The more open ports, the larger the attack surface.
That’s all.
And today with the script kiddies out there, port scans happen all the time.
I’ve had a consumer router become almost useless from all the attempted connections on an open port someone found that I had up for a week.
Months later I’d still get hits on that port though it had been closed.
Yea, Tailscale would work even if the router was fully reset.
Without a secondary internet connection this isn’t possible.
The router is the connection - its the gateway (a term we don’t hear much these days).
You could setup an independent connection via a cell modem - becoming a secondary connection. This is common for remote locations or even small businesses that need a failover just for management.
You could even have it on a single machine and have a vpn there. Then you could RDP/VNC to that one machine and manage things from there. I’ve done the VPN this way with Tailscale. One machine has it (I’ve even done it with a Raspberry Pi), then you can RDP/VNC to other machines from there.
But there’s not much I could see you doing if the gateway is down anyway.
Its not “targeted at old school”, it’s an open, extensible protocol.
If devs focused on extending the protocol instead of building an app to handle things like this, it could do it, everywhere.
There are currently over 100 extensions.
It needs to be more of threat to the other person:
“I will talk to you for two hours straight - you’ll be trapped and get no work done”.
Meh, you meant well.
And franky a CO detector is like a smoke detector - better to just have.
PWA app only is a big no sale.
As much as I dislike dedicated apps for things that don’t need it, THIS is something that needs it.
Still staggering to me that XMPP isn’t the default, since it was used in many chat apps in the late 90’s.
I can’t remember the name of an excel spreadsheet I created years ago, which has continually matured with lots of changes. I often have to search for it of the many I have for different purposes.
Trusting your memory is a naive, amateur approach.
It’s not - you wouldn’t need a power supply/transformer then.
LED’s run on direct current, so the wall wart converts 220v to 5v using either a transformer (old school) or a switching power supply (more likely, same as what a laptop uses).
I’d be surprised if the wall wart didn’t list both input and output voltage and current. That’s required by some kind of regulation.
The key will be what voltage and amperage (or wattage) the panel is designed for. You’ll need a power supply to match the voltage closely, and to (generally) output at least the max amperage the lamp can consume. More voltage is not good, more amperage is fine - a light will only use what it can use.
Well it they hadn’t killed off SMS integration because of “engineering costs” (what a load of horseshit), getting people to switch would be easier.
I had to drop Signal because that was the way I could get people to switch.
Yea, RCS is an ass backwards solution (hardware bound ID… How 1983 of them!).
Its garbage that needs to die.
Its spec’d for that
I dunno, my newest cable modem chews up a boatload of power for no good reason - really pisses me off.
It uses more power (50w) than my 2019 SFF desktop I run as a server, with an 8TB drive (20w).
I know because they both sit on their own smart switches.
Better yet, LemmyShemmy should ask his mom - no reason to do his work for him
Open market cost of psychologist without insurance ranges, but I’ve never paid more than $200 for a consult, and that’s really pushing it.same for a psychiatrist (MD that prescribes meds).
With insurance as little as nothing, but usually the usual copay.
I say this having lived in multiple states, with multiple insurance companies.
Frankly you’re pulling that 5k out of your ass - that’s surgery level charges, pretty serious surgery at that, something requiring general anesthesia.
I’ve seen $50k in charges covered by a $500 copay.
If you can, there’s a project that enables you to archive sites to your own server - archivebox.
I use Joplin with Syncthing and it works fine, so far?
Is there something about it that’s known to have issues with ST that I just haven’t run into yet?
Yea, not having a better view of note titles is a downside. I really like having that high-level view
Why would I?
I use a mesh vpn to manage my servers otherwise, what’s the difference?
Hell I RDP to them all the time (or SSH) - if anything it’s providing another layer of encryption.
Even without a VPS Tailscale will work fine after the router resets.