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SayCyberOnceMore

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  • Mail servers?

    How are you finding that these days? I thought all the anti-spam stuff meant that self-hosted email was just not worth it these days?

  • Best thing: map little bits of any area you're in and then you're not pin pointing yourself.

    But as someone else pointed out, you don't have to upload at the time you're doing the clarifications, so it's very low risk of someone working out where you are.

  • Every little bit helps to improve the maps for everyone else..

  • Nice! Ok, I've been doing this for a couple of years, but I think SC just shows actual number of days something was entered

    But.. #303... I've got a looong way to go

    (I bet you're a delivery driver 😉)

  • Yeah, you get Quests and "unlock" things - which is mostly links to sites that use OSM data for interesting things.

    It's fun for a bit, but I'm glad that after a while you don't see them anymore...

    I'm happy just recording the opening times for a decent friendly restaurant... and the name of a bustop... and house numbers... and street lighting... and...

    Edit: Oh and I've covered 7 countries by the look of it. Canada and EU mostly...

  • StreetComplete... Global Rank: #1567 Local Rank: #131 Days Active: 370

    You're welcome 😉

  • Employee satisfaction results (mid-year reviews)

    Living the dream...

  • The EU has ? ... to start somewhere.

    Don't let overwhelming odds paralize you into doing nothing, just start... the rest will fall into place.

    • Lets Encrypt...
    • Backblaze (for now, until I find an alternative closer to home)
    • Email
  • So, if I've not had a UEFI update in

    <years>

    to update the Secureboot cert, wouldn't this affect any OS? Ie Windows too?

  • 🤷🏻

    No idea.

  • There were a couple of distros that specialised in running MythTv, but AFAIK they're unmaintained now.

    My MythTv box is home built (on Arch btw), and is fine...

    Most important point is to find how to enable Hotel Mode on a TV to get it to power up on the correct video input, rather than the local tuner, menu, etc

  • What, live during the interview? Jeez...

    I've interviewed a few people and I get them to tell me a story about something from their job history ... if they're reading stuff off the screen it's then really obvious for a looooong time

  • If you only have 2 laptops and they are both going to search externsl DNS, then there's probably still no point in local DNS

    To refer to each other - presuming they have static IPs - just update their /etc/hosts with the other device's IP address and that will speed things up

  • It's worth putting a single caching DNS resolver in the network for everything to use, but I don't see an advantage on a single device.

    The first DNS query will take as long as it takes, then the tiny few mSec it saves on subsequent "1st" queries for everyone else makes the difference

    Also, but blocklists in that DNS Resolver and you'll improve your entire network from trying to lookup crazy sites.

  • Very good point.

    Really, these are just ISP endpoint selectors... they're not really a P2P VPN

  • 🤗

  • Gparted (Live)

  • Hmm, I setup a Proxmox machine a while back because, well, all the cool kids seemed to do it - and plenty of "support" on youtube

    I found Incus and it just seemed better, but it was harder to find info on (back then) and seemed a little unready

    Now, I regret not sticking with my gut instinct as I've got to basically rip out Proxmox to get Incus in, which means all my VMs are prisoners (and us: 1 VM is Home Assistant!)

    So, do you know if it's possible to migrate my VMs across to Incus, or is it literally wipe drive, start again?

    (Obviously the data in each VM can be backed up & restored into new VMs)