- You need port forwarding and hosting a reverse proxy into your infrastructure
- You shouldn’t really worry about DNS in that case, only make sure you’re domain resolve to the right IP
- As I said in 1. you will have to port forward to get access from outside (maybe you want to setup fail2ban on the reverse proxy to limit a bit spam)
- Reverse-proxy. No, you own a part of the domain so all the subdomain are belonging to you as well. Ex. When you buy test.com you don’t buy the com domain but you buy media.test.com for example
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Technology@lemmy.world•Some of Android's Most Interesting Games Aren't on the Play StoreEnglish
12·2 months agoDouble tap and drag Or click the arrow to rotate it in the first place
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Commodore announces Linux-based flip phone with ‘no social media, no browser’ — the Callback 8020 will be available in five retro colorways starting at $499, runs 99% of Android apps
3·2 months agoHow could this idea come to mind… Surely that’s great, but who in the team said “Give me a price! 500!! Approved!”
Look in your city for a local shop, they would surely be really happy to realize your print
Even if it doesn’t affect it directly Vaultwarden is strongly linked to Bitwarden, for example I think you’re using official clients on your devices, Vaultwarden is not self sustainable (for now)
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Technology@lemmy.world•The era of 15GB free Gmail storage is ending (Update: Google responds)English
11·3 months agoHow are you creating google account without phone number
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Technology@lemmy.world•The Men Who Spend Hours Talking to Porn Bots— “It’s just nice to feel heard.”English
31·4 months agoI think that this could be a reaction, human brain is meant to at least consider every human like words
Ai is based on humans, so when you’re really out of luck or desperate, this is in my opinion really hard not to fall into the trap
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Whats a privacy friendly way of learning a new language?
5·4 months agoTry to decide what your threat model is. A language learning app (except harvesting traditional device id and such) doesn’t reveal very important info to anyone.
The only know which language you learn and your approximate level. Sure that’s better if there’s a more private way of doing it, but the core principle of learning a language doesn’t reveal very much.
Mini pc with linux using a remote mouse for 10 bucks on the a to z
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Can anyone recommend a privacy respecting 4K streaming device?
1·8 months agoIf it’s just streaming (from big providers or home server) and that the device doesn’t not really do transcoding, try to find an used mini PC with decent specs (the only problem will be to find a PC that uses 4k@120hz but it’s really not a problem to have 60Hz cause most of the movies are going to be 24 or 30 fps…) And you’ve got it for 50$
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Good NAS solution for dummies / apple users?English
2·8 months agoBuy them an old PC and set them CasaOS for example
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Technology@lemmy.world•Samsung to halt SATA SSD production, leaker warns of up to 18 months of SSD price pressure, worse than Micron ending consumer RAMEnglish
3·8 months agoNo that’s not correct, a lot a consumer hardware have SATA port (like old laptop)
Replacing old HDD into SSD SATA to run the OS is the way to go in this case.So not so useless…
1 - It comes from the graphical displaying.
So it could be either hardware graphical related (aka GPU or display) or software graphical related.
2 - It doesn’t seem to come from driver or software issue since Windows didn’t work.
So it’s surely related to hardware, display or GPU. If it’s a desktop as other said you could try to change the output port of your display on your GPU…
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Linux@lemmy.ml•"You are in emergency mode. (...) Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked."
2·8 months agoTry disabling TPM in the bios/uefi by spamming DEL or ESC or F10 or F12 or F9 or ENTER
Again not to defend anyone but you fell in the trap.
1 - These roms never said anything like we’re superior and most secure (something that grapene is proudly advertising)
2 - By saying these words, only unjustified hate is bring to some FOSS projects and slow down development and adoption to the whole public
And people are just gonna hate Graphene cause of this and other hating alternatives roms cause graphene said something…
Pretty good response but somehow they will suffer from Graphene accusations
They (graphene) are really playing childish this time
EDIT : misinterpretations
If you’re wondering, I checked a bit online and here’s what I understood :
The 19th November a newspaper in France called “Le Parisien” published an article about GrapheneOS and that it was a dream OS for drug dealer (and whole networks).
That it could erase itself if a intrusion was detected by showing for example a fake Snapchat page (which is btw totally false and doesn’t take part in the official releases), these claims where besides made by french cops.For that, the newspaper contacted Graphene, and they (graphene) answered that the tool they’re providing is simply working and that like a knife it could be used for malicious activities, but as with a knife most people would use it responsibly (to protect their privacy)
At this point I think that the Graphene reaction was pretty great and acted to defend citizens privacy.
But what follows next didn’t make the same impression, by quitting the France they are not really focusing on the good topics :
1 - France cops are no exceptions to others, surely all of them around the world would like to break encryption and privacy (grapheneOS for example)
2 - That’s not the government that propagates wrong statement about graphene, but the journalists from “Le Parisien” (if they can be called “journalists”)
(The authorities maybe lied (not the first time btw) to scare the public, the newspaper shouldn’t published it with fakes in it…)And accusing any French based initiative is not an argument (at first they didn’t have anything to do between french authorities and graphene)
Even if FOSS projects have a country on the paper, it’s not really much more of a negative aspect than to respect the laws in place…
So why Graphene doesn’t blame Framasoft (guys that are maintaining peertube) for example?And lastly in Europe many initiatives gets money from governments (whatever they’re doing)
Note : I’m not saying that /e/os and Iode aren’t guilty of anything sketchy but that in this case Graphene are just insulting FOSS privacy projects…
To conclude, I would say that Graphene done right by replying and arguing to a bullshit article.
BUT they shouldn’t generalize to all french projects and promote hate against frenchies and/or french projects (Btw they moved their servers from France to Germany and Canada, these countries are no more private than France and any others countries)
Ente is a pain to setup, was never meant to be selfhostable correctly