

So i should be able to get one cheap and put coreelec on it??


So i should be able to get one cheap and put coreelec on it??


I backed up my configs, made snapshots, and rebuilt each VM from scratch. If I forgot to copy a cron script, i pulled it from the snapshot. It took a full Saturday, but it was a chance to apply everything ive learned the last 3 years and improve some architecture decisions I’d made when i was first learning. With proxmox, you can build a VM that has the basic things you’ll change on every machine (networking, docker, automatic updates, ssh keys, monitoring) and clone it for each server you need.


I only want my data extracted by honorable japanese capitalists, not american pig capitalist


There are several DoH IP lists on github. Find one that is staying updated and use it as an alias to block them all


It doesn’t know my device is a dead end until it connects. By then, i have the MAC


Become ungovernable
Build router, redirect all port 53 to pihole, block port 853 all together, block these IPs


I want to build an esp32 with an open access point that logs mac addresses that connect to it. Maybe have it cycle through SSIDs- FreeWiFi PublicWifi Xfinity etc
Maybe deploy it in an apartment where tv density is high?



Airbnb is at time marker 4
Exactly, and esp dev boards are super cheap which seemed like one of your goals
Not exactly sure of your use case, but maybe this cpuld work for you. I have a testbed workstation that i crash sometimes. I put the power on a shelly plug, bios set to power on after ac loss.
Problem is- how do I enter the disk encyption password remotely? And more importantly, how do i do it cheaply?
https://github.com/tobiaas/esp32-web-keyboard
I just adjusted the wifi config to join my network instead of broadcasting an AP.


There’s a very short expiration date on intentions. After that, they’re just PR for the system’s true purpose.


Holy Toledo!

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