deeznutz @ deeznutz @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Indeed. Everything is stored in plain markdown files you can move around and edit elsewhere. I'd like to use a FOSS alternative when I can, but second best is something I can easily jump ship from and not lose data.

you're on windows, get sharex. It's miles ahead of anything else. It's the only thing I miss from daily driving windows.

I'm not a UI designer

You are now!

For 25 hits and 5 grabs a day, yes

Drunkenslug is still doing signups

As others have suggested I would stick to internal only until you're comfortable. Dealing with automated port scanning from all over the globe is a nightmare if you aren't running a tight ship, and a collasal headache to deal with if they get in. I started with pihole, jellyfin, and some other simple docker services. Check out linuxserver.io if you go the docker route, they have good prebuilt compose files for you to use and the community has good info on their forums. You don't need a domain but it's preferred if you want to host something public-facing. Make sure you have fail2ban configured if you open stuff up to the web, it makes dealing with the automated attacks easier.

I'll do you one better, shoot a BFG to kill a docker container. https://github.com/gideonred/dockerdoomd

If you have more than one VPS to manage or multiple people that need access via SSH, you may want to look into using SSH certificates instead of keys. Keys get messy when you have to wrangle a lot of them and it's a real pain in the but if you need to revoke multiple. It does require more than just generating a key pair and giving it to the server to trust though.

Same here. Professor was an absolute clown too, his example HTML boilerplate for some project we had to do had © 1996 professor dipshit This was early 2010s. He also took points off my midterm one semester for not surrounding my JS with comment tags since, otherwise it wouldn't run on Netscape"

China is about as communist as the DPRK is democratic.

There's one township that has full service attendants but nobody is going to get mad if you pump your own

Those servers have teams of trained individuals whose job is to secure them and keep them bulletproof. It's a bit different from grandma downloading random crap on her Linux mint desktop to be fair.

GPS gets down to 1cm or finer precision with an additional, stationary receiver, and time corrections. https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-build-a-diy-gnss-reference-station

People have built DIY mowers utilizing tech like this. Problem is, the RTK receivers are far too expensive for all but the higher end mowers.

You can't inspect encrypted packets, what China does is network traffic analysis - examining headers and figuring out patterns based on metadata. They don't care much about what's being transmitted if using a VPN alone is enough to land you in trouble.

YouTube series by BurningIceTech, and either spin up VMs yourself to familiarize with group policy, management console, services, event viewer, and basic CLI in Linux, or buy the labs from comptia. 1101 and 1102 are heavily focused on ports and protocol overviews, raid, windows settings, and basic troubleshooting. Take good notes since you'll build on the A+ stuff in Net+ and Sec+ if you take those too.

If we approach it from a game theory perspective we all lose. Third party ftw

Donnie and Joe are one foot in the grave and RFK is positively nuts. I'll write in Mickey Mouse if I have to.

Too old.