matcha_addict @ matcha_addict @lemy.lol

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Using the word "genocide" bans you in r/politics now

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Well yeah I'm not surprised that cops are not there to protect average people and provide them safety, they're there to protect private property.

Would this work offline? Say a device only has access to LAN; no outside access. Can it still verify correctly?

I talked about this a bit in my post, but my issue with small step is it seems I have to maintain a web service and obtain my certs through API requests. I worry that this might be more hassle and setup than just generating the cert on a CLI for the two end points I have.

Am I over estimating the overhead here?

I should've linked it in my post, but unfortunately that's the first guide I tried which gave me the issues I mentioned in first paragraph :(

Did it work for you?? Browser would not accept my certs even if I trust them locally.

Would that even work? Pointing my domain to a 192 IP address? I don't see how that would work.

Looks great! I'm happy there's a lot of depth here! Will report back when I go through it. Thanks a lot!

I've created one project that no one uses. I've found a lot of friction contributing to existing projects. There has to be:

• something to do
• the maintainer is cool with having it done
• the maintainer is okay not doing it themselves
• is within my expertise or requires an acceptable amount of ramp up learning

Then I have to make sure to learn their code of conduct and do it exactly the way they want. Do they want testing? Do they want me to update the docs? So I have to get green light from maintainer to start? Etc.

Stopped hopping when I realized most distros are just debian with certain things pre-installed or pre-configured. Decided to compare base distros, and settled on Gentoo for its powerful features, transparency and customizability.

Why not nix?

I ask because I've been thinking of trying Guix or Nix. I lean more towards nix due to popularity but also because theoretically a language tailored for package recipes may do better than guille.

It looks to be similar. I'm not sure how trivial it is to add this. For nginx it's basically built in. You just give it the Lua code. It's also pretty capable. You can basically write a whole API back-end in it, which is pretty good for small APIs or functionalities, like an image resizing API.

Unfortunately that's only like 1% if not less. Not that voting is an effective vehicle change on its own anyways.

I agree, tho trivially solvable with aliases and Desktop app definitions, but still an extra step.

How? Security is one of its selling points.

I feel like this should be more about DE choice than distro.

I do this already using systemd service (well technically OpenRC script, but I doubt you're using openRC. Systemd is equivalent).

Does Apache have something like nginx's OpenResty? That may be a significant benefit too.

How so?

I know you're joking but many would say this being serious, so I'd encourage you to indicate your sarcasm.

Because Egyptian government is very friendly to US and Israel, but they also don't want to piss off their anti-israel population too much.

Egypt has been taking shit from Israel and accepting it as is for a long time.