This is something being sold in favor of passkeys but I can't ser how "more secure" it is for me.
I use Bitwarden, the domain name matching works exactly like passkey's. How more secure a passkey is, if it has 0 changes to this domain name detection?
Did you use SDL_VIDEODRIVER or SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER? The former one is the old parameter and the latter works. I am using it right now on a Wayland session.
I used Heroic a few times and it's absolute garbage because it runs Electron.
They said they will offer these 2 versions side-by-side, but mark my words, a few months/years they will go with the Electron version and kill the GTK version.
If you own a domain name you can use the DNS-01 challenge instead of hosting a web server to serve the challenge response.
With DNS-01 it will add a TXT record to your DNS zones and check if the record exists to verify that you own the domain and then issue the certificate.
Depending on which tool you use, they usually support DuckDNS and some other free DDNS providers. If you have your domain on a registrar, chances are that it's also supported.
Why is Gitness on the news and why is it being considered as the de-facto alternative to GitHub? Why is GitLab/SourceHut/Forgejo (and Codeberg)/Gitea not being considered?
Forgejo for example has almost a 1:1 compatibility with GitHub Actions and it didn't make the news. If you were to replace GitHub, Codeberg or Forgejo is a very good replacement for it.
I ended up configuring my CI pipeline to build a Caddy docker image that ships with my website files. The pipeline is also publishing the container image to the Codeberg registry and I apply the new image repo and tag to the Caddy Helm chart I found on ArtifactHub.
The only thing that's left is to setup the CI to automatically restart the pod when a new image is pushed, so it will always have the latest version.
It was easier than expected and I had a few issues like my stylesheets not being applied and image files not rendering, but it was solved by changing the pathType field on the ingress configuration to Prefix.
I don't like Cloudflare and I try to steer away from them.
Using Codeberg/GitHub/GitLab pages was an option as well, but I wanted to have it self-hosted so I have more flexibility and I get to use and customize Caddy to my liking.
That's a nice suggestion. I guess I can make the CI build a Docker image containing my website's files and then have a plugin for it to restart the pod that serves the website so it fetches the latest image.
I was looking for it as well. I want to host the website using Caddy because I have a lot of config options available and I can fine tune it for my use cases.
I read a tutorial about using a Hugo Docker image, but then the hosting would be done by Hugo and not Caddy itself.
I'm not using k8s just to host my website, I have other services on it as well.
I know it's overkill for small stuff, but I'm running k3s and not k8s (so it's a lightweight engine). The reason I'm doing this is for learning purposes, I want to learn more about k8s and thought I could do an experiment with it on a VPS.
I plan on renting another VPS and adding another node to the cluster, as it's pretty cheap (Hetzner ARM server costs around 3.8 EUR without VAT with 2 vCPUs and 4GB RAM). For example, it's much more cheaper than the VPS I have on Vultr that has 1GB RAM and 1 vCPU.
My upgrade was this year from a GTX 970 to a RX 6700 XT.
I use Arch (btw) and the linux-zen kernel, so I use the nvidia-dkms module. It was much simpler, I just installed mesa and the Vulkan drivers, shutdown, installed the new GPU, booted, uninstalled nvidia-dkms.
It was a seamless transition and I had no problems with it.
This is something being sold in favor of passkeys but I can't ser how "more secure" it is for me.
I use Bitwarden, the domain name matching works exactly like passkey's. How more secure a passkey is, if it has 0 changes to this domain name detection?