Hmm, haven’t had to fire up Unbound for a while, and Technitium looks interesting (any opinions?) doesn’t effect me yet, but it’s good to have options. The internet finds a way, but ordering VPNs and DNS resolvers is a new thing I think. Wonder how well it will take.
Yah, it’s the EFF, they get significant latitude from their history.
Hmfhh, quite so, dropped this…
/s
These things are for the nasty little surprises, more relevant for the proprietaries, but not useless on linux. They’re for the unknown unknowns, and that’s a good thing. The next supply chain vuln might bite you, and opensnitch might let you know.
Or Obtainium.
optimal solution (lol)
The older I’ve gotten (or the further into late stage capitalism), the less I’m inclined to accept “Never attribute to malice, that which can be adequately explained by incompetence” (- Napoleon, perhaps) and the more I subscribe to “Why not both?”.
Eh, it could be just a vibe code blunder, given this hit a suitably large number of others.
Which would be equally damning.
Unless you want multiiplatform.
Gonna file this under blaming the individual for systemic failure while things like the DMCA (making reverse engineering interoperability illegal among other things) and life + 50 copyright are in place and enforced worldwide by US trade deals.
Here’s hoping Trump’s crapping on Pax Americana gives a once in a generation (or two) chance to get out from under.
Been using an quadlet podman arr stack for a year or two, pretty damn bulletproof once set up, easier to read, rootless, SELinux enabled, systemd controlled, update with podman auto-update. Worth the time to learn.
podlet can help you hit the ground running. It can create Quadlet files out of Podman commands or even (Docker) Compose files. 90% of the time it works every time ;}, but even the oopses get you most of the way there.
My arr stack is set up in a pod which means they all have their own gluetun network and come up as one, but you can just use Network=container:gluetun in container files.
Yeah, feel the same, curated RSS feeds also contribute significantly.
The amount of BS flying daily in the ‘media’ and with AI slop makes every day April Fool’s anyway. A constructed environment means the BS detector doesn’t have to be on 24/7, which becomes tiresome.
Cheap fuckers cheaping out, shocker (context is (V)RAM). AI speedrunning enshittification, who’d of thunk.
more people use their servers exclusively for personal entertainment than I expected.
Uh-huh, think of it like jigsaw puzzles…
That said, I prioritize ease of maintenance and simplicity, still wouldn’t expect my family to pick it up in any reasonable amount of time, nor have the motivation, more’s the pity.
I’ve moved to podman (quadlet) containers mostly, easy to read and edit, secure (mostly userspace), systemctl integration, autoupdate. I’ve done my distrohopping, fedora (in my case bazzite immutable) isn’t going anywhere, does everything I need. I run fairly lean, but have a bunch of stuff that can be spun up at a whim that I don’t use daily. It’s entertaining without being a burden, and useful stuff just happens.
Honestly, ssh and btop cover most of my monitoring needs, serious stuff gets a notify-send to my laptop. I’ve tried the web gui stuff and I don’t look at it enough to justify it, I’m not a sysad monitoring hundreds of computers, it’s just a hobby.
I know, but capturing business logic in spreadsheets is a different error I didn’t want to get into here… You do what you can.
Yup, seen it too, sucked, don’t think it’s the way forward though. Europe seems to agree, should be enough momentum.
Perhaps you underestimate people.
May I suggest Python ?
By the time you get tits deep in Excel to the point where other spreadsheets can’t hack it, you may as well be using a real programming language instead of VBA…
If you can do advanced Excel, you can do Python (and numpy will crush Excel in ways that aren’t even funny, well OK, it’s funny too).
Fuck.