ChrislyBear @ ChrislyBear @lemmy.world

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Thank you for the detailed answer! I didn't realize the art vs. funtional piece aspect that you pointed out in regards to FML/SLA.

Definitely something I need to consider!

I've been considering a 3D printer for quite some time. Do you recommend FDM or SLA?

What kind of things do you print? How often do you use it? Does it just collect dust? What kind of hobbies do you have and does a 3D printer support/enhance it?

Thanks for the well wishes! I hope they won't get corrupted on your new, fresh and untested-by-time file system. Go on, save this post. I'll wait...

Can't go tits up! Gourd luck!

Your moves are weak

I learned a lot from the tutorials of https://ibracorp.io/

You'll find rather advanced things there, but they are easy to follow and well explained.

LOL... just pipe the firewall drop log into their email account.

Oh, I like that! Awesome, thank you!

They say that their format is open. In reality, it's them who exclusively control the definition and further evolution of the format.

For as long as they continue to support and release code for open formats, there's hardly an argument here.

That's exactly the issue. We are dependent on Google's goodwill and if they decide to scrap it or collect license fees for it we're shit out of luck.

Could you elaborate on this please? Isn't cloudflared a tunnel INTO the machine running a service? Can you use the same tunnel for outbound traffic as well?? Where does the traffic end up? How does this work?

I'm against using a Google OS (Android, Chrome OS), to browse on a Google regulated web (Manifest V3), based on a Google protocol (Protobuf) loading pages via Google proxies (Google AMP) filled with Google Ads displayed using a Google format (webp, webm), while everything is recorded and fingerprinted to update my Google Ad Profile.

No, thank you very much!

More open formats, more open Internet! Down with Google!

Big news, yes. But not tech related at all. Those Elon news should be on TMZ.

Yes! Social media gossip is NOT "technology".

eMule

That's where you could find everything!

Wait until they notice, that Teams Personal comes bundled with Windows 11...

Weird! It was late. This is what I use: https://blog.zazu.berlin/software/a-almost-perfect-rsync-over-ssh-backup-script.html

Yes, your uni might intercept communication on port 53 and reroute it to their DNS servers. It's possible.

I used this one, with some modifications, like command line parameters to reuse it for different backup jobs.

I've packaged it into a little docker container that runs crond and runs the script every day for a few backup pairs.

I had UrBackup running for 6 months+. It wasn't reliably backing things up, configuring it to be accessible via Internet is almost impossible, adding clienta is a hassle and the config isn't very user friendly.

Furthermore I got the inpression, that it's backups aren't reliable; restoring files without UrBackup might be impossible.

That's why I'm now back at a incremental rsync backup script. It's reliable, you can just restore things by copying them back via ssh and it uses a lot less space (!!!) than the UrBackup backups.

Nah, use Mesh Central 2! It's free, you can self-host it and using a little agent you can connect to any machine from it via console or even via a desktop interface without bothering with VNC etc.

https://www.meshcommander.com/meshcentral2