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  • I see, guess I was overly paranoid. Bitwarden sounds good, then!

  • Why is it sad? It is just modern fact of life that each person is alone.

  • I wish I had one good meme to share, and you've got multi-hundreds. It's unfair

  • Is there a new observation regarding supersymmetry?

  • To be fair, it is slow on VPS with single core CPU and 2GB RAM. But that's not normal..

  • I wish I were intelligent, does this mean I am a good fit for Mensa?

  • Thanks, I am trying both paperless and calkbre and see which works better for which tasks.

  • Thanks a lot! I will go with the blockinfile, sounds promising.

  • How do I keep some of the existing firewall rules (which is dependent on host) in the remote file, and change the other parts?

  • Thank you! Templating rules.v4 is a pretty attractive option. Though my VPS has some portions of the file which should be unmodified, so I would have to avoid this method.

  • Thanks, but I looked up and learned to prefer the idempotence to be handled by ansible. Ansible support iptables by default, while nftables need a plugin, so iptables it is for me.

  • Being concerned about security while using free VPN sounds like an oxymoron.

  • Wait. I got the format warning in caddy, so does this mean it could contain substantial error? I gotta check

  • Thanks! I gotta get my hands on Ansible, was reluctant as I've heard it can be complicated. Should see myself!

  • Codeberg sounds like a good way! I was concerned about server config being stored on self-hosted forgejo (which is configured by the very server config), turns out that need not be the case.

  • Fortunately my VPS (oracle) has set SSH authentication to be default. Disallowing root login sounds good, gotta try that as well.

  • Thanks, I will try fail2ban. I am using ED25519 for ssh keys, it seems like it's the best defense on the ssh side. Do you happen to know why this kind of attack is so prevalent?

  • Thanks a lot! Geoblocking makes a lot of sense, will try!