A group of seals is a pod!

I think a pretty good solution for this, specific to mobile, is to require users to approve an update when permissions have changed. Most non technical users don’t understand old software can contain security issues, they purely view updates as new bells and whistles. If these apps are actually malicious, they aren’t going to include their new keylogger in the release notes nor release on fdroid. I think automatic updates for the predominantly non technical population is still safer.

Then you log into GitHub to work with almost any other open source project. Issues, PRs, blah blah blah.

Exactly that!

I suppose I meant so far as priorities, I wasn’t clear. Hosting OSS seems like it would be one of the first things to federate imo.

I have no idea how this wasn’t a lower hanging fruit. If theres one social service I want federated, its a git server.

Please share the commands you’ve been trying

Lets see…

• nord vpn client
• qbittorrent (through nord vpn)
• proxy server (through nord vpn)
• wireguard vpn server
• ssh client so I can port forward through the vpn server to/from connected clients
• jellyfin
• ntfy (self hosted notifications)
• pi-hole (vital for the local dns)
• nginx
• gitea
• wallabag
• minecraft server
• container registery
• smb share for my friend (I help them with content creation)
• smb share for a live recording profile I set up on android

Those are just docker containers, it also is a backup server for all the devices I own. It also runs all non sensitive data on an unencrypted partition then will auto decrypt the sensitive partion through ssh via my desktop. This means my vpn server will always run so I can connect, wake on lan my desktop, decrypt it and log in. Im sure I’m missing things.