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radar 31 points 6 months ago

Reverse proxy doesn't really get you much security. If there is an application level issue a reverse proxy will not help

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radar 7 points a year ago

I use GNU pass synced through an internal Gitea. Have wireguard to sync remotely. Works pretty good, I would recommend not setting an expiration on the key, the git history keeps the old encryption anyways.

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radar 4 points 6 months ago

I game on Debian unstable daily. I don't have the newest hardware but most things work about as well as Windows

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radar 2 points 6 months ago

You can, that would actually give you security. Not sure how many people do that. I assumed a straight reverse proxy without any auth

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radar 2 points 13 days ago

Let me sing you a song boys of fire and flame

Come me boys and heave with me, let's get of this cursed sea

Give me a spade and I'll give you a hole

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