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  • Continuwuity

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  • I can see a lot of opinions & comments on the QR part and, with respect, I'd like to add that I'm reading this post on a device where I'd like to view the site on the same device, so a QR isn't best for this platform.

    I'd go a little further and say that QRs and really only useful for a mediim where you want the user to use a 2nd device (printed media, BSODs, etc)

    Also putting the URL in the (for my reader) non-clickable alt-text doesn't help either

    Again, with respect, you're making it harder for your audience to reach you, not easier.

  • Beastly

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  • Best viewed on Internet Explorer with 800x600 display

  • What are your self–hosted alternatives for inter device communication?

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  • It is what it is

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  • If Babe is the kinda person that demands a 15k ring, then they're not the one that needs to run...

  • How do you deal with the obligatory hoody and sunglasses in this warm weather?

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  • Anti slip ring for stability while activities

    Ooh fancy

  • Where did the dust settle on Syncthing Fork?

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  • Yeah, I kinda held on to the old version for a while too TBH, syncthing-fork had a problem where I couldn't get it to work the way I wanted it, so I'd gone back to syncthing, then with all the kerfuffle, I just stayed there.

    Some time earlier this year I tentatively upgraded 1 phone and a tablet (it's used as slideshow screensaver...) and it all seems to work ok.

    The GUI isn't quite as good as the native webUI, but it's still accessible, so all's good.

    There was a change in the syncthing "DB" a while ago, so it might take a while to rescan things if you have a lot of small files, but feel confident to change.

  • Drafting up a simple html page

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  • Drafting up a simple html page

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  • New Article - Whole Home Audio with SnapCast

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  • Yeah, I'm using gotify with uptimekuma to notify me when the Pi0's drop off, but only after a good few seconds, otherwise I'd have spam notifications too.

    I just don't think the wifi in the Pi0's is stable enough.

    But, glad that you've got it working well enough to stream music

  • New Article - Whole Home Audio with SnapCast

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  • New Article - Whole Home Audio with SnapCast

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  • Thanks for sharing.

    I'll take a proper read if it later, but how well do your Pi0's stay on the wifi?

    I have 4 around my home acting as bluetooth trackers for Home Assistant, but they fall off the wifi often (signal strength / noise isn't the issue)

    It's only for a few seconds, which is ok for BT tracking, but that would be terrible for audio.

  • Plex Announces Massive Price Hike on Lifetime Subscription Plans

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  • Just to say: MythTv is still a thing...

  • aliasvault/aliasvault: Privacy-first password manager with built-in email aliasing. Fully encrypted and self-hostable.

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  • Looks like an interesting project, but I just don't understand it's use case.

    I use Keepass and I just copy the (different) email address I used to register for a site into the username field and I'm done.

    No hosting required, no additional email server, etc. just credentials in a fully portable file.

    Is this trying to automate email based 2FA ?

  • Bitwarden's new CEO has a Private Equity background, removed 'Inclusion' and 'Always Free' from their website -- because of course he did

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  • Personally, I use a plugin for passphrases and - last time I looked - the other forks didn't handle them.

    Does keepassxc support plugins now?

    On my phone, I use KeePassDX from F-Droid and KeePassDroid (Not sure if that's being maintained at the moment?)

    The main point is; we need to support open source developers, so pick an open-source solution and contribute, donate, etc.

  • Bitwarden's new CEO has a Private Equity background, removed 'Inclusion' and 'Always Free' from their website -- because of course he did

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  • Need help figuring out how to write Let's Encrypt ACME servers into banIP allowlist (OpenWrt)

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  • Ok, bare with me, I've had roo muxh to drink, but, don't ban the world, only allow countries you want.

    Now, Let's Encrypt is a US entity, so whilst you might not want to allow the US in, perhaps allow

    <whatever>

    countries + Let's Encrypt subnet

    Also... still block some countries for outbound too... like blocking any C&C destinations.

    If I'm waay off, sorry, I'll try to respond in the morning when I'm not drunk.

  • Homelab for DevOps experience?

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  • I'll come at this from a different PoV.

    You're not going to see an Arr stack running on proxmox in my (professional) environment.

    Yes, Proxmox is making progress there, but you should get some "VMs on ESXi" experience. The free one doesn't have vCenter, but it's definitely a tickbox for me as an interviewer. (Hopefully this was on your course)

    Also, get a (small) active directory with 2 or 3 VMs running. Play around with RADIUS, Group policies, etc.

    Do some backups, destroy something and do some restores. I want to hear stories of how you recovered from a disaster. A missing file doesn't count, I'm saying a failed drive, ransomware (simulated... but... the point is, you need long-term backups) ... maybe overwrite 0's on some of your parents media files and recover them... that'll get the stress levels up 😉

    Good with the Ubuntu LTS... but do vary the versions (ie support old tech and new)

    1 single HDD? I'd recommend you RAID up some more... or at least take my recommendation on testing your backups

    Also good experience: get a firewall in there somewhere. Try pfSense (or OpnSense) to restrict traffic between some VMs / containers... then you'll be good for DevSecOps too.

  • Removed

    A Little Spring Cleaning

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  • What frankenstine creation do I see here? Is that a mix of Dell and HP parts?

    I'm a little disappointed thst the laptop still has it's case on, but perhaps that's for the best... heatpipes get HOT🔥

  • VPN Tradeoffs

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  • I have pfSense as my firewall, running OpenVPN and I just connect when I need to.

    Phone's running trackercontrol all the time to block stuff and I've disabled most of google on it, so I'm not too concerned whilst I'm out and about... most apps I use are local-data anyway, ie CoMaps not google maps, etc... so I'm using ~1GB/month.

    Syncthing only syncs on known wifi, so when I'm home it updates with a NAS and 2 laptops (and photos with 2 tablets), so there's always something it's syncing with.