Now put gowron’s eyes on the last guy

I’ll just add my 2¢

Tailscale is incredibly powerful and they do a lot of work to make their systems intelligible, but the learning curve is still pretty steep. But still a great option.

In the US at least, federal employees are non-political employees who have protections against getting randomly fired, so a new politician can’t replace the entire workforce with loyal idealogues. Federal employees earn less income than workers in the private sector, but do it for the sense of purpose and the stability.

Insulting bureaucrats as “lazy” on the whole is the first step to removing those protections, and going back to the world of Andrew Jackson and the robber barons, before these rules existed. Where the regulators can be fired for any reason and replaced with staff that are friendly to business, or not replaced at all. This led to huge wealth disparities, deregulation, a global depression, and the wealthy mostly remained unarmed.

So while calling government workers “lazy bureaucrats” seems harmless, in the USA at least it is part of an influence campaign to dismantle and despoil the government.

What’s wrong with using signal as an activist? Lots of folks use it.

Or are you saying that activists may be targeted by governments using attacks that target signal’s ui?

Whatever his reasons, he’s definitely in the wrong in the time bomb situation. Seems like the easiest solution is to require users to say what version they are using, and then automatically close reports from old versions.

Iirc the debian maintainers ended up stripping it out.

Yes it is. I got so annoyed by seeing it unlocked.

Iirc it supports 100 clients on the free tier, but even that is a soft limit – I’ve heard that they will accommodate more devices if you ask (and you’re in a non-commercial setting)

What jellyfin client are you using that doesn’t support self signed certificates?

Is there any reason to think the free Proton VPN is somehow insecure?

There is a huge reason to use HTTPS inside the LAN - so many browsers and other client software show HTTPS connections as more secure, with a nice padlock. For me, this was worth the minor inconvenience of setting up DNS-challenge with let’s encrypt with a domain I already had.

Do you input everything manually? Like if you spend $40 at the store you type that in?

Nice so Actual is free to use? I thought the connection to the bank must cost money. That’s awesome.

I have only used new ynab, what is old like?

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Prove it!

Could you use this to log into tailscale?

Personally, I’m dealing with “the best privacy practice is one you’ll actually use” because I used to journal but I don’t have the energy any more.

All my journals have been ephemeral so I haven’t felt the need for a backup.

You could do the thing where you have an air gapped laptop with an encrypted drive that

1. automatically wipes if you disconnect from power (just don’t use it during power outages?)
2. has some sort of dead-man’s switch so that it deletes if you don’t prevent it every day: this is the failsafe for if someone knows about 1) and raids your house and you don’t unplug it in the moment, but it’s probably not good enough.

IDK that’s a tough threat model.

Maybe the best thing would be to delete your journal after you write it.

Adding to this, the eff certbot website has really great noob-friendly instructions which really helped me get set up.

We need 404 to investigate the fediverse chick spammer. But without making the situation worse somehow