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ggpsv

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About ggpsv

Blog: https://garrido.io/

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    Author here! Indeed, it is mostly HTTPS terminated by Caddy in the server at home. Otherwise, it is SSH.

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    This is a good intro [0], courtesy of Redhat. This is a good example [1], cited elsewhere in this post. Documentation for quadlet systemd units [2]. [0]: https://www.redhat.com/en/…

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    Comment #43906808

    Oh yes, correct!

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    Comment #43900673

    This is no longer true as of Podman 5 and Quadlet? You can define rootless containers to run under systemd services as unprivileged users. You can use machinectl to login as said u…

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    To add a data point here, my Framework laptop is 3 years old and I have no plans to change the mainboard anytime soon. Also, you don't change its motherboard, you change the mainbo…

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    Care to share a link to the fermentation forum?

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    Is it really brutal? Can you single out "nature" and its characteristics? Brutal sounds like a value judgement, one that I suspect explains nothing about the fact. Can we accept th…

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    A bit like PESOS (Publish elsewhere, syndicate own site). I do this when archiving my Mastodon posts in my own static site [0]. [0]: https://garrido.io/notes/archiving-and-syndicat…

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    That is what I ended up doing, I wrote a blog post about it some months ago [0]. The gist of it is using private dns and exposing services only on the private network. Implementati…

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    If you don't, can you expand on how you're doing this? Is it simply backing up the Thunderbird profile?

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    Every case is different but as a baseline, you could use Ubuntu or Debian for automatic security upgrades via unattended-upgrades[0], harden ssh by allowing only pubkey authenticat…

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    Comment #41542870

    Fedora has worked flawlessly for me.

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    Comment #41158983

    Can you elaborate on how age (and the downstream packages) has made a difference in your workflows?

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    You'll understand the inevitable tension on policing this issue considering that a couple of years ago Spain passed a law that made access to adequate and dignified housing a const…

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    Comment #40587233

    As mentioned in other comments by Spaniards weighing in, it's not really a big problem as in that's happening all the time. It is a multi-faceted issue, and for some, a philosophic…

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    Comment #40587120

    This is not the only way. See Vienna's public housing system as an example of what else can be done.

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    Comment #40587072

    That is how it actually works in Spain. You must present the contract when you legally register as a citizen in the city's town hall. That doesn't stop people from circumventing th…

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    I found his first appearance [0] in Rupert Spira's show to be a good introduction to his arguments. For a more thorough examination, his book "The Idea of the World". [0]: https://…

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    The problem here is that this creates negative externalities on the housing market unless regulation is in place. Otherwise, it creates an incentive for short-term housing over lon…

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    Comment #40090023

    Oh, I did not know about this essay! Thank you for sharing. To others reading this, this short essay [0] by Julian Jaynes is a good introduction to his idea of the Bicameral Mind. …