Not updating stuff + Public sign ups enabled (did you even read the setup guide?) + Unrestricted internet access

Yeah I wonder what could possibly go wrong…

But great writeup

This e-waste would not exist if certain people wouldn’t buy Apple devices in the first place…

To this day it is beyond me why people spend hours upon hours in reverse engineering the most proprietary manufactured hardware on earth and shoving more free money down Apples throat instead of just buying something else.

Quelle: Bild - Immer glaubwürdig und richtig

Wireguard is blocked in my country

RIP

Chromebooks are what everyone’s using in school

Hi European person here. We’re not dumbfuckistan (US) so cut your US defaultism. Our school PC usually run Windows 7 or later.

Oh and we also don’t use school equipment for gaming with Epic Games…

Chromebooks are the new frontier

famous German author

You could ask 100k Germans and maybe 1 person knows who he is.

Drop the famous.

I’m looking for a tool that will clone my volumes and containers

???

Assuming you’re using docker compose because not doing that when running 27 containers would be insane:

• docker compose down
• Copy all stuff over
• docker compose up

Congratulations you now have some free bugs on-board

That’s a problem of the underlying syncing software or https://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html

Cool, cool. Keepass(XC) has exactly the same features.

KISS: Just use something that works using files like KeePass and sync it via WebDAV, OneDrive, Floppy disks or whatever.

I’m not sure why anyone - to this day - keeps using these hosted/remote password manager crapware in the first place.

That guy did 68.5k comments in ~1.5 years. WTF? That’s like ~140 comments per day.

Just get rid of this bot altogether. People can just copy paste the stuff that they don’t know into a search engine.

A random comment by a bot - that 80% of the viewers don’t even need and read - is neither good visible nor helpful.

Well it’s “free” but it quite a lot of caveats, restrictions and requires signing up.

Regarding Codeberg:

• Codeberg only services free and open source projects
• There are other limitatiosns:
  • They don’t provide a free, well designed and isolated CI like GitHub does
  • The space of Packages/Registry is limited
• As it’s quite niche there are a lot less people on that platform in general
• Although GitHub is under fire for their uptime: The uptime of Codeberg is quite comparable to GitHub, when having a look at the functionality that both platforms have in common.

Regarding self-hosting:

• Too expensive / time intensive for most devs that just want to code

https://github.com/wg-easy/wg-easy

Needs like 100MB RAM to run, so it can basically run on almost anything. If you like some extra security: Do another layer of authentication in the reverse proxy that faces the internet.