Nope, I’m accessible on the WAN and the webserver is intentionally public facing.
Edit: AllowUsers in sshd.conf is my access control
Nope, I’m accessible on the WAN and the webserver is intentionally public facing.
Edit: AllowUsers in sshd.conf is my access control
I operate SSH, nginx, and uvicorn like this:
SSH
nginx
uvicorn
and a firewall runs on top of everything in a hardened kernel. I’m self taught, so I could be missing something obvious and this setup has been reliable for me for a few years.


IMO everyone ought to know how to assess scene safety.
Hi, Svoyak! What do you think of Lemmy? (Хи, Свояк! Вхат до ёу тхинк оф Леммы?)
What is your name? (вхат ис ёур намэ?)


Yes, very effective. I worked in commercial construction for a few years.
We didn’t use paint, but the gist is the same. A black EPDM roof may reflect about 5% of incident irradiance and a white TPO roof reflects about 80% which means that a white TPO roof reflects 16x more light than a black EPDM roof and the black roof absorbs 4.75x more than the white.
This means white is easier to cool in the summer and black is may be easier to heat in the winter, but the amount of sun in the winter is less so its not like 1:1.
I’ve been using this for years, love it
and there’s people at home
Quitting drinking


Post programming questions online and you’ll inevitably get someone saying, “don’t reinvent the wheel.” Why is it so bad to step outside the box?
Am I reinventing the wheel when I use ext4 as a key value store instead of Redis? Or a sorted fixed-width binary file to lookup a relation instead of Sqlite?
I think for answering programming questions, the default answers are like a one-size fits all t-shirt. Yeah, they will always cover you up… but usually not “optimal.” Why is that? I think its because these are common solutions that everyone understands even though there are many ways to skin a cat.
It definitely leads to cargo culting.


Add stuff and flavor. When it comes to ramen, more is more.
I usually use some combination of these:
Stuff:
Flavor:
Really anything that’s fresh from the grocery store can be cooked and added.
It’s also examining one’s own personal consumption patterns. The more one engages with it, the more exposure he or she has.


It makes me mad how people refuse to even consider alternatives and open their mind a bit. What do you think?
I’ve experienced this. For me, it was important to be able to communicate w people AND to not give all my data to Facebook apple or google. Since I can’t make ppl care about privacy, the best I could do was stick w SMS/MMS.
Obv, messages I send to ppl who use and android or apple device still get sent up to the mother ship by the receiving device… but I can’t control that.
There are a lot of great apps out there and Signal is one of em. I think if Signal still sent SMS/MMS to ppl without it… I’d reinstall. But without that, I’d be using it all alone.
Im getting rambly… what do I think? I think it would be healthy to move on


This fella pedals
I try to maintain a habit of starting. Finishing a task is obv a noble goal and building the habiting of starting helps me get there.


Spam is as old as the internet. I think a public service with zero moderation is going to have spam without moderation.
Congrats, great life choice
You have multiple external drives. Are they USB? How many?
Are they not usually plugged in? Is there a requirement to keep them air gapped between syncs?
Like others have said, a shell script that calls rsync is maybe the way to go and with some more information on number of drives, drive interface type, and air gap requirements it may change