It's great playing a cleaning fee when the host expects you to strip the bed and take it to the laundry, empty the bins and leave the place spotless

Prior to the JWT secret being rotated, yes, they could have authenticated as you. The tokens are now all invalid and useless

You grab the .torrent file from the source website (Mint, in this case) and it's safe

This. So much this.

Petition to change the lemmy.world logo to Lenny

Does an admin account have any permissions to view email addresses or data of registered users?

Did MichelleG not have 2FA enabled?

Now that this has happened, it's be worth pushing this issue through as high priority. If HttpOnly was enabled, then an admin takeover would not have been possible.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1252

Obsidian livesync works really well. Notes are live synced between my desktop and Android device

https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync

Just started Witcher 3. Had no idea what I was missing.

I've been a Firefox user for a very long time and had no idea these existed, thanks for sharing

Good point. I suppose the only way to fix that particular issue to disallow cookie authentications from a new location

I've been considering switching to Jellyfin for a while due to concerns about Plex either becoming worse or them peering into my library. Any idea how the apps work on Fire TV Stick? I have one for home and one I take away with me and it all works seamlessly with Plex

Being... What?

I used https://sub.rehab/ to import my reddit subs. Didn't do all of them but it's good enough so far

You should change the public IP of the server if you haven't already

I haven't migrated apps (except ditching Evernote), but I use Obsidian with obsidian-livesync and it works great - typing on my phone live updates the notes on my PC. Downside is you need the self hosted software running somewhere

Cloudflare masks the origin IP address and has DDoS protection. Unless it's a DoS against the software, yes, it is a long term solution.

Yeah it runs really smooth, it even has a steam deck settings preset

Can I Google their name?

Maybe run through the installation again, and run via Docker if you aren't already. It was plug-and-play when I set it up

Alternatively, obsidian offers a 1st party paid sync feature