Right, on the casing, which is left behind after shooting. And didn't he only fire one shot? So the entire round was left behind for all but one of them.
I mean, that's a pretty accurate one sentence summary. Only thing that's missing is that a random bystander "recognized" him even though he was wearing a mask and all of the photos we had of the suspect up to that point were 90% eyebrow.
Luigi was missing for a few days, after executing a masterful getaway in the middle of the day in the largest city in the country. Then just randomly shows up at a McDonalds with everything needed to convict him packaged together in a bag. Definitely not unusual at all. Nothing to see here folks! The system works and the police are master investigators. It's impossible to get away with a crime like this!
A reverse proxy from somewhere like Cloudflare would allow you to host without any router config. Plus, it'd give a little more protection against bots, but it's not going to block 100% of them.
I really like duplicacy. It's just a single executable you add to your path, then configure it to back up to basically any remote you want. I don't even bother to run it in a container since it doesn't have dependencies. Encrypted, compressed, deduplicated, incremental backups. The algorithm is pretty slick too. It can back up multiple machines to the same repository, and it'll dedupe across them without any locks required.
Duplicacy CLI is free, and there's a front-end for a reasonable fee. I think $50 for the first year, then $10 for every subsequent year.
For storage, you can just go with whatever is cheapest/easiest. I use a gdrive I'm paying for regardless for effectively free storage. But if I didn't have that, Hetzner seems very appealing. I think it's $4/mo for 1TB? Very reasonable, and you wouldn't need to worry about api calls or chunk size / file count like you would with S3/B2/StorJ.
Not to worry! They're passing a law now mandating that airbags are left out of cars by default. Anyone that wants them can easily get them. You just need to schedule an appointment with your dealer, they'll inspect your car and maybe give you a permission slip, which you can then take to your local car toys who will then install airbags for you. You can then request reimbursement of the dealer and car toys fees from your manufacturer, however they are heavily incentivized to not pay.
Agree, that'd be awesome. However, it's probably not worth their time to create/maintain/support a self-hostable backup server/integration since this has been possible for many years now via Signal's existing backup functionality. You can backup Signal to device storage, then sync that to a remote server using Syncthing or whatever else. Not super user friendly, but neither is hosting your own server.
Can you prove they don't already?