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PSA: Next version of FreshRSS will have a breaking change for users with feeds in local network (think RSS-Bridge or RSSHub) to improve security
Breaking change in #FreshRSS for those of you with feeds on your local network such as RSS-Bridge or RSSHub: for improving security (SSRF), local addresses must be added to your allowed list. There are a Web UI and an environment variable INTERNAL_HOST_ALLOWLIST, whichever is easiest. Breaking changes in FreshRSS are rare, but this has been made default since not everybody is able to properly isolate their services. This has just landed in the rolling release (edge). Tests welcome.
Les lieux où se rafraîchir à Paris
Vu la chaleur, ça me semble d'utilité publique de vous partager ceci !
https://www.paris.fr/pages/paris-active-le-plan-canicule-de-niveau-3-6921Open linkView original on lemmy.blackeco.comADUO in F1: Red Bull engine top rated by FIA as Mercedes, Ferrari granted upgrades for 2026 Formula 1 season
https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/13551591/aduo-in-f1-red-bull-engine-top-rated-by-fia-as-mercedes-ferrari-granted-upgrades-for-2026-formula-1-seasonOpen linkView original on lemmy.blackeco.comHow to unlink Microsoft account without being logged-in?
Hello,
Last week-end, someone came to me with a peculiar issue: their Windows account was linked to a Microsoft account that somehow no longer exists, preventing them from logging in. From then, the solution appeared simple: transform the account into a local one.
Unfortunately, all the resources I found online presumes that you are logged into the account you want to unlink, which wasn't possible. And unfortunately, you can't unlink said account from an Administrator account either.
Since the computer was brand new and barely touched, I ended up enabling the Administrator account, creating a new local account and deleting the problematic account.
My question is: if the situation was to happen again, but I cannot delete spare to lose data on the locked account, what should I do?
What is this piece named and is there a non-destructive way to remove it?
Hello, I'm trying to replace the power cord of an air fryer and there are these white caps that connect each leads. I would like to know if they can be removed without being destroyed, I quickly tried with flat pliers but it did no budge.





