Put the app into a docker container?
tux7350
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A student pilots license can be acquired by going to the local airport and asking for one. There is no testing or requirements to get one, just an application. Once your instructor is confident you can fly they can endorse you to fly solo.
In the US you only need 40 hours of flight time to get a Private Pilot license. To fly commercially for a job, you need 190 or 250 depending on if you go to a college flight program.
Apart of those 40 hours of flying, 10 of them must be solo hours. So this pilot has absolutely landed by themselves before.
Its always surprising to learn that a hair stylist in New York state is required to take a 300 hour course, but a commercial pilot needs less flight hours.
But the central service for those keys is only sharing the public key. Only the recipient can decrypt the message.
The only information it would give out is "this IP downloaded this public key". Which can easily be covered up with multiple downloads from different IPs. You really only need to do this once per recipient too, once you have the public key you can just always keep a copy.
Shit, if your already using GnuPG, encrypt a file that's got all your friends public keys. When you need to send a message, decrypt your file and grab the key you need.
Even worse. Given the boot, the sliver of woodland green MARPAT camo, and the ID card reader in the keyboard, this is some dumb ass Marine.
Thats not just sushi dipped in ranch. Thats PX gas station sushi dipped in ranch.
Holy shit I cant say that enough about Powershell. If you're managing Windows machines in a corporate environment, powershell will make you seem like a wizard.
For OP, Check out the book "Learn Powershell in a month of lunches". Each chapter is setup to be read in 30 minutes with a 30 minute exercise. That book has saved my butt on more than one occasion with the skills I learned.
Docker for desktop will also let you run a lot of services
What do you mean? The order stays the same lol
They really just want to stop service members from putting "Jedi Knight" on their dog tag under the religion section. Not joking lol
My issue with the gaming laptop is the massive brick needed to charge. My laptop has a 4070 and requires a 280w barrel jack charger to fully power it. The brick is about the same size as my steam deck lol since I travel for work I have to carry that laptop. Even better I use the same charger for my laptop and steam deck.
Does your gaming laptop have a large brick? How do you manage if so?
Cold boot attacks?
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Agreed, I believe "I think, therefore, I am." sums that up well.