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Biological nerd from the Milky Way galaxy.
:linux: and #foss enthusiast.
Interests:
- :linux: :debian: :python: :docker: :homeassistant:
- #dataprivacy
- #foss
- #containers
- #selfhosted
- #cybersecurity
- πΈπ»
- πΆ
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ahhh... the network effect....
I wouldn't use it on anything, but if you have to... i'd start by looking if it's possible to use it from a web browser instead of using an app. This way, the browser app will isolate it from having access to your entire device.
@vector_zero @Syakaizin
You could just live boot a linux USB and mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda1 ;) π
@WhyAUsername_1 Thanks!
I recently had a similar experience with one of my boxes... similar specs also. Im my case it turned out to be a disk going bad. Unfortunately It was the one / was on.
It did take a while to figure out the problem though, but you may want to take a look at the atop tool. If anything, it will help you rule out disk issues.
@WhyAUsername_1 Which OS is this? and can you share the important specs of the box?
@learningduck @chairman Great!.... so just wait for everyone else to buy these first
@nitefox @adespoton doesn't EEE imply that decryption happens on both ends?
Fair enough.
When I read it, it sounded like popular groups would be listed.... sort of like the 'trending' feeatures on social networks and stuff...
If I was wrong, I stand corrected... Thanks
@9point6 @Ogygus Brave is owned by a for-profit company that makes money from its users. Isn't this true for most browsers? The fact that you speak of 'market share' implies profit for somebody at some point. In most cases Google, Microsoft, Apple, Mozilla or somebody. Good for you for deciding who you want to support, but you make it sound like there is something wrong with it being owned by some corp...when the same is true for everything else
@infrequentbrilliance @homeassistant @homeassistant@a.gup.pe @homeassistant@lemmy.world
Thanks! π
@Jarmer @Milarepa_07
I, too, settled on 2FAS a while back, primarily because I don't like this type of thing being hosted online at the mercy of someone else.
This goes beyond coincidence. This is more like you being a suspect every time some crime is committed. I'm sure in a perfect world you would be proven innocent... but that world doesn't exist and handing over this power to corporate entities and govts only opens it up for abuse.
@jws_shadotak Make sure no ports other than 80 and 443 are exposed from the outside and force everything through https
@fraydabson @krdo been curious about caddy before but I have no reason to switch from nginx-proxy-manager. Has anyone got any experience with both of these ? How do they compare?
@fraydabson Thanks for the explainer. I was recently tempted to try it out but my certs end everything is managed by NPM and didn't really have the time to redo my whole setup but it looms interesting
@badgrandpa 2FAS on :android: Not sure if it works on apple products... dont own any to confirm
@MagneticFusion @chemicalwonka I was gonna suggest the same thing but I realize that only solves half of the problem. You would still have to identify to apple services to download and install the app
thanks for using Leebra!
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