Reliant1087 @ Reliant1087 @lemmy.world

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Sorry, that's what I meant as well :) Came out upside down when I wrote. We used to figure out shitty ISP router passwords this way by having a table of common passwords and their hashes.

You could take the old password, change one or two letters and compare the hash to the hash of the new password?

🤣 I remember hearing that for the first time and thinking wtf are they talking about.

It's SQL all over again.

That's amazing :) I am definitely going to try them if I am sticking around.

The prompt for me to switch was the fact that Netflix, Hulu and prime increasing their prices which made many members of my family stop using them. If they can adapt to Plex/jellyfin, then I'll probably keep it around and maybe even upgrade.

I have my own local set up with qbitorrent, transmission, deluge, cross seed, all the arrs and the whole lot :) I use it to watch things at home.

This seedbox is for sharing with my family who lives in different parts of the world. With my internet, it isn't feasible to share stuff from my home.

That's really cool :) Thank you. I will probably stick with wireguard.

This would be hilarious if it happened.

The list is pretty similar to hbd. Hbd doesn't have transmission and syncthing, and prowlarr is semi-official but instead they have Medusa, autobrr, filebrowser and resiliosync.

Will check out the wiki :) If you have ssh enabled in your box, I would suggest looking up SSH keys. I have some public stuff I run for my work and I get at least a hundred brute force attacks on port 22 when I use a password.

How is there customer support infrastructure? With hbd I can raise tickets or talk on discord where they answer pretty fast.

This is awesome :) I'm going to try this tomorrow.

Looks like their offering is pretty similar. I think the hbd people are collaborating with swizzin devs because they share same scripts etc.

I was sad when I couldn't get ranger to work. I'm fine with just having vi and screen instead of vim and tmux, but I truly miss ranger.

I've read quite a lot of positive things about kagi. Unfortunately the query/price is too high to be affordable to me right now.

Not really, you can use rootless docker or podman but the seedbox owners need to add you to the correct groups and they're not willing to do that.

Yeah. I got pipx and npx working so, simple things should be fine. I really wish distrobox would work but it hasn't so far.

Sure, but you need the dependencies and libraries, and a way to manage them. There are few things that are just a standalone file.

Yeah. I saw the announcement in the nightly channel couple of days ago. They're letting extension makers port their add-ons as well in advance.

:) No worries. I'm having more luck with search when using mojeek, startpage or duckduckgo.

Mozilla is working on their own v3, without a lot of the restrictions Google has added. I think you can already try out the relevant mode in Firefox.

I mean Google becoming crappy is not something you can easily avoid. I have a medical procedure happening soon and I literally couldn't find any non-corporate listicle on Google or bing. I ended up having to use mojeek to read stuff written by actual people.