zeluko

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[–] zeluko@kbin.social 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (3 children)

If it was just forked, cant you just switch the package/container-image and be done?

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 3 points 2 years ago

Magic lock icon is easy, hard is it to block attacks and being able to do very little about it.
Spoofed packets, server providers not caring what their customers do, many abuse email adresses dont even work.
Keyless SSL would be nice and i'd use it. I have my own keys, but its for Enterprise customers only.

I am not using Cloudflare as i dont like them handling like 80% of all traffic. But as website owner i can understand why someone would still choose them..

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 28 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I dont see the "manager" part in your zip archive..
More like a bunch of text files.. and you are doing the job of the manager

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

afaik, most if not all modern browsers and clients in e.g. apps, use Diffie-Hellman key exchange in TLS.
Some Apps go even further and implmement certificate pinning, only allowing a set of specific certificates the server is allowed to "present".

You can only break it by an active Man in the middle attack, presenting your own Diffie-hellman parameters toeachother and signing them with a certificate the client trusts (we can probably assume US agencies have access to some CA keys and can do this)

I dont think this is very feaseable on a large scale as you'd need to intercept every interesting connection, break the handshake, risking detection, and further proxy and process the whole traffic.
Metadata will be more juicy en mass than the content and easier to obtain with less risks.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 6 points 2 years ago

Well the USA is known to only tackle problems as they arise instead of before they could do damage.
Creates a freedom for companies to exploit and consumers often cant or wont sue them.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago

Went from debian to arch and oh boy i like it.
Bleeding edge for the latest features (most of them stable), Arch Wiki is awesome and the AUR is really nice to have for managing and installing software from external sources.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago

Die PIs sind mMn. ihr Geld nicht mehr Wert.
Für den Preis eines Pi4 und erst recht 5 gibts auch PCs, mit vernünftiger Hardware (x86 architektur, steckplätze, keine komischen hacks).
Nen alter Pi3B vielleicht, aber auch sehr limitierend.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Prinzipiell egal, hauptsache die Performance und Steckplätze passen für dich.
Ich hab hier einfach nen alten PC genommen, aber Stromverbrauch ist aktuell natürlich auch wichtig.

Glaube nicht, dass du speziell nen Board mit Laptop-CPU brauchst um sparsam zu sein.
Und wenn der ein paar Euro mehr pro Monat kostet an Strom ist das ja auch nicht soo schlimm, wenn du dafür z.B. günstiger Ersatz bekommst und mehr Steckplätze (sofern du die brauchst).

Vielleicht ist so ein MiniPC (z.B. Dell Optiplex) ja etwas für dich, teils passiv gekühlt und klein.
Glaub die gibts gebraucht aber nicht mehr günstig, weil da ein regelrechter Boom herum entstanden ist.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (2 children)

Ich bin ja ein fan von selber bauen, die ganzen Systeme sind mir alle zu unflexibel, vor allem im engen zusammenspiel. Muss man dann aber eben machen und warten können.
Als basis ist OpenMediaVault aber sicher nicht verkehrt.

Meine Systeme laufen mit Proxmox, die Dienste dann in VMs, dann hat man ein system und kann beliebig andere Sache getrennt voneinander machen.
Alternativ können auch projekte wie Openmediavault oder TrueNas VMs verwalten, aber eben anders.

Hardware redundanz sollte schon sein, ist eben nicht gleich zu setzen zu einem Backup, spart vor allem Zeit und Nerven.
ZFS RaidZ1 (Z2 bei HDDs ab 10TB je nach Platten empfohlen) ist super, 1 Platte ausfall-sicherheit + Performance verbesserung durch mehr Festplatten und Komprimierung.
Features wie Snapshots und vereinfachte Speichernutzung sind auch nett.
Evtl. kleine SSD als Cache um performance zu erhöhen je nach Anwendung.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 4 points 2 years ago

The business offers are pretty good. Its like 15€/M for real Unlimited and full Speed. And even has 2 Sim cards included.
But the reception and speed you get are not very good overall once you leave cities, the best provider is only a bit better than the worst..
thanks CDU, having to spend lots of money for frequency rights really helped get better service.

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 1 points 2 years ago

mhh.. ianal, but if its not mentioned that its pulled back or under which circumstances you will get the bonus, then they cant do much.
But unfortunately in the end the one with the most ressources will be able to intimidate theother one.. so can be risky

[–] zeluko@kbin.social 5 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Instead of hearing about the bonus maybe being pulled back.. just read the contract?
And even if you would have to give it back.. just park it until its free to use (assuming you dont actually need it)

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