I’m surprised it was nos encrypted already.

Any one can silently hear their frequency. I looks like an easy way to know if police is coming your way, and how avoid them.

I also assume it’s an expired certificate.

See, this is what happens when certificates are not renewed automatically.

The article says the projectos are discontinued. That’s probably the reason no one is monitoring these certs.

Another glorious benefit of DRM.

It’s not a good idea to let children go wherever part of the city they want to go. Specially for no-go zones in the city.

Internet should be treated like streets. If you trust a teenager to go outside with certain restrictions of time and places, same should apply for internet.

But a minor who barely reads shouldn’t be alone in the streets all day. The same for the Internet. Similar dangers may be involved.

Those who don’t understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly. ~HS

You may have one psql server per region and then use Bucardo to synchronize them.

I’ve never done this in production, so take my advice with a grain of salt.

Thank you for your service.

This is just someone hating golf lol

At least in my country every city, no matter how small, have some public football pitch. And almost every neighborhood have some mini pitch. I have no data, but I’m pretty sure that football sums way more area around the globe than golf.

Which makes sense since football is fun af

Just an unrelated correction:

why= por qué

because= porque

Anyways, I agree your comment. Why not both?

In my home country there’s a lot of wasted money in college, and sports is not among that. I wish they had a decent team.

KeepassXC + Syncthing is my personal solution to keep my credentials and sensitive data across my devices.

UI/UX 101, my friend.

If people are used to see specific symbols for years is hard for them to use different ones.

There’s a reason why floppy disk is still the icon for “save”.

Those people drive cars on the road!

Imagine if they change all road signs designs suddenly before you go for a ride.

Since you posted it in a selfhosting community, this is the feeling I get:

tmux gang be like: ctrl-b, c

screen boomers be like: ctrl-a, c

Arcaeologisis: They were close friends. Roomates.

Title is sensationalist bs. People obsessed with elmo again.

Although it would be cool to know how normal is to lose units to the atmosphere.

We in Chile we kiss only once. Right side of the face. The fist time I greeted a spanish woman I was confused as hell.

wrong: you press esc multiple times to make sure you are in normal mode.

This post is more suitable for a shitpost community rather than a technology one.

Also, I suspect that people with a fixation to tesla/elmo have some secret love & hate issue.

If you hate the brand, stop making free ads for it.

That’s why it’s not always an option.

Some servers have some kind remote console hardware, with their own security issues.

Your “threat model” is important too. Do you expect that server to get stolen? If it happens, is there critical data that should not leak?

Maybe you need to encrypt a directory, and not the whole drive.

If the device get stolen, your drive and its files can be easily read.

Other attacks like malware or ransomware are almost the same if the drive is encrypted or not.

Disk encryption is important for laptops and phones because these devices are frequently stolen. For desktop or servers is still good idea, though.

You’re right.

I used the phrase “wrong ideas” precisely to evoke that sentiment. Stallman’s ideas may be “wrong” for us, for good reasons. But that doesn’t make them objectively wrong. And he doesn’t seem to cross any legal boundary using his blog to defend some ideas we don’t like.

And neither should we mix the work of FSF with Stallman’s weird blog posts.