I know worse happens
Such as? I don't think I'll ever attend this kind of event due to geographic and financial constraint.
And I can imagine just bringin my EOL android 12 and using it as is even only cellular is a pretty reckless, but if I just bring clean phone for emergency purpose it should be fine right?
Its really stange seeing kanidm basically never mentioned in these types of threads
I think the no-nonsense, minimal hype and visual contribute to that. Also, the name didn't automatically conjure "authentication" like authentik/authelia/pocket-id does, so maybe people just gloss over it.
I'll probably tried this over now that I'm aware. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
This thread give very strong "sharks are smooth" vibe lol. Thanks for your service.
What's this from?
I never found a metal rendition of a 'softer' song that's better than the original so I got nothing on that.
But here's few of some artis I follow.
Eleanor Rigby - Josh Turner I think most of the song he cover is old (idk I don't really listen to classic song). But good lord, he's talented af.
Jack Conte (CEO of Patreon) are on both of these. Pomplamoose is his band with his wife Nataly Dawn.
Scary pockets brings different singer (and other instrument) each song, mostly funk forward.
Just the 2 of us - Scary Pockets
If you like those two, you probably also like Lawrence
This is just straight up jazz but they're super good. Young Original - Its a lovely day today
Oh, you're actually that corelab. I use your Vaulwarden guide as reference when I rebuild a while ago. Thanks for the write up !
Though, I wish you have something for Traefik and I know you wrote about why you chose SWAG but mine's all docker anyway that's why I go with Traefik.
There's not many articles talking about TF with multiple host without going full Kubernetes. Looking up forward auth (for something without native OIDC) is confusing af.
I think you commented on the wrong post there.
How do you suppose to achieve this with a Death Note?
No starch press has many such books.
"How Linux Works", "The Linux Command Line" is the one I've (partially) read.
There's also Linux From Scratch or maybe just try Arch without the install script if you have spare ssd to boot.
I've found that just selhosting shit will hit some inevitable roadblock, so it tend to end up making you read a whole bunch of documentation and at many points you will encounter new incantations which you also need the docs if you curious enough