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moreentropy
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Comment #41045440
How about just shipping a networkd.conf(.d) config snippet and .network file with the wanted defaults. This is just another instance of I-hate-systemd-for-no-reason whining
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Comment #39838789
> P.S. I actually run systemd-nspawn in production, but I am probably the only person on earth to do so. You're not alone, systemd-nspawn is very much underrated. I have used it a …
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Comment #37520833
I would consider PIV and SSH through PIV/OpenPGP legacy and undesired nowadays. If you're only interested in state of the art second factor instead of passwords for sensitive use c…
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Comment #35093245
While having a YK neo with all the features, I prefer the simple FIDO security key. Everything you could want apart from legacy/special use cases can be achieved with fido. website…
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Comment #30271851
Currently, it is. The "S" offering is at 2€/month long term. I'm still on a "S" contract that stays at 1€. Can't complain about 1&1, also had dedicated 1HE boxes there for a long t…
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Comment #30270760
No specific reason against Cloudflare, just a DIY attutide in this case. HAProxy is fun, and I also run it as a TCP proxy, so HTTPS is terminated in my (hidden) home server and I d…
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Comment #30270461
I'm using a Ionos (oneandone) VPS S: https://www.ionos.de/server/vps 1&1/Ionos is one of the largest and best connected ISP and Hosting providers in Germany, not some small shady s…
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Comment #30270346
I'm in the same situation (50 Mbps uplink at one place, 100Mbps at another) and that's enough to do all hosting for hobby projects at home, which I really love. Instead of exposing…
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Comment #29349997
I have some buildroot external trees on github that build images using github actions. It's for personal stuff I needed and only need to update occasionally. The Buildroot manual i…
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Comment #29348355
While these tutorials are a great way to teach system administration to those who want to start tinkering, I wish people would put more energy into building well crafted firmware i…
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Comment #23830752
I wonder why systemd-nspawn isn't mentioned/used more. I've been using it for years for full system containerization and I'm really happy with how lightweight and functional it is.…
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Comment #21743088
WG exposes a point to point / l3 network interface like any other to userspace, so an answer would not be specific to wireguard but about networking and routing in general. Network…
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Comment #21692189
sure. freenode for free and open projects and hackint for everything ccc / chaos community related.
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Comment #21683092
That's your most pressing question?
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Comment #20294178
Private messages, relaying for 3rd parties and encryption are prohibited in Ham Radio, so thinking about (international) transactions over ham radio is just plain bullshit. This is…
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Comment #20261372
Welcome to enterprise IT. You'll receive your badge in two weeks eventually and your login won't work for another month.
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Comment #20037613
You don't seem to have spent a single minute researching before posting :/ The original implementation is a kernel module. You can find a bunch of (excellent) talks online by wireg…
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Comment #19891123
I wonder if the Maidenhead locator system devised by radio amateurs in 1980 and still used by all hams today would be a better fit. This uses geocodes not much longer than a zip co…
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Comment #19787416
The CCCamp 2019 badge will be a (low cost) smart watch called card10: https://gitlab.hamburg.ccc.de/card10/logix
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Comment #19777487
Yes, TermBot (Fork of ConnectBot with YK support) can use the Authentications key of the OpenPGP applet for SSH using OpenKeychain. Works like a charm but you need have the key in …
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Comment #19572881
Thanks, cattlepi looks super interesting!
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Comment #19572268
I started building "real" firmware for my raspi appliances using buildroot. That makes it super easy to build images that completely run from initramfs without a single write on th…
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Comment #19572178
Is the limit he found CPU bound? IO bound? I suspect he basically tested some random SD card's performance.