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- Comment on So it's a prequel, then? 11 hours ago:
Is that a roman solute I see?
/s
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
That wouldn’t even be using TLS
Bad idea
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
Fine is a relative term
You probably are fine but the company who is getting attacked by your compromised machine isn’t
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
Crowdsec won’t protect against a security vulnerability
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
They could route it though a different device
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
Is Taefik really that good? It seems crazy complex
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
It protects against vulnerabilities in layer 3 of the OSI model. It is the thing that gets hit from the outside while the back end is hidden away. This makes some attacks much harder.
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
Its a major problem
It is only a matter of time before it gets compromised. Chances are you will have no idea it happened and you home internet will join the bot net of some nation state. The Jellyfin devs take security seriously but there will always be flaws.
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
What could possibly go wrong
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
The VPS would still involve exposing it
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
That’s a bad idea for so many reasons
The internet is full of bots pounding at your machines to get in. It is only a matter of time until the breach Jellyfin. At the very least you want a reverse proxy with proper security.
I don’t see why you would put something like Jellyfin in the internet. Use a VPN solution.
- Comment on Sharing Jellyfin 11 hours ago:
Netbird/Tailscale
- Comment on Ideal Business Stack? 11 hours ago:
Is there a reason you aren’t using standard enterprise stuff?
I think you will quickly find that a lot of those pieces of software aren’t scalable
- Comment on 🛡️ uSentry - Identity & Access Management 11 hours ago:
You also could go freeipa or Samba AD
- Comment on Facebook isn’t eavesdropping, but the truth is more disturbing 21 hours ago:
“How did it know what I was talking about”
“It didn’t. It just planted the conversation topic in your head with ads”
doesn’t understand
- Comment on Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell 'hyper personalized' ads 22 hours ago:
They make some solid devices
- Comment on Discord confirms it's moving toward 'becoming a public company' as it hires a former Activision executive as its new CEO 1 day ago:
Is it completely foss? I thought there were parts that weren’t
Also it lacks federation and has one big central server
- Comment on Yahoo wants to buy Chrome 1 day ago:
Honestly it should be moved to a non profit
- Comment on People in the office who don't take used K-Cups out of the machine are the new equivalent "you kill it, you fill it" 1 day ago:
They taste like cheap instant coffee
- Comment on The youtube algorithm is so bad, I say to my screen "why the fuck would I care about this!?" like 10 times a day. 2 days ago:
You can fork it but you can’t redistribute it or change the name. You also can’t do anything that would be considered making a profit.
Essentially you can’t do anything but contribute free labor. If Greyjay put ads and malware into the app you would be powerless to start something based on it.
- Comment on How to send backups on multiple location? 2 days ago:
You configure the backup systems to connect to the device to be backed up. The idea is if something bad happens on the main machine it won’t impact the backups
- Comment on Google is paying Samsung an ‘enormous sum’ to preinstall Gemini 3 days ago:
Or just get a device that has easy bootloader unlocking
- Comment on He will not succumb for your attempt to provoke an emotional response 3 days ago:
Grumbles
- Comment on How to send backups on multiple location? 3 days ago:
Configure each backup machine to read from the data you are backing up
- Comment on Intel NUC Homelab - Plex, Immich, Home Assistant 3 days ago:
Docker compose is still a solid way to deploy software. Podman is cool but still fairly new.
Kubernetes is just a beast to work with. Unless you absolutely want I wouldn’t bother. K3s isn’t bad but it is painful to do anything.
- Comment on Can I self host a VPN that sneakies through the China firewall? 3 days ago:
Be careful of some of those services as they may be using botnets.
Tor snowflakes allow for volunteers to proxy traffic to Tor. They are hard to block since there is effectively unlimited IPs.
- Comment on Intel NUC Homelab - Plex, Immich, Home Assistant 3 days ago:
Kubernetes is hard and complex but if you want something flexible and scalable it is what you want.
- Comment on Intel NUC Homelab - Plex, Immich, Home Assistant 3 days ago:
That’s pretty cool
- Comment on Can I self host a VPN that sneakies through the China firewall? 3 days ago:
Just ask Cisco (they are the contractor for China)
- Comment on Can I self host a VPN that sneakies through the China firewall? 3 days ago:
Look into Snowflakes. The snowflake proxies are hosted by people in low censorship countries with the browser extension installed. The IP addresses are all over the place so they are hard to block.