But in this case there’s nothing to be liable for. The AWS bill had nothing to do with DN42’s trolling. It is not clear how much in tokens their trolling cost, but the figure provided in the headline refers to the provisioned AWS resources. Had the scanning been actually performed, it could have been even higher.

I have zero idea about maintaining pools like these and if peroxide on its own is enough to get the job done (or if it’s just a bandaid for a couple of days), but why would they use these small jugs? Wouldn’t it be more efficient and cheaper (per unit volume) to get a huge tank of that stuff?

Nice read.

If you are the only user of your Immich instance, you can put it behind Tailscale and block outside traffic altogether.

I’ve recently set up Immich as well, but on my own infrastructure, with Tailscale for access from outside my home network

The map is utter bullshit and tbh I got no idea why this image was used, but smells of disinformation. Every single one of the listed locations is inside Russian territory and had never been Ukrainian.

The cities listed in this summary

• Kirishi
• Perm
• Yaroslavl
• Ryazan
• Kstovo
• ”Kstovo na bis” which I understand as “Kstovo for the encore”
• Syzran
• Tuapse
• Volgograd
• Saratov

Edit: just to make it extra clear - from all of these Tuapse is the closest to the frontline, and it’s still over 500km / 300mi away from where the fighting is taking place. The Kerch bridge, which was the 2014 Ukrainian-Russian border, is right in the middle, at nearly 250km/150mi from Tuapse