wutanc

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by wutanc 5mo ago
I don't really mind this way of doing it since I know that my data is "safe". I can at any time just grab my vault and open it in any editor. I can write my own editor. I can import the data into most other tools. It's w
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by wutanc 4y ago
It looks like you're also settings some mailchimp cookies?
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by wutanc 4y ago
I just created my own little dashboard app (don't want to steal focus so wont link it). But what would you consider instant? This was a focus of mine when creating it and I actually found Heimdall some what slow. On my network heimdall
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by wutanc 4y ago
In theory I agree, it's not hard and if you can run a homelab you definitely should be able to set it up. But from what I've seen a lot of people done.
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by wutanc 4y ago
A lot of people don't have nice urls for their homelab services, having to memorize IP-numbers and ports is a lot harder. Personally I get a nice feeling of accomplishment from looking at a dashboard with all the services I've set
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by wutanc 7y ago
Yeah, all this screams sketchy sadly. I know first hand how hard it is to get GDPR right, I've been extensivly involved in updating systems to comply. It's a lot of hard work and talking back and forth with lawyers to make sure we
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by wutanc 7y ago
I can understand them wanting logs of crashes, it's a reasonable way to try and improve their service. Since you can use their APs with other controllers that would limit their collected data. Having the data being manually sent would
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by wutanc 7y ago
Also worth nothing that they originally had a bug where the APs would crash if you did actually block this data from being sent.
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by wutanc 7y ago
Given that they've commented on the fact that all traffic is end-to-end encrypted you'd not notice them sending things you don't want to be send. Maybe they're sending a list of all sites you visits? How about them sendi