I do. I run it behind a caddy service so it’s secured with an SSL. The port is running on a high non standard one. I do keep checking access logs but haven’t had a peep apart from the 1 person I shared it with
I do. I run it behind a caddy service so it’s secured with an SSL. The port is running on a high non standard one. I do keep checking access logs but haven’t had a peep apart from the 1 person I shared it with
Have done this several times. I have never had to do anything else. I just swap em and boot.
This’ll never happen. The rest of the computing world will just say “nah, get fucked”
If it wasn’t something I use every day and even for work, I wouldn’t bother. But yeah, Kagi result are definitely better. Being able to rate sites high/lower in results and blocking some all together really has helped filter out the nonsense that a lot of search engines give
Never heard any issues with Privacy, but I’ve heard issues about them using Brave search Results as part of their results.
All of the ads for Medication on TV
Just thinking of what I’ve seen recently, this is what I like and why:
looks up btop ooooo
On my desktop:
df -h
to check disk usage
htop
to see resource usage
ll
list directory contents
Revanced ftw
I’m hoping this brings a larger userbase to Signal, the more users Signal has, the more usable it is and the more likely they’ll get Donationa
It was on an episode of the WAN show a while back (I don’t know which, I stopped watching a while ago). He said if you’re not paying for the service or watching the Ads, it’s the same as Piracy because your not paying what’s owed.
Don’t they require smart phones to work though? All the ones I have had are all just BT devices which require a phone to do anything beyond tell the time
I work for a web host (UK based). We’re entirely WFH so as long as you can support it yourself you can use it. They don’t care what Distro we use.
How you doin? 😏
This is the type of dad I want to be. No matter what my kids may come out with or hurdles have to jump, I want to be there holding their hand so if they fall, I’m there to pick them back up.
How does this differentiate between a user and a bot if the User Agent doesn’t say it’s a bot?
This is why I block in a htaccess:
# Bot Agent Block Rule
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} (BOTNAME|BOTNAME2|BOTNAME3) [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) - [F,L]
A quick scan will show it ofcourse. But it stops bots and stuff just hitting “known” ports. I’ve not had any issues in the months it’s been active compared to the previous month’s I just used the standard port