Double VPN, first one is orbot/psiphon and then your VPN.

Easy on Linux, not so easy on other platforms, especially non-rooted android or iphones

Fuck days! We should all just use epoch and that’s it.

Wanna meetup at 1719853000

Sure! What time?

Around 900?

Great!

And they meetup on roughly 1.7.24 17:12:00 GMT

Is GMT and UTC not the same? I’m happy to not have to code for timezones

Don’t over think it, start small, a home server. Then add stuff, you will see that it’s not that crazy.

I personally have just one home server that locally creates encrypted backups and uploads them to backblaze.

This gives me the privacy I need as everything is on my server that I own while also having the backups on a big reliable company.

It’s not perfect but it fits my threat model

Wow! Cool idea! How nice :)

I don’t know why you are getting hate here, great Nipple!

Try the docker version, pretty simple overall

I am surprised that no one mentions this.

Firefly III this is an amazing financial tracking and budgeting tool that literally saves me so much time and money, I even donate monthly since it’s so good and essential to me that I think it’s only fair that the developer gets something back.

I run the official docker with mariadb and it was never an issue for me

One day I will setup my security onion, but I’m procrastinating

I have a router with dd-wrt and I have VLANS where only my “trusted” devices are and another for everything else (like smart things or guests)

But I get your point, thank you!

It does though doesn’t it? since every device needs to be authorized by me first

Arch which is great, but I want to move to FreeBSD or Proxmox for security reasons

The UX designer!

Or at least he would get all of the praise!

Use something like no-ip, you can get a domain for free and renewing it every 30 days with a few clicks is much easier then managing a CA.

The only downside is the TLD but if you don’t care to much about how your domain name looks it really is the best option.

I use no-ip with letsencrypt, the LE bot does the certificate stuff for me, I use a single domain with different ports for each service and no-ip sends an email every 30 days to reconfirm the domain. Simple and easy.

There is Ohmyform which is great but not updated at this point.

It’s really basic, I wouldn’t recommend it as a form builder, more like a nice added feature.

Been using Firefly III for a few years, great tool, good and frequent updates and the developer, while strict, is open for feature requests.