loose lists (note the ugly spacing that appears) regardless of the number of new line
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by seized 4y ago
I don't see that ever adding boot environment support to Windows though, at least not in a way that's comparable to how it should work.
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I didn't say there wasn't a standard. Just because there is a standard doesn't mean it works well. Hence the whole "more than one standard" situation...
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Many have. Bringing an issue up doesn't mean something gets changed....

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