Sounds like you want something like Zipline. I think I’ve also seen copyparty used similarly if that’s more your thing. Any ShareX-compatible file host would likely get the job done even if you don’t use ShareX.

Here’s an awesome list for this type of file sharing.

I think rathole is unmaintained. It hasn’t been updated in forever and basic features like proxy protocol are just sitting there waiting for a new release to make them available. I ended up replacing rathole with gost and I actually like it better. I can run an identical setup to rathole with straightforward command line parameters instead of a config file (though a config file can also be used).

https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/

A lot of this is GitHub Actions alone, but a lot of it isn’t. I also don’t know how well GitHub tracked outages before the Microsoft acquisition. It’s entirely possible the graph looks so bad because they only took outage tracking seriously after being acquired. I don’t know.

Further related discussion on Hacker News

The standard upgrade command has this behavior though, which is unexpected to people like me and the author. You need a specific flag to tell apt to actually upgrade everything which is not the behavior I expected.

I run one of these free cloud vms as a reverse proxy for my reverse proxy. It runs rathole, which my homelab rathole client connects to, and it patches traffic through ports 80/443 into my homelab to my caddy container. My home ip is never made public and I don’t have to forward any ports at home or worry about traversing NAT. It’s a neat setup, but rathole hasn’t been updated in some time and I’m looking to replace it with an actively developed alternative like gost or connet.

Forgot to check the sub lmao. Still a great app, but it is closed source yeah. My bad!

I don’t know about the rescan requirement you have, but Symfonium handles my very large Jellyfin music library (and supports local libraries and many other libraries as well). Has good equalizer options including volume boost and very good native theming that supports dark mode and material you. Paid app but very well worth it if you listen to lots of music on Android. I’ve been using it for years and it’s regularly updated, I’m very happy with it.

>article about solarpunk

>ai generated cover image

i dont get it man

Almost every single deployment has failed lmao

https://github.com/netgoat-xyz/netgoat/deployments

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Oh my god they’re committing their .env with their “DiamondKey” (different from their API_STREAM_KEY) and they’ve committed TWO .exe files named agent.exe and agent.exe~. They’re also looking for strategic partnerships who should reach out via Discord(???) and Gmail. Their quickstart includes only two things: a link to unpublished docs and the sentence “We recommend datalix for cheap and highly avaliable [sic] vps’ses [sic]” (no closing punctuation like a period, despite that being common throughout the readme). You can tell very obviously which parts were written by the person behind this project and which were generated by an LLM.

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Their 1.0.1-alpha.1 - Syncronizing [sic] versioning - Minor Changes commit rewrites like the entire project??? Very obviously an ai slop project by some teenager who had an idea far beyond their skill level and decided to use ai instead of building up their skills over several years and changing the scope of their project to be a building block towards their idea that helps them develop the knowledge they would actually need to develop a project like this. They’ll realize at some point that they’re in over their head and that fancy code generators don’t magically fix that; I’d be surprised if this project is still being worked on by the end of the year.

I don’t think it’s the direction normies would go. I think they would see that video and have it guide their choices. Otherwise who is the video for?

What do you mean pull out or California? Linux is an open source kernel, not an operating system sold by a company. You install it yourself. Who would be “pulling out” and what would they be pulling out exactly?

LibreOffice works great for me. One of the most useful FOSS softwares I’ve used for school. Do you want to actually elaborate on what about it doesn’t work for you and potentially get help, or just complain into the void?

I use micro editor in the terminal

epr/epy is all I’m familiar with

+1 for Porkbun. They even offer $2/yr <6–9 digit>.xyz domains if you just want a domain for basically free and don’t care about having a nice and pretty one. 01384629.xyz or whatever for $2/yr to give their service a try is well worth it imo. I have one of these as well as a “real” domain I like that’s like $20 or $25/yr. I have no complaints with Porkbun.

Holy moralizing and bad faith presentation from that takedown you linked. I feel like you have to be primed to dislike the guy going in to take that thing seriously. By the end of the essay they were straight up lying about DeVault saying he “bans projects he personally dislikes” which is obviously not what happened to those who read the linked SourceHut TOS change.

Almost the entirety of that takedown is “this guy likes drawn loli art oooooo how DISGUSTING how REVOLTING we just HATED meticulously cataloguing every image he tagged on a booru site but we HAD to look at all this loli porn that we HATE so we could put this dossier together.” I stg these people are all closeted enjoyers of the stuff they run moral crusades against.

Also hilarious that the anonymous author complains about DeVault writing an anonymous report on someone else as a point of contention in their anonymous report on DeVault. These people are so unserious.

Recently switched to ucore. While I cannot for the life of me get SELinux to let my containers run without Permissive mode (my server was previously Endeavour OS and either didn’t have it or I disabled it long ago), I’ve otherwise had great success.

The config is a single yaml file that gets converted into a json file for Ignition, which sets everything up on first boot. It’s an OCI-based immutable distro with automatic updating, so I can mostly just leave it to its own devices and everything has been smooth for the first week I’ve been using it.

My Docker root directory is on a separate drive with plenty of space, so setting up involves directing Docker to that new root directory and basically being done (which my Ignition config handles for me).

This would have zero effect on these metrics. A VPN only routes your connection through a server, which device identification is not affected by.

Jolla released their first smartphone in 2013 after crowdfunding but ultimately the Sailfish OS focus the past number of years now has been offering their software stack for use on other smartphone devices.

This sentence took me so long to decipher. For others struggling, read “has been offering” as “has been to offer”. It’s saying they tried hardware, but ultimately they’ve been offering their software stack to other hardware instead of making their own.

I’ve had this issue and for me using earlyoom helped. My computer ram would fill up and the kernel oom killer wouldn’t trip in time to be helpful. It could just be your memory filling up and your computer not killing the offending process in time.