every website I’ll ever visit and have visited in the past might be a threat
In that sense, you are right. However, there are ways to cloak your IP address and location.
Privacy is a massive rabbit hole depending on what threat you are trying to protect yourself from. Sometimes, the effort (and the stuff that breaks along the way) isn’t worth it.
If location implies an area extending 300 km in either direction, does it really matter? To most people, not really.
Location could also imply IP address-based location, and not necessarily GPS.
Our waterfront trail (Lake Ontario) really is beautiful, no matter where you stop!).
just added a photo.
photo added :)
My 90s bike.
Most of the components have certainly evolved when you look at a modern counterpart.
But it’s still fully repairable, serviceable at home or on the trail, extremely reliable, and doesn’t require any firmware updates or batteries to use 😄
So much about it is “outdated”, but I love the hell out of it.
EDIT: Photo of my metal steed in “winter mode”. LOL
I love the taste! I just hate how damn expensive it is, so I don’t by it anymore.
Great list, but what the hell are these doing there?
Cloud Storage
- Dropbox - Syncs files across devices with version history.
- Google Drive - Enables real-time collaboration on Google Docs, Sheets and Slides.
- OneDrive - Integrates with Microsoft Office for document collaboration.
Just got the update. Good timing, because over the last week, I’ve had DOZENS upon DOZENS of IP addresses auto-blocked.
Before that, the last blocked IP address was like in September, so someone/something is probing.
I bought two “Eightree” brand Zigbee-compatible plugs to see how they fare.
Did you need a Zigbee hub to get them working? I was gifted an Eighttree Zigbee plug with energy monitoring, but it seems to require using a hardware hub :(
For sure, if the need calls for it, that works well.
But looking for random things to install and maintain without an actual need creates so many issues.
100%. When it comes to self-hosting, or anything really, be a minimalist. For your sake, and for the sake of whoever might need to maintain things when you’ve leave this earth.
OK, I’m going to give this another look!
What couldn’t you get working?
It was erroring out when I tried to set up either Webdav or SMB. Maybe I was setting it up wrong, but I’ve got those things set up on multiple devices and multiple apps without any trouble.
But does it cache, or only stream?
Kind of frustrating that Seagate is the only company to have multiple drives with ZERO failures, but then that 12TB model with over 12% failure… ouch.
That said, I’ve been on Team Seagate IronWolf for years without issues.
The only feature I want in FreshRSS is a way to DELETE entries. This is critically important if you’re using RSS feeds for something like Lemmy (or Reddit) where some very NSFW or illegal content gets through before it’s moderated out of the platform. I really don’t want to be archiving that shit!