I am a Japanese @scanner@bookwyrm.social
If you want to learn to secure your network, try using snort. It’s a popular intrusion preventing system.
Another interesting thing is to host a Wireguard VPN server. You can access your selfhosted services from outside of your house by connecting to the VPN.
In my opinion, learning to setup these kind of things is the most interesting and beneficial way to learn things around them.
Yeah that’s definitely not going to happen lol
Not a direct solution, but I found an interesting feature named SSH console. It won’t enable you to access your NAS directly but instead open SSH in the browser to access it remotely. Then you can somehow put some file on another cloud to access it from host machine. I know it’s not what you want but you know, doesn’t need any software other than a browser this way ;)
wtf why??
Off-topic. You as well could get nuked for this post. Just don’t care
There are a lot of this kind of troubles appearing in Japan these days, such as Big Motor incidents and Johnny’s child abuse scandals. I suspect that these companies have some kinds of collusion between the Japanese government and its related organizations, and the rapport is gradually collapsing (since former president Abe was killed).
Not mild but yeah
I really want to know if someone with no experience on linux can use Vanilla OS without any trouble.
says edgelord
Good for us. There will be a lot of cheap laptops on the market, which we can use for selfhosting and stuff.
Why use Arch when you can do LFS?
overhyped
and I noticed you’re posting the same “meme” on three different communities on different instances.
federation.
copilotremapper.exe