

Did you even ask it if it wants that? No, you just assumed, didn’t you?


Did you even ask it if it wants that? No, you just assumed, didn’t you?


You’ll need multiple services. I use Bitwarden and Addy and pay for both. Addy can be integrated into Bitwarden, and Bitwarden has notes and passkey support. Both have extensions and apps that work well.
Per your requirements I would not use SimpleLogin because IIRC they limit number of addresses where Addy limits bandwidth and has unlimited addresses.
Maybe check out 1Password. I have never used them but I have heard great things. Not sure about Addy integration though.
And for anyone who wants to respond to me to hate on Bitwarden for their recent private equity sale, I challenge you to come up with a better option that you don’t need to host yourself, excluding 1Pass as I have already mentioned it.


It shouldn’t matter how complicated they are because the government should just bill me.
They should know how much I owe and just tell me


And yes, it does make more rice
The largeness of the stalk allows for significantly more rice grains to ripen in each panicle than usual, serving to multiply the total yield obtained from the area.


Seems like they’re blocking French networks (ISPs?) instead of IP addresses, since GeoIP blocking was found insufficient by a German court. I struggled to understand their actual plans from their blogpost though, maybe someone else can interpret it better?
Y’all need different friends


Is this the thing that GrapheneOS fixed a while ago?
What happened to the string beans?


Can confirm, I use Rethink for this. I’ll add that it is the only way I’ve found, and GOS specifically does not implement this feature.


Does it actually make money for them somehow? Or does it just keep their name in the public’s collective mind?


I didn’t even leave 30GB for MacOS after I installed Asahi, so I guess it’ll just fail to download if it tries?
To manage containers I use Arcane, which I can access from anywhere. Let’s me create, update, delete, basically anything Podman can do.
For other stuff I still just SSH. I have up set up that I can do it remotely (with an extra security step), but I don’t need to do it very often.
Worth noting that some security stuff is automated, eg non-breaking updates on the OS and log monitoring.


I feel like a drop would have spilled had she gone first. Part of this challenge is to let others fail so that you can succeed in the aftermath
I assume it’s cheaper and easier to build with, but is it as structurally sound?
Do you have any sort of access limiting, either by whitelist (e.g. Tailscale), or blacklist (e.g. Crowd-Sec)?


There’s not even many (good) Android tablets really
Is there an alternative you suggest? I use Crowd-Sec in part because I don’t know of anything else that does the same job. That is, blocks malicious IPs without snooping on all traffic content (looking at you, Cloudflare).
That stethoscope is quite something