Has worked well for me, but keeping in mind that email is probably about the hardest thing to properly self host.
DMARC/DKIM/SPF/MX records have to be set up properly, DNS for auto config and such preferable, and dealing with a myriad of mail IP blacklists (good monitoring service for free: https://mxtoolbox.com/) all come into play.
Accidentally forgot to distract enough people who would notice.
Depends on a few things. If you actually put the site ‘through’ cloudflare then they act as a SSL offloading proxy and could read the content.
If they’re just providing a DNS record than no, that just points people in your direction.
Pretty normal, seems nuts for a normal vehicle but they’re likely using a number for if someone pulls up in a motorhome with a 50 gallon tank. Cards have a max they can do in one shot at the pump around that level as well.
It can make a big difference just in the processing power needed if there’s anything more intense than a straight firewall. IPS tend to be a resource pig. What are the load numbers saying vs the number of CPU cores available?
I ran into similar (or even worse) choking trying to get it virtualized even with a proper passthrough that I eventually shelved but might take another run at someday. Knocking a couple hundred watts off the stack is always welcome.
Because nothing says fiscally responsible taking care of at home like trying to manufacture support for a foreign war with someone who happens to have a lot of oil last I hear.
In itself true, but if you have several competing distros then you run into the problem of attracting developers to the platform if none have a solid market share. It’s a bit of a chicken and egg thing, if a platform doesn’t have a sizable user base it’s hard to attract developers and it’s hard to get a user base without readily available apps.
Linux on phones or desktops suffer from one major problem as I see it, too much choice.
You make a Windows app it has to work with the latest couple versions, same with Mac.
Make one for Linux and you have to test it against dozens of popular distros, package it in multiple ways, and hope the dependencies are gonna match.
It’s an awesome system for IT people and server admins, but for the end user, ehhh… That seems to be the problem things like snap and flat packs are aimed at fixing, which could transition to phones but first you gotta herd the cats into an agreed state.
wild house
Not sure if typo, but certainly fitting these days…
I have one around that same class that is running Security Onion, because why not record and analyze all the things.
Poned, but occasionally pew-ned for reasons
Oh so they’re not just talking about a bad case of whisky dick?
I am needing to Robin Hood up this joint and to redistribute some wealth, not to shill more debt load.
Depends a lot on budget, space, and electricity costs. Going to ‘overkill’ level once can save a lot of these issues down the line.
Mine started similarly, some small box with a couple drives that got up sized and then moved to another to add more…
Eventually I bought a used 2U box with 14 bays and set it up with a ZFS pool all made up of mirrored disk pairs and auto snapshots so it can have a drive fail without issue and go back 2 weeks if something gets oops deleted.
Downside, now the whole lab uses about 700 watts continually so the power bill is kinda nuts.
Before I switch to running pifed I noticed that lemmy would still show posts, at least to me as an admin, that where removed elsewhere. It’s not a problem unique to federated things, nothing says anything you delete on a central platform is actually gone either, but federated systems are even more impossible to properly remove things from since any given node could store copies.
So yeah, throwaway accounts if you don’t want it associated is the way to go.
So get covid and get autism, or get the vaccine and get autism, splain that one people-who-do-their-own-research…
Most anything, using the handyman’s secret weapon…
It’s a trap all right, but the spring is apparently busted and nobody knows how to trigger it
Seems not that long ago that it was a huge deal they where heading to $1T
It’s really just the first additional outside of the primary. My employer has a self+children option (in case the spouse has their own plan) that’s around the same as a self+spouse.