“A community of privacy and FOSS enthusiasts

An admin over there literally tried to dox me and deleted any trace of it within a few hours. No. You are not safe visiting lemmy.ml lol

Using this post as a honeypot for my blocklist. We need a fresh post like this every month.

Ask a local ISP like us. We store our old servers and send them to be recycled annually. If I had an enthusiast walk up to our offices asking for a donation, we wouldn’t hesitate. Can’t speak for competitors, but it’s worth a shot.

This is how I handle DHCP connections with endpoints, plus I don’t want to expose the origin.

curl ip.me and change a varnish config line every 5 minutes if it changes.

If you’re a Tool fan, there is 20+ years of blog about them, he recently “stopped updating” it, but it’s a treasure trove of history on the band: https://toolshed.down.net/

I have bad tinnitus, and once in a while it will drown out all sound and focus on the ringing. During this time, sound turns into this thing that lives at the back of my head, as if I put my fingers into my ears, like I’m interpreting the sound through vibrations or something. I can’t really explain it, but it’s a “different way” of hearing. Sounds a lot like what you’re experiencing.

PS: Don’t blast Tool albums for two decades strait into your ears.

I don’t see a suggestion to use MACFuse here, so I’ll just drop this here: https://macfuse.github.io/

Copy your ssh pub key to the device ssh-copy-id user@hostname

Then just mount it:

sshfs user@hostname:/remote/path ~/mnt/myfiles \
-o reconnect \
-o ServerAliveInterval=15 \
-o ServerAliveCountMax=3 \
-o follow_symlinks \
-o IdentityFile=~/.ssh/id_rsa

I taught my nieces how to design a basic web page and they loved it. Seeing things change in real time from another language was eye-opening for them.

Here’s the OG link: https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/weeee

My Miata is ready.

Wow, it lives! https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/

Restored my backup and have all and none of the files, sir. Don’t look at it until we fsck.

I ran a cluster of XServes back in the day. Probably some of the most well engineered hardware I had seen since Solaris Sparc’s in the 90’s. That said, the software stack didn’t perform well. Ever. Way too much overhead.

Very good points, thanks for posting.

I see, like media reports always include the race if it’s not white. You do have a point.

“America” was a European invention (Vespucci). The Native Americans didn’t think of it as one unified land mass.

Native American is quite proper, you’re trying to add some racism here where there is clearly not. We refer to American as anyone who lives here, not just European Americans? Where the fuck do you get your information? lol

E: He’s right, media is generally racist as they still pander to European Americans. I retract. We’re on two different entities here.

Snapshots and for i in $hosts;do ssh -tt "sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y";done

For docker/k8s: argocd, helm, etc.

Its getting difficult to notice if any wrong port is still open or some web server is out of date

This isn’t generally done with security scanners unless you’re running hundreds of nodes. Use iptables rules with inclusive rules only to block ports. Keep your software inventoried for the rest, or some sort of basic configuration management.

If you don’t have these basics, what good is a scanner going to do for you?

E: Re-reading this, I didn’t mean for it to sound snide. Genuinely wanting to help … OpenVAS is probably what you’re after.

Too advanced, they came later, it’s just an unforgotten Amoeba.

THE OG OF THE WORLD … YA’LL ARE INTRUDERS

Could use something as simple as a cronjob or gitea runners. Loki/Grafana can read logs and trigger webhooks, send emails, etc.