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I don’t like it but sure seems like you’re correct :(

You probably already do, but if you need SSH, use crowdsec, SSHGuard or fail2ban to help filter bot nets.

I have IPs hitting from all over the world, trying logins all the time. Like several per minute, I can only imagine what it would be like if I wasn’t blocking IPs with multiple failed login attempts.

Wikimedia is free and open source. You’ll have your own wikipedia to edit and search as you please

I’ve used it for years. Good stuff

https://hub.docker.com/_/mediawiki/

I would love to know what song you were singing, princess

Nobody should use that app. It is a scurge to humanity.

Folks need to make the switch to literally anything else

Wow!

This totally depends on what you want out of your website. Describe it to us.

Is it a static page (meaning just serving up some html and associated images?) If so, Docker will be a waste of time.

You might want to check out Unitarian Universalists

Their whole thing is a long the lines “No body knows for sure, so let’s respect each other’s beliefs and celebrate what we have And do some good for folks where we can”

I am so glad to see somebody upholding their oath to support and defend the constitution.

I wish the President would do the same, the slob

LOL my Tesla? Nonono. The possibility of me ordering a Tesla would require so much leadership refactoring at Tesla, I’m confident this is no longer a possibility.

To put it more sussinctly:

Fuck off with this bullshit ad headline. I wouldn’t touch these swasticars if they jerked me off nightly

There have been massive improvements in algorithmic efficiencies too

In the late 90s you could get CDROMs from the nerds at university with everything you need on them. If you got your sound card working and could play an mp3, you felt like a master hacker who had beat the game.

It’s amazing how much time is saved on projects when you don’t have to deal with and maintain Autodesk’s and Adobe’s licensing insanity.

Like 90% of downtime would be because the license server was down because of a security update and IT was trying to troubleshoot with Autodesk or a user forgot their Adobe password… Not because of anything actually breaking.

Posteo.net is a buck a month

I liked my Brax phone. It died when I jumped in the pool with it, but it was great!

Now have a fair phone. I like it too 🥰

Does the US have any extradition agreements with CA?

Fair point, but don’t make this a whattaboutism. Cheer them on for this

In my competitive industry I often have to install half baked software often written without security in mind and written by folks from all over the world that I’ve never met

Nothing gives white knuckles like piping a curl output to bash because your boss says to try out a program their friend found and you don’t have time to audit anything.

Though your point still holds. If you are careful you can do this with relative safety in Linux. Windows makes it harder tho

My antivirus for Linux is a policy of not executing things as root and installing things via safe channels when possible.

If I’m setting up a server or other untrusted service, I create a user specifically for it that has very limited permissions.

This makes it so that when something is compromised it is still trapped in a box and can’t spread.