This may be a simple question, but I could not find resources on that. Does creating a VPN into my home network using my router increase my attack surface? What are the security implications of that in general?

Hey guys, I'm searching for a good app that can do the text recognotion stuff the iPhone can. I have a iPhone for work and was quite impressed that it recognizes text and links that good. Is there anything like it on Android? Bonus points if its Open Source.

This is quite an interesting "Documentary" about how internet critics can bend reality on the example of Emil, the Lead Writer of Starfield and Fallout 4.

Hey guys simple question: Do you use self hosting solutions like CasaOS or Yunohost? Why or why don't you?

This is more of a out of curiousity question since I am currently experimenting with different setups. ATM I prefer self hosting solutions because of the easiness of adding services.

Hey guys,

I finally come around and started the journey of self-hosting and decided to get a VPS. After securing it, by making login via public-key default, I installed CasaOS and instantly regretted it since it now can be reached freely from the internet. A while ago, I read that you can limit the incoming connection to only VPN and ssh. And configured a Wireguard-VPN on the server via pivpn. But the server can still be reached from the internet. So what do I have to do now? Is it even the right choice, or am I missing something? How do you guys secure your VPS?

Der Koalitionspartner mag es ihm "nicht ganz leicht machen", sagte Markus Söder am Montagabend bei einer Wahlkampfveranstaltung in Landshut. Aber "ich möchte eine bürgerliche Koalition in Bayern eindeutig behalten. Und ich möchte keine Grünen in der bayerischen Staatsregierung."

In the last few days, I played a lot of the older Tom Clancy Games. One thing I noticed, that they all gone for a more tactical approach, without compromising on the accessibility. You can play it, come back days later and still be decent in it. In today's gaming world, there is a plethora of options of tactical shooter to choose from. Be it "Zero Hour", "Ground Branch" or "Ready or Not". But they all feel so focused on being realistic and hard, while I am searching for something more "arcady". So I am searching for recommendations for some modern tactical shooters, that are still accessible and easy to pop in to even after days of not playing. Bonus if it's single player.

Games I liked: Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, Caliber, SOCOM

A video essay about storytelling in wrestling with Roman Reign as case study.

Nach wenigen Jahren des treuen Dienstes gibt meine Razer Naga Trinity langsam den Geist auf. Jetzt bin ich aktuell auf der Suche nach einem Ersatz, der zum einen hoffentlich länger hält und zum anderen besser unterstützt ist unter Linux. Optimal wäre es, wenn es eine grafische Oberfläche gibt, mit der ich die Buttonfunktionen anpassen kann. Habt ihr das Empfehlungen?