you are right to be careful here. But it certainly is also not a "requirement to deploy jellyfin" either. It's just a good practice to minimize attack surface, no matter what you expose. Unless it's meant for the general public and advertised, then this makes little sense :-)

Also, most selfhosters have at best one IP to use. This helps with the one-IP-multiple-webservices problem anyway.

I put mine behind a reverse proxy, like any sane person would. Configure an original sni and you are basically invisible. (Tls1.3, doh/dot make it even better, depending on your threat model, but most likely overkill)

I'm vibe coding my new game "The Milgram Experiment" right now - need to profit from all this social media hype!

Be assured, I am screaming!

Certainly not

I feel unable to judge without seeing the actual table.

but it's easy to calculate and compare with other offers. it does not stop working without subscription, which is the case with many other subscription models. actually I think it's reasonable, as it also provides an incentive to continue supporting old models to the company and properly reflects the economic facts surrounding the product.

like, if you buy Samsung or whatever, this cost is also part of the price. if you lose or brick your phone, you still paid for updates you'll never have the chance to install.

but of course it's important info one should be aware of when buying this phone

Your comment made me actually open the article. Sadly your comment seems to be fake. I want to believe!!

well, there is always this one heart warming story: https://www.nbcnews.com/world/russia/american-family-moved-russia-seeking-better-life-got-drawn-war-ukraine-rcna220463

great win for USA

Googled the Professor, found plenty of Screenshots like this and an article from 2022

https://www.tuko.co.ke/people/486766-kenyan-university-lecturer-rejects-students-thesis-dedicated-boyfriend/

am german. can confirm.

There's nothing wrong with rainbow tables. Printing them sounds a bit excessive, though.

and of course you need to tag the new network on all your switches, routers, APs... not to forget testing and integration in your monitoring system. 45 minutes is absolutely fine.

Just release the server code. nothing new has to be created. The industries claim of being liable for user content in this scenario is just bull

bah, you just run the script that shows an unconditional [x] done. you can check the details later!

And, btw, the Android thing also doesn't affect anyone without gapps. Chill out.

so only 99% are affected, that really calms me down.

Many services that are connected to finance/payment require gapps, car sharing, banking etc.

you are right about secure boot, but this was rolled out with proper alternative routes from the beginning. i did not see anything like this for Android at this time

Good to see that they are fighting on this front, too.

The garden hose as a snorkel is completely different. The air pressure is at above sea-level pressure, while your lungs are compressed by the weight of the ocean - so depending on your depth.

These bags, as depicted, are also under pressure at roughly the same depth as your lungs. So you can easily breath. It's just that the volume of the air gets smaller as you press the bag under water.

To overcome the force pushing the bag upwards, you can use stones or lead, like scuba divers do. It might be less flexible as the volume of the bag changes with depth in contrary to modern scuba diving equipment. So surely depth will be limited, but it's not as bad as you depict it.

https://codeberg.org/svewa/MedicalCalendarLog

I use this every day to keep track of my medication, remind me of stuff I want to do regularly (measure weight, take specific meds but also chores). Disclaimer: I'm the author, could not find anything alike.

actually, if you draw the time line in two dimensions, it resembles the words "Jeremy Beremy" "Jeremy Bearimy" and is also circular.