mypasswordis1234 @ mypasswordis1234 @lemmy.world

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What's better than grub then?

Done

Done. Sorry for that

😂

Actually no. I do not use root account. I have separated users for containers :P

If your users are very vulnerable make sure that you don’t have the data to expose them ever.

aka disable any logs or delete them automatically, periodically.

So that guy:

1. recorded footage of the virtual building/object, the camera moves at a constant speed
2. added camera shaking (?)
3. added speed ramping to sync with the music

Just how did he make the camera shaking perfectly synchronized with the music?

My privacy hardening tips are:

• Avoid 5-eyes, 9-eyes and 14-eyes countries^[1].
• Don't use CloudFlare or any CDN/AntiDDOS services because they decrypt all traffic that goes to and from your server^[2]^. You don't know what they do with it.
• DNS queries sent by the server should be encrypted^[3] so that the ISP/data center cannot see them.
• If you want a VPS: try getting KVM instead of LXC one. It's so easy to automate processes scanning on the fly^[4]

You should use containers (a sandbox for each app you run). That way no malicious app can access your files. The easiest way is using Docker.

Why before speed ramping? Isn't it simpler to adjust the footage speed first and then add the shaking effect? I think it would be much easier to synchronize it with the music that way.

1234, of course!

Just kidding 😅 I use long, random passwords for each service, not reusing them ofc!

You can selfhost one. Probably the most private and not invite-only

People who accept the fact that they will have to explain to the non-technical police that they are not the ones who did something bad and they're only the exit-node operators. And, of course, the three-letter agencies.

Actually yes, but it's experimental feature. In Element (one of matrix clients) you have to enable it in "Labs" tab to use it.

I use selfhosted nextcloud instance with notes app installed. On Android I use native Nextcloud Notes.

Do not use YubiKey with database that is already local. Instead you can secure your online accounts.

I've got 10 out of 10 😃

On a VPS, as my provider does not allow me to set the revDNS which is required for sending emails. I mean it isn't actually required but most services like Gmail will drop your emails.

Of course! It's called docker-mailserver. It has extensive documentation, so it all becomes easy! 😃

Docker container with exposed ports. The container has postfix and rspamd for spam mitigation and some useful scripts for postfix management such as creating accounts, wiping data etc. Actually it comes preconfigured, the only thing you have to do is:

• configure environment variables so it meets your needs
• generste dkim key and set is as DNS record
• set revDNS to the IP address
• setup SPF (which is one, short DNS record)