Is that an invite?
midas
joined 2 years ago
Lmao that's ridiculous
Eh that's a bridge people will cross then.
This is some great stuff, Ima give it a shot
I've got an oppo reno8. Before I got this phone I promised myself I'd do a bunch of research to find a phone that was better than what I had, and that I could root.
In the end life got in the way and I just got a higher number phone (went from oppo reno 4 to 8) because I knew the phone was OK. Kinda regret it now
Oldschool runescape, after that probably a football manager game
That's a rabbit hole lol, ended up on some gitea repo with 'liberated instances' where free speech* is allowed
*exceptions made for things they don't agree with probably.
An IDE is one of those things that earns itself back very quickly imo. If I compare my hourly rate to what a yearly subscription of intellij costs it's a no-brainer
Fair enough but at least they're getting paid
Show me your bread
Is that egg?
First you've got to determine where threats can come from, then which surfaces are vulnerable and eventually the reach. In short what I mean:
SSH port (default 22) is high on the threat encounter level. Lots of bots try to scan every host they can find for an open SSH port. The risk is high because this is a doorway to your network. There's honestly no good reason to have port 22 open to your home. Get tailscale vpn. There are alternatives, I use tailscale, it's great.
When youre hosting apps, they can also be vulnerable. Keep them updated and you'll mostly be fine. There are levels of security. Super super secure is creating seperate networks for these apps so they can't access others. Bit much imo. Use non-rooted docker, enough of a sandbox.
In the end you're a small fish in a big pond, not saying you should be a cowboy but with a few decent measures you should be OK.
Tl;dr