Well, you’d still notice since a significant share of your external partners/customers/vendors are on 365.

Just get stories. About growing up. About her parents, siblings and children. Record her telling them if she won’t mind.

I’ve been using Signal since before it was called Signal. I’m a big fan, and I still use it and recommend it. No, it isn’t perfect, but for my needs, it’s still the best all-around. I am always interested in alternatives, but they mostly haven’t stacked up. Top contender for me right now is DeltaChat. I’m also playing around with Sideband/reticulum, which is a super interesting project, but nowhere near ready for primetime.

Edit: forgot to mention Veilid chat :)

If they let Russia play, then they’ll have to let the US play.

Hey, at least we can all agree on supporting Israel!

Doesn’t it mean that all the LLM companies will train on the messages?

Yunohost is installed on top of Debian with some scripts. Afterwards, you have a web interface where you install “apps” through their “store” (nothing costs money, they just have to be packaged in a compatible way). All the nginx config is handled for you.

Just want to give an alternative to Docker here: Yunohost. It’s very easy to setup and use, and while it doesn’t have the infinite number of “apps” that Docker makes available, it has served me very well. The project is also based in Europe :)

Yeah I loved popcorn time. I’m looking into Stremio, and I’m already down a rabbit-hole of add-ons, debrid providers, and reading between the lines. Doesn’t seem like anything I can recommend to nontechnical folks.

I’m stoked on my Jellyfin setup, but I’ll check on Stremio again in case I want to recommend it to anyone. Never heard of Nuvio, but at a glance it seems like you have to connect it to a media library.

How do you restore on day 11, 12 or 13 if you only keep 10 days?

I disagree. I have some private trackers, but I never use 'em anymore, mostly due to ratio requirements. I just don’t have the space on my local drive to hold and seed all those files forever. Spending a bit of time on your initial *arr configs, means everything just works, even using all public trackers. I can’t remember the last time my system grabbed a wrong/bad file. Been dialed in for years at this point.

Honestly, I don’t understand them well enough to recommend them either. I do IT, and I set my users up with a (managed) password manager and MS Authenticator. If I encounter a situation where a user has ended up with a passkey for a given service, I just leave it be. On the other hand, if someone is locked out because of a passkey, I reset it and get them set back up with the Authenticator app.

After reading both of the posts, I’m kind of back where I started with passkeys: neutral. I’m pretty happy with my current setup of a self-hosted password manager, diceware master passphrase and strong, unique passwords for every account, along with an open source app for TOTP. I only ever see passkeys pushed on me for work-related accounts anyway, but I’m not using them there either. I do have a question though if someone can answer: are passkey protected logins also vulnerable to stolen session cookies?

Same guy that says that those guys out on bail for stealing fuel were for sure Iranian terrorists.

What? I don’t think Russia cares much if it’s blamed or not. I’m saying that the US (and the UK) have plenty of their own serious problems that don’t require “ze Russians” to explain. We’ve been building our own domestic spin machines forever.

Mask up, don’t bring your phone.

I think it’s awfully convenient to blame Russian disinfo campaigns for everything you don’t like about your country. Is it projection, because of all the influence ops we have always run in other countries? Is it a way to distract from our very real problems that we’ve created all by ourselves? Is it a way to disregard legitimate political differences?

Backups are pretty much the only thing I get notifications for. Otherwise, one app or another on my phone will complain if it loses connection to my server.

ntfy