Another option if you need public access without something like tailscale would be to use ddns and a AAAA record. Something like https://github.com/ddclient/ddclient would help do that.

That way if the IP changes, you’d pick up on the change for your vanity url within a few minutes… and can get https certs for that url as well.

Edit: I reread the OP. This doesn’t help if clients need direct ipv4. Sorry about that.

The UI goes in circles. I wish we stopped changing things when they aren’t broken.

Bad eh security advice: use an alternative ssh port. Lots of actors try port 22 and other common alternatives. Much fewer will do a full port scan looking for an ssh server then try brute forcing.

I have both but just use pihole as a local DNS server/forwarder. I bump into too many random times where sites or redirects don’t work properly since they get blocked.

Consider using containers. I used to think this way, though now my goal is to get down to almost all containers since it’s nice to be able to spin up and down just what the one ‘thing’ needs.

If this is your fear, why not just have a will or something that specifically describes what to do and where to go?

How is signal considered part of the fediverse?

I’d be down for a smart watch with like a week of battery life, with a backlight on lift, and I guess NFC for paying.

I know I won’t get that combo, but I can dream.

How does a doddle compare to a jiffie?

That relies on donations which may or may not come. I understand in a perfect world that makes sense, but in the real world even those foundations often rely on corporate muscle. Without that enterprise money, I’m not sure how they’d stand.

This is probably a minority opinion, but I think OSS prospers most when there is corporate muscle behind it.

A company with paid engineers that puts engineering time into fixing and bettering open source software can possibly be a good company.

Closed source ends up being the worst of all worlds. If there is an issue, you’re stuck waiting for someone else to possibly fix it. At least in open source, either you can try to fix it, or you can pay someone else to try to fix it.

At the end of the day, I think a lot of the Linux success actually comes down to this.

I might be misunderstanding the licenses so correct me if wrong.

Can companies use GPL code internally without release as long as the thing written with it doesn’t get directly released to the public?

… or does GPL pollute everything even if used internally for commercial purposes?

Unless your lists are 1000s of items long, just use text files in a folder.

Could even go fancy and use markdown.

Recommend cloudflare for DNS. I use it for DDNS via API and it works great.

You also basically pay the wholesale rate without markup for the domain.

+1 to NPM. Works really easily for certs and auto renewal.

Full pls… in color

I’ll take one pdf of this video please.

Windows XP pinball

I’ll cast a vote for checking the local Facebook marketplace or craigslist for a deal on a good laser printer.

My username has a space and a newline in it.

Random things break at random times.