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I am not a kernel dev but I am pretty sure all issues/patches are sent/reviewed over the mail list. I think the gh issues are ignored and should probably be turned off.

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• Has privacy laws
• Enforces privacy laws

Good for Australia!

I think I have the same protectli as you and it is awesome. Need it for my 2.5gb uplink. I use openwrt on it… Didn’t really like opnsense. I am more used to linux than bsd.

I host lots of services and get bombarded by scrapers, scanners, and skids both at home and on my VPSs.

I use ipset for the usual blocklists which I download regularly. I also have tarpits on 22/tcp (endlessh). I pipe the IPs from the endlessh logs into fail2ban which feeds the ipsets. I have ipset blocks and fail2ban on my home firewall and all VPSs and coordinate over mqtt. So any fail2ban trigger > mqtt > every ipset block. Touch my 22/tcp anywhere and you get banned instantly everywhere. The program I use for this is called vallumd and it runs on openwrt.

I also put maltrail everywhere but I’m not totally sure how to interpret and respond to the results. Probably will implement a pipe from maltrail to my mqtt > blocklist setup.

I don’t do any network-level adblocking… Might be a future project.

Their interface rocks (no surcharge xmr payments!) but there’s no port forwarding

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It’s 100% nvidia’s fault. AMD has been doing a great job maintaining linux drivers. I recommend it if you are pro-linux.

Can’t compare rocm to cuda though.

As a more advanced user, I have to say, the problems don’t stop. Computers will never be “solved”. They just keep making new puzzles forever. That’s whats fun.

The more advanced you get, well you can solve the easy problems off the top of your head, but now you have new problems and there are zero search results for your error message. If you can’t figure it out from the docs or irc you just have to read source code.

I try to document stuff as I find it, even if it means resurrecting an ancient thread. I often search for things and get one result, and it’s me answering my own question a few years ago.

I think windows users would still use windows even if windows broke into their house and raped their grandma. I can already hear their justifications.

XP was my last dual-boot. XP really wasn’t bad. I always feel like I dodged a the Vista bullet.

Well having the wrong permissions in system files will mess up your system. So when you restore from backup and want the backed-up permissions too.

I uses to use 7z for my archives but it dropped the permissions. Now I tar it first into a .tar.7z aka .t7z when I want maximum compression.

I think it’s beimg discussed as a stopgap solution, much like using --enforce-dns-checkpoints, which would just use the dns system instead of another chain.

Personally I say, stick with DNS for the half-assed patch, spend the resources on long-term solutions.

Rsync is the correct solution. It does exactly what you want and nothing more. A script that uses rsync is future-proof. Other backup solutions depend on the maintenance of the software, which could be abandoned, go up in price, or have vulnerabilities.

Then why is it a soviet flag.

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They bought a farm.bot.

Closed source apps

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