you start with authenticated things, like forgejo and such, and always double check that anonymous visitors don’t see any data.

but generally it’s also not wise to just expose most services to the internet. jellyfin for example had lots of leaks because lots of API functionality was accessible without authentication. I don’t know if it’s been fully fixed.
expose a wireguard, it is safe, it is security software, and access everything else through it. you can keep using your domain for internal services.

with copyparty there’s an added risk. if police finds you hosted child porn, they won’t care if it wasn’t you who uploaded it. someone reports it to them, they steal all your computers, worst case you can even end up in jail.

weird, I thought its in the default selection. did you maybe register with a different language (I don’t know if possible)

yeah tick in both english and undefined (or how it’s called), maybe others too

people can learn from it with lots of effort, if they get access to the data. but it’s not so much effort (time) for an AI company (for a good enough quality), and since microsoft collects it it does not only affect what you willingly publish, but virtually anything on your computer

So, when Bitlocker stopped updating and the message appeared people just tied it into the things that were happening at the time.

I think you wanted to say truecrypt

The Internet doesn’t keep us in. We built the Internet because we never wanted to leave.

fediverse users tend to be more conscious about their internet usage, but I don’t think this applies to the more popular social media sites that are built upon attention economy

I don’t think it was a demand but you do you

not really. It’s rather when you delete something you posted, you delete lots of things other people posted.

how do you expect to claim warranty if you can’t do an RMA?

is it that it’s embarrassing, or do you also actually want it?

oh, that’s what… no! no nonono. nope!

I agree with what the commenters say, but it’s ridiculous that all the OPs normal responses are downvoted to hell. ok people tell them what they think, but after that they should just scroll further and forget about it.

but it also reminds me of some other reddit posts where I have seen such a weird votes pattern. most top level comments heavily upvoted, plenty responses to those heavily downvoted. at some posts it was obvious vote manipulation, and others called it out too. maybe that is what’s happening there too?
but just consider this: post has a score of 500, 91% of voters upvoted it. how is it possible then that with few exceptions all OP responses are so heavily downvoted.

watching it remotely, like at friends. even if you can access it on your phone through VPN, the smart TV won’t be able to use it

jellyfin had a similar issue too for a long time for servers exposed to the internet. google would always reblock the domains soon after unblocking them. I think they solved it in the latest update. Basically it’s that google’s scraping bots think that all jellyfin servers are a scam that imitate a “real” website.

don’t forget to recreate the container after editing the file, or else you’ll keep running your previous Jellyfin version. “docker compose start” does not do it, “docker compose up” does when it detects a change.

FYI the github repo can also have a wiki

do you think they would spend their little money on this?

its still useful for other cases though. ublock for the web browsers, pihole for everything else

that sounds like a regular builder

lemmy instance == piefed instance
lemmy community == piefed community

this asklemmy thing is a community

the topics are a different thing though, I think you need to request the admins to assign your community to a topic.