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Usually a lurker.Maybe I should've just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment...

If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.

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  • I wanted japanese dishes, so I was promoted to "Japanese home chef".Othee than that: I wanted to keep up with potential peers and not be reliant on Hotel Mom™ to provide me food.And thus began my quest into collecting and documenting recipies :)

  • What I am wondering myself: Do the different amount of attacks mean the attack surface was greater or had more vulnerabilities or what made them only do 6 on Dashlane vs 12 on Bitwarden?

    Edit:In another article it was total identified vulnerabilities.

  • Great.I am now your spouse and you want to give me access to the flash drive. What now?

    New requirement: I have several passwords I want to give you access to as well. What now?

    As with everything: Your solution may work for yourself and a few others. The majority don't want to collect 5 flash drives in different locations every 3 months to update a file (and making sure it's the correct vault they have copied)

  • Or you can change the encryption to argon2 in the settings with salted hashes.Granted it's probably not per item but at least something.

  • “We want our work to help bring about change in this industry,” says Paterson. “The providers of password managers should not make false promises to their customers about security but instead communicate more clearly and precisely what security guarantees their solutions actually offer.”  

    Great.Now which password vault was the most cooperative and clear in their security communication and which one wasnt?The author said that they have given the providers time to fix the issues. Now highlight the ones that did it the best.... >_

  • Pretty easy.

  • Pray they don't break in the next 4 years.I'll join you

  • Need should*

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  • You don't need a smartphone in 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade.A phone is sufficient.God, the children are 10-11 years old. at max 12. They don't need tiktok, instagram, etc. at this age. They really don't.

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  • Don't let your kids use it at a young age. I didnt get a phone with internet until I was 12.I didnt get an internet phone plan until I was ~15

    And my family could not be called technically advanced. Me right now is working in IT. So it didnt hinder me

  • Why bother.Not like I am missing any functionality.I can create DNS, DHCP, AD DS, file server etc etc.

    The petty little watermark doesnt annoy me even in the slightest

  • We still have Toshiba.I like their drives.

  • Once installed it doesnt bother anymore with those checks.So right now my state is essentially an eternal windows VM that doesnt let me change the wallpaper ¯(ツ)

  • At work we sell servers by HPE.We create Install-ISOs from the included install ISO.

    At boot the Installer checks if the system is manufactured by the vendor.If it is: It continues boot and offers you the installer optionsIf it is not: It will fail with a message that the manufacturer doesnt match.

    On ESXi you need to pass the argument smbios.reflectHost = true (or something along those lines)

    Dunno how HPE customized the install.wimBut you can probably get those for cheap on ebay and maybe compare the wims for differences.

  • Interesting takes. I see and understand your points now.

    But regarding your CG-NAT situation:Sorry but no. This is so much out of scope for the Jellyfin team.This is something you need to solve by yourself.Jellyfin can make it easy to maybe offer an integration but beyond that it's IMO not within the general scope.

  • And on top: ROK ISOs by hardware vendors by HPE (and probably lenovo) don't have the trial time limit and can be run indefinitely without a license.You only need to satisfy the requirement of running a supported motherboard during boot of the iso.Well...Too bad that I can (unlike in ESXi) modify the manufacturer string in proxmox to say whatever I want ¯(ツ)

  • Sonarr/Radarr? Yes.

  • Sent to the wrong comment lol. Disregard the previous one. Anyway: Sonarr/Radarr doesnt do any downloading. They just manage the sending of the task to the downloader and the import.

    • default SSL

    Reverse proxy or configuration in the admin settings

    • Carrier grade nat relay.

    Not the point of an open source server. That's your issue.

    • caching the TVDB and movie DB.

    Why?? But anyway, Jellyfin can poll those for metadata

    • Centralized login and account management with 2FA

    There is a plugin to do OpenID

    • fast search on large libraries.

    Can't comment on that. My library is small (<10TB)

  • You still see remnants in the logs.