what’s AFOD?

that’s the api token i mentioned

doesn’t really matter, but https. it’s the only endpoint github has available and all http requests get redirected. the reason i say it doesn’t matter is that git will prompt you for your password before even trying to communicate with the remote

not sure why you’re getting downvoted for actually knowing the default behavior for git when interacting with an http remote

GitHub hasn’t allowed http pushes with password auth for a while. you need either to do an ssh push or use an api token. yet, anythime you do an http push for the first time, you are prompted for a password. the real reason for this is git, not github

extremely similar with some serious quality of life improvements and better dev leadership. the api, per my understanding, is similar to lemmy, but not wholly compatible. voyager, i do not think, does not support piefed currently (i will need to switch apps)

i’m so excited about the progress piefed is making and my home instance’s plans to migrate

it’s an emergency treatment when you’re so unable to breath even a nebulizer won’t help. it is not a valid alternative to inhaled steroids because it fucks with your entire endocrine system and can lead to long term heart, lung, kidney, and nervous disorders

You’ve not convinced me that bot writers care about efficiency.

and why should bot writers care about efficiency when what they really care about is time. they’ll burn all your resources without regard simply because they’re not who’s paying

fwiw Anubis is working on a more respectful update, this was their first pass solution for what was basically a break glass emergency. i understand FSF’s concern, but Anubis is the only thing that’s making a free and open internet remotely possible right now, and far better it that nightmare fuel like cloudflare

jesus

congratulations on escaping the 10s unscathed. go listen to some underground music and never look back

the problem isn’t the existance of ip law. the problem is the double standard created by a system that says when we take from them that’s not allowed, but when they take from us that’s fine. someday i want us to get to where shared ownership of the commons works, but to get there we have to remove the vampires who have stolen the commons from us

the key was all the transluscent cases on electronics. the future was optimistic and we were excited to see it. then came the brushed aluminum era when everything became boring again, like the beige plastic era, just more expensive.

it’s not perfect, but i’ve just been gathering interesting links into my org roam notebook

still haven’t figured out we’re all whores in a capitalist society

media literacy

a lever action rifle and a bass guitar

they forget because the corporations pay for propaganda to tell them it’s impossible

This is a scenario where a single node VPN would reduce, not increase OP’s security stance. You do have to worry about NK hackers breaching your services because they’re all exposed through the single node VPN server. Same attack surface, less knowledge needed to hit the target with the payload.