Just look at him.
Then look at his list of girlfriends. Actresses and models (and a kardashian).
The man is consistently dating 10s and he’s a solid great personality.
Just look at him.
Then look at his list of girlfriends. Actresses and models (and a kardashian).
The man is consistently dating 10s and he’s a solid great personality.
I expose homeasssistant via nginx. I run snort and I can assure you I am constantly getting hits. I haven’t tuned it much, so I’m sure there’s false positives in there but I’m equally sure there’s false negatives.
If you can’t figure out how to set up docker, set up a reverse proxy, check and configure TLS, you definitely aren’t ready for self hosting. It’s a highly technical exercise and one bad move will make your Internet connection part of a botnet. (Arguably, you don’t even need to be self hosting for that, but there’s no point in making it easy).
I believe it’s never been easier to set up a home server. I set up Tailscale in between sips of coffee one day and my mind (as an almost-grizzled sysadmin) was blown. My non technical family members can set up a VPN in 10 minutes. It’s a terrible security practice, but there’s pipe-to-bash scripts everywhere now that get things set up and running in minutes. You want Homeassistant container on proxmox? Burn the proxmox image to a usb, boot and install, then run this command. Boom. Homeassistant in a container. Let’s do pihole - another script and we’re done.
It’s ludicrously easy to get going compared to even 10 years ago.
Yes, when you want to change a setting, or configure it for local use, it’s more complicated. But that’s the way it’s always been, and that’s how I learn - follow the cookbook, and then realize you need to change this piece, which requires understanding that piece, and there you go.
Part of the world is the outside, without external stimulus of music or a screen.
I can consume all those things without music playing steadily in my ears, and I would venture to say I prefer to enjoy arts, history, geography, literature, science, philosophy, film, games etc. without steady noise being pumped into my skull. Sometimes I do it while conversing with another person or several people.
At other times, I can listen to music. But I don’t complain that life has lost its lustre because my phone can’t play my music!
Good footage. AI slop commentary.
The SEO referral blog scum are what I believe OP is talking about. The reason I get to page 3 before finding anything useful.
That’s not what I said
It’s also one of the last bastions of hard work paying off.
Except private equity is increasingly getting involved.
When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure; the more a quantitative indicator is used for decision-making, the more it corrupts the process it is intended to monitor.
It also imposes fines of up to $500,000 per day on doctors who take "concerted action" to challenge the government's policies.
So, collective bargaining is out then.
Why would anyone want a single-service infrastructure to be privatized? There’s economically and practically only room for one tram line, train line, water line, electrical line, etc. Therefore, competition is unlikely, which means that privatization is going to hurt the service.
That’s, erm, life m8.
For those wondering, it’s Ante Meridiem and Post Meridiem. It’s Latin.