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Good news: it didn’t happen at all!
Good news: it didn’t happen at all!
It’s nice that you’re hopeful, but green energy in capitalism isn’t enough. We need degrowth or a revolution to actually save not just humanity, but the planet as well.
It wasn’t his money.
Get IEMs and get foam tips.
The benefit is you can only open up 80/443, rather than a port per service/app.
Then, with the script it made, double check every line and confirm it didn’t make shit up.
His foundation is a stack of lies. His desire is the same as it always was, control of what should be free.
There are extensions for it.
Personally, I use syncthing to send my keepass database to the various devices I need it on.
And not lock down random external sites they see a user visiting every day that aren't related to their work functions? Sounds like the SOC needs to get better at their monitoring.
Why enter personal passwords on work computers so frequently?
This sounds like an underlying assumption of how time is being spent rather than a technical issue.
Do you mean NUC?
You can have keepass on a USB drive, an exe version that doesn't require install, along with your db.
Why sync your passwords from home with your work computer? Just keep them on your phone.
I get why everyone is jumping on you over this in general, but as someone else with jellyfin, I’ll back you up on this. Jellyfin has too many log entries for slow response it’s insane. Makes the logs barely legible. There is a checkbox to turn off logging those that you might want to consider unchecking.
Getting address not found.
If you haven’t checked out Boson, please do. Imo their test prep software was the most accurate to the CCNA when I took it a few years ago.
JFC, it’s a post about how M$ supports a genocide, and part of the response to the genocide is to BDS. What else is being on Linux in this context other than BDS?