You don’t want to sell me death sticks, you want to go home and rethink your life.

I love unboxing some new tech, but why an access point specifically?

That might be helpful. So far I was skipping the window manager and just opening the application by itself in xinit.

Thanks, I’ll give that a look.

Based on the ingredients, it sounds like blended in a kinda almost pesto.

I feel called out. I know how it’s properly pronounced, but I can’t make my mouth put those sounds in that order. It’s uncomf-terble.

A supervillainess

He’s a reporter, I think he has a little latitude to be away from his desk for a few minutes, even days or weeks at a time.

DRM: Giving people a lock, the key, and unlimited time to play around.

Rheeme Econet devices do this. They have an app to control them, but there’s also a diagnostic port that exposes everything in the app and a lot more. There’s an esp32 project that connects to the port and brings all of that into Home Assistant, no app or wifi needed.

Is that recent? I can’t find anything about it getting cancelled because of content, only ratings. At least that was the official reason given each time. Which episode number is this?

You can buy cans of just corn in water. Those are mostly full of corn, with water filling the space between. Creamed corn is a whole other thing, and while it has some corn kernels in it, it’s mostly meant to be eaten as-is or used as-is in a recipe. The liquid in creamed corn is not meant to be discarded.

Genuinely curious: why are you straining creamed corn? If you want corn kernels, why not buy that instead?

Based on the date, this is like reporting the second one, imo. A third wouldn’t be at all surprising though, the Serial-Killer-in-Chief won’t stop until someone forces him to.

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A layered defense is always best. Nothing is 100%, but knowing your threat model will help define how far you have to go and how many layers you want in the way. Defending against State level actors looks different than swatting the constant low effort bot traffic. You’re right, if a bad actor gets root on your machine, all security is forfeit. The goal is to minimize that possibility by keeping applications and packages updated and only allowing necessary connections to the machine. You mentioned wireguard or tail scale. Set that up first. Then set up the host firewall to only allow outbound traffic onto the VPN to the required ports and endpoints on the LAN. If the VPS isn’t hosting any public facing services, disable all traffic except the VPN connection from and to the public Internet both on the cloud provider’s firewall and the host firewall. If it is hosting publicly accessible services then use tools like fail2ban and crowdsec to identify and block problem IPs.

Firewall rules on outbound traffic from the VPS to the LAN would do it. Allow traffic to the hosts and ports that the VPS needs to reach and block everything else.

To add to that, I like to say there’s no bad reason to not have kids. Any reason you can think of that you shouldn’t have a kid, that’s a great reason. There are lots of bad reasons to have kids though.

I was looking for the text to post it. That was the first thing I thought of too.

:waves hand: We’ve always been at war with Eurasia