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  • Wero is set to be integrated into the Deutsche Bank Mobile and Postbank banking apps at a later date, allowing users to choose between the Wero app and their familiar mobile banking app.

    So... still reliant on Google & Amazon then? Or can their apps run independently of those companies?

  • Yes, that was my thoughts - or just have hourly backups where some will work, some won't...

    Bit messy, but simple.

  • True, I'm looking for the slap-the-forehead moments that others can save me from

  • So you're effectively using the LXC as a just a backup traffic coordinator?

    Or, is that on a NAS also keeping a local copy?

  • Hey, so good points there thst I hadn't considered at the time, I was only think of data... good point about the SSH keys, which is exactly what I would've done.

    So, yeah, local backups on each device (kinda a good idea anyway) and then restricted pull from the NAS... nice...

  • Linux @lemmy.world

    Backups.. Pull or Push?

  • Armagetron ?

    Still going...

    I must dig out my copy of Doom3 and see if those servers are still going...

  • Bit too much FUD here.

    Traditional antivirus software does not detect protocol-level misuse.

    I don't think it ever did... you'd be looking for a (N)IDS for that function

    I don't use either application, but I suspect that most of this theory could be used on Jabber clients too...

    It's a novel way to do recon, but you'd already need to know much more about a target to be able to use the data.

    But... good to know about.

  • Thanks, yeah, it looks like the journal is the main way.

    I was also trying last and who, but they didn't help

    And I was hoping there would be an easy systemd approach

  • Linux @lemmy.world

    Laptop uptime - since suspend

  • Just chiming in with my suggestion - if the company's location also benefits you:

    Mythic Beasts

    A private UK company which also hosts VPS in US and NL

    I've moved my domain here and used their DNS API to remove the need to pay for a couple of DynDNS companys.

    0 downtime over... dunno... 5 years?

  • Wow, just looked that one up on Wikipedia... just... wow

  • Linux and BSD have the same heritage, but took slighlty different paths... so they're cousins.

    Look it up on Wikipedia, etc... it's an interesting bit of history.

  • I've tried a few desktop environments and ended back with XFCE... all the whizzy snazzy stuff breaks over time, or get's "up"graded to something I don't like... XFCE just works...

  • This is the way.

    The only way to find the right distro is to try them out, on the end device, with the end user.

  • I bought originals first and then experimented with cheapos from Amazon, Aliexpress, etc... tbh, there wasn't that much difference...

    I don't have the latest seller details to hand, but I've been happy with them all so far... just pay attention to what you're buying; some try to sell other stuff in the same pack - for a similar price - ie I don't think you'll need a spudger / pry tool to replace them.

  • When my Bose QC finally die I'll look for these, but with replaceable earcups, I'm doing ok for... dunno... 10years so far?

    I just assumed that was a normal thing until my daughter's headphones started falling apart (not sure, might've been Beats?) and I realised they couldn't be maintained / repaired.

  • Usually have tmux split into panes with htop, nmon and nload running whilst I'm doing whatever in the final quadrant

    It's interesting to watch what happens on my NAS when I run a backup, to see that the CPU, network and disks don't do what you think they'll do when they do whatever they're doing

  • Yeah, TBH, I dropped NC some years ago because each update almost needed a complete reconfigure.

    I hope this means that they have enough funding to get the bugs squashed.

  • ~/Stuff(1) as well?

  • For a NAS, like, storage on the network, keep it as simple and as reliable as possible,, so avoid Ubuntu and go to the core underlying OS: Debian.

    Then just build up the functionality you need, is SMB, NFS, etc.

    Personally, I went from OMV to a home built NAS, but went with Arch as that's what I use elsewhere (btw), so am comfortable with it, but it's bleeding edge which isn't always the best if some functionality changes when you're not ready for it.

    If you're going for a server running lots of containers, etc, then find whatever the container handler (docker?) is best on... I just put everything on bare metal, so can't advise what's best for containers... probably Debian again...

    But, keep it simple.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Open Source Developers Are Exhausted, Unpaid, and Ready to Walk Away

    itsfoss.com /news/open-source-developers-are-exhausted/
  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Any experience of Diode?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world

    Today, enjoy your self-hosted home automation

    www.techradar.com /news/live/amazon-web-services-alexa-ring-snapchat-fortnite-down-october-2025
  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub

    Stumbled on to StormShield - opinions?

    www.stormshield.com
  • cybersecurity @infosec.pub

    Solar PV vulnerabilities

    www.redhotcyber.com /post/34-000-impianti-solari-a-rischio-hacker-la-sostenibilita-ha-un-lato-oscuro/
  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Ansible Playbook - How do I reverse engineer a running system?

  • Arch Linux @lemmy.ml

    OLD System... Upgrade or re-install?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world

    Automated Cooling

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Vivaldi, now with added VPN

    vivaldi.com /blog/privacy-without-compromise-proton-vpn-is-now-built-into-vivaldi/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Options for "iPlayer will stop working on this device"

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Any MythTV Users Here?

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    NAS vulnerabilities

    www.theregister.com /2024/06/24/mirailike_botnet_zyxel_nas/
  • Arch Linux @lemmy.ml

    Sanity check: Vivaldi high CPU usage

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    pfSense DHCP (& DNS) Performance

  • networking @sh.itjust.works

    pfSense DHCP / DNS performance

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Pause alerts during the night

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Desktop Security

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    XMPP... on a Pi?