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Yeah the whole app is really responsive, works great on minimal resources. Excellent for sharing hikes and trails!
Yeah the whole app is really responsive, works great on minimal resources. Excellent for sharing hikes and trails!
Have you seen owntracks? They have client apps too.
It’s all teapots all the way down.
If you use DuckDuckGo, that’s another easy bypass :d
Yeah it’s getting worse too. It’s still far better than google, for now anyway.
Same! Two zpools on one Debian VM, shares NFS etc for everything else. I pass through PCIe sata cards to the VM, too.
Still does nothing when scanning the entire ipv4 address space achievable so quickly. You can also use services like shodan to find vulnerable services on any ports.
Use SSH keys, stay upgraded. Make management services (SSH, RDP, admin services) accessible only via VPN (WireGuard). Only expose 80 and 443 to the internet, if necessary.
Yeah we can’t stop traffic, it’s in production so we just can’t stop the cars!
Lmao, what you gonna try this time, Google? 🤣
I just cleared storage and cache when mine did this.
Never heard of DeSEC before, but it looks damn cool! Been looking to get away from CloudFlare.
Not open source… Kinda trash move.
You can filter out instances behind CloudFlare on my internet web site, https://lemmyverse.net 😁 Choose the tags filter, and remove CloudFlare!
That’s just how they work. They terminate SSL, and then connect to your source server as a client, this gives them access to read anything submitted to your or any other sites they manage in the clear.
They dropped it because people assumed it was secure just because they used signal, and is never secure and you can assume pretty much anyone could be reading your texts wanyway.
Sync is the best client currently IMHO.
Yep, Immich is tha bomb! Able to completely clear out google photos!
Have you heard of OwnTracks? It’s a self hosted google timeline alternative.
It’s pretty good though 😃😁
I’ve moved a couple of domains to dnssec and it’s great, simple DNS.