Lol, California unemployment is capped at 450/week. No chance we can afford universal medicare

My ex had to do this a lot. She’s ESL though so I just figured that was the reason.

I’m a softwate engineer and never saw anything like it before myself, but I didn’t think much of it because my own interview process is so fucked up lol.

I’d kill to only have to do that and go through other behaviorals 🤣

Yep you can

You can get a glinet router. They have a WiFi 7 device coming out shortly as well.

I’ve got this set up in home assistant, with smart bulbs that don’t access the internet at all. Its really nice, goes from an orange red in the morning to full white back to orange red. Eventually will get all of the bulbs in my house set up with it but for now I have it only in my room

Automation: https://github.com/basnijholt/adaptive-lighting Bulbs: https://kaufha.com/blf10/

I wish I had a QA like this.

Wonder if there’s a tool for compiling all issues from seperate sources to allow devs with repos hosted on several different platforms to respond easier.

Also feels like a way to get repeat issues more frequently

Pretty sure those two ports are blocked by a lot of IPs because they’re so popular

Got my jetKVM in the mail yesterday. Really sleek build and software. Liking it a lot so far.

Migrated my network to a router running openwrt this past week as well. Having issues with avahi-daemon crash looping, so I haven’t been able to get mdns working in between networks 🤷

Capturing DNS and show of force is normally how they do it. Obviously won’t stop those with the technical know how, but will stop 99% of people.

Logs? Android apps can’t access other android apps logs

Kagi (a paid search engine) has a “fediverse forums” filter option.

Just an FYI, but this domain appears to be on HaGeZi’s Badware Hoster Blocklist

Edit: ah, I see now. Its a free webhost so there may be badware hosted elsewhere on it

DNS logging is the simplest way they’d track you, so you’d limit that

Reverse DNS lookups would be less precise as well as it’d just point to an IP owned by some cloud provider, so they’d have a hard time there

But yes a privacy respecting VPN is better, however I don’t love browsing on a vpn as I hate captchas and like being able to access services I host on my local net

Yep, before I switched to a password manager in college I had 3-4 passwords I would use across all accounts, and I would constantly need to recover accounts because I would forget the PW.

I actually don’t remember the last time I needed to recover an account. Having a password manager has been a massive time savings for me.

Yeah I think I’ve got 600 distinct logins in my bitwarden at this point, lol.

You know the app still works if you deny it loc permissions, right?

To be honest, I thought the ux was the appeal of Zen, since if I wasn’t going to use that I’d probably use Mullvad browser, or vanilla FF with arkenfox

You can also set it up to point at unbound for either recursive resolving of DNS, or resolving over HTTPS/TLS, as right now most DNS traffic is sent over unencrypted connections, meaning your ISP can see all of the domains you are resolving.

You may be interested in checking out IPS/IDS systems as well, to get true intrusion detection