Big ag here, responsible consumption of sugar and corn-based sweeteners may provide health benefits.

NetBSD

I dailied NetBSD for 5 or 6 years until I replaced my ancient laptop. The new laptops wifi chipset wasn’t supported so I moved on to Linux. I still read NetBSD and pkgsrc release notes, but its not like it was.

I bought like $20k of INTC when it was $19 and sold at $25

I kept my last phone maybe 5 years. I replaced it because my bank’s app no longer supported the old Android version and the mfg no longer provided updates.

I replaced it with a !LineageOS@lemmy.ml device because I decided not getting updates was a deal breaker.

Lol - I love this perspective. You wouldn’t happen to be employed by UnitedHealthcare, would you?

I made a DaaS product https://kaleh.net/trace. A lot goes into it:

• endpoint location
• transformation of records into canonical model
• storage/indexing
• WWW html & copy
• Billing integration
• the whole thing

It took awhile to plan out and develop, but I am proud that it exists and that I have subscribers. Now that I have a dataset, I am working on other product offerings atop that dataset.

Years ago I was listening to a podcast about the KGB and remember a discussion about how one of their strategies was to overload the media. Instead of pushing one storyline of current events, they pushed many, often conflicting, storylines to confuse and paralyze public discourse.

AI is the new KGB.

So far:

• I made breakfast
• Shaved my face
• Played a round of !dcss@lemmy.ml

I’ve been with Posteo almost a decade, that part was pretty easy. I remember downloading everything from Google Drive was pretty easy back then as well.

Then I used stock android until maybe a year ago when my phone was too old to get updates and too old to be supported by my banks app so I migrated to LineageOS.

The messaging app landscape is kind of a mess, so I use SMS/MMS BC as you’ve noted the landscape is fragmented at best.

I solved file storage with AlainKnaff/Android-SFTP-Documents-Provider which just SFTPs into my desktop at home.

uazo/cromite on my phone and qutebrowser on my laptop

I believe in you

It’s taxed differently as well

So when I was a child, my dad was a violent, alcoholic, asshole. And for a long time, that’s the only perspective I had of him. Now that I’m older and there are children around me, I can appreciate that he, for all of his glaring faults, was always present. Some dads aren’t that way. He was always there and always held us accountable and always to a high standard: nothing ever slipped.

In my case, the penalty inflicted for not meeting those standards was terrible… but as an adult I can have respect and some admiration for a father who makes time everyday to interact with his child, help them be aware of his or her responsibilities, and help the child meet them.

It’s like my ears: I don’t feel it.

I was outside fishing with my brother and our sister came out and said “the tv is not working.”

I’ve been wearing this necklace for about 30 years

So I recently quitted Google Drive

Congrats, great life choice

downloaded all my data and hoping to keep it on Hard drives myself, They are external plug in types

You have multiple external drives. Are they USB? How many?

So when I plug it in

Are they not usually plugged in? Is there a requirement to keep them air gapped between syncs?

it copies/syncs the things on my computer, anyone knows somethign like that?

Like others have said, a shell script that calls rsync is maybe the way to go and with some more information on number of drives, drive interface type, and air gap requirements it may change

Nope, I’m accessible on the WAN and the webserver is intentionally public facing.

Edit: AllowUsers in sshd.conf is my access control

I operate SSH, nginx, and uvicorn like this:

SSH

• pubkey auth only
• not on default port
• AllowUsers var in sshd.conf is set

nginx

• runs as its own user
• serves static files or forwards to uvicorn
• rate limits are set
• returns 444 on requests that aren’t in sitemap.xml (nonsense and probing)

uvicorn

• runs as its own user

and a firewall runs on top of everything in a hardened kernel. I’m self taught, so I could be missing something obvious and this setup has been reliable for me for a few years.

IMO everyone ought to know how to assess scene safety.