I started using linkwarden to archive their documentation for various things just so I know I’m not crazy when it changes.

Then it creates the opportunity (need) for an open sourced client, if that ever happens, I’m confident the community will come together and make one using the currently known API calls.

I’ve been hosting it for a couple years now and question why it took me so long.

If you did the annual security ‘check-up’ you got an extra 2GB (maybe it was just 1GB and I did it a couple of years).

That makes it even funnier that they want a backdoor added to it… Don’t they realize that a government mandated backdoor is still a backdoor anyone can use?

2x would be the multiplication, as we go left to right you would do the multiplication, then go back and do the addition. In what world would 2x not mean 2 multiplied by the value of x?

Its the cleanest thing ever when people understand the basics of math (like what symbol, or lack there of, means what).

Really depends on which way the dude is going. It said that he is due North and running at 5 feet per second, is he running east? If so they would be like 4 feet apart, unless he started 4 feet further West than she did.

Really need some more info for this dumb word problem.

Much more fun to use linuxgsm and docker, also a bit easier in my personal opinion… https://github.com/GameServerManagers/docker-linuxgsm

IPv6 is disabled at the firewall. I’m just not in a hurry to redo my network.

Personal opinion, IPv6 has been on the table so long it’s no longer something I think about. 20 years ago I thought it was going to be amazing.

Yeah but any authentication I cannot control, is to me, not that secure. I can’t even log into my Plex setup from work because even though it is hosted at my home, it requires a connection to Plex’s infrastructure for login and I haven’t been able to find any OIDC options to use my own IdP. I’m definitely in the minority of their users for wanting to be able to use my own personal authentication.

Totally not the software your asking about, but Remotely worked really well when I needed to help out the mother-in-law (https://github.com/immense/Remotely).

My Gmail had 17 or 19GB last time I checked… Gotta love when they would give you extra storage just for doing a ‘security check’.

I’d personally hate to use one of these for any of those jobs, I’d need a ladder to get the fucking ladder out of the bed. Ignore me, I’m just getting old and confused as to why the truck keeps getting bigger, but the bed keeps getting smaller. Even a shitbox from 1995 has a full 8 foot bed but for some damn reason, now they are almost impossible to find.

That’s getting to be an old reference but still 100% accurate!

I’m in the camp that believes I’m not that interesting of a target, Bitwarden is a much better target than my Vaultwarden instance. Do I believe that makes me invisible to attackers, nope; if someone is targeting you, relying on an external company doesn’t protect you, it just shifts the risks to them on paper.

Well I guess that means I can’t buy games from PSN anymore, long live physical discs.

If I’m going Mint, it’s gonna be LMDE. I’ve always been a fan of Debian though.

It would be tight, but not as impossible as it feels now; 680 seems a little low, my math had it closer to 730-ish. My mom got 40+ hours every week at a convenience store around that time, granted we didn’t have a new car (ever), but comparing it to now it seems impossible.

Maybe I’m misremembering but rent was cheap not very long ago, in early 2004-ish I was paying $250/mo for a very small 2 bed house and the lady I ended up marrying had just moved out of a single-wide trailer that she was paying $100/mo for. At that point I was working at one of the same stores my mother had worked at except I was getting $5.15/hr (minimum wage at the time).

Now it seems like cheap rent is 5x that much and minimum wage here is still just $7.15.

They did, that particular model was under 12k though so you were looking at 200-ish a month (5 year loan at 8%-ish) which was totally possible on the minimum wage of the day ($4.25/hr).

So glad my recent one has never seen the internet… Guess it will be my last Bravia.