Facebook marketplace has real cheap old kit. Good enough to start with. Also look at free cycle and your local thrift store. You never know when you’ll find something workable.

They run the FTP server on the router, hosting the password file.

wHAt

But it’s a shortened url. You can’t simply mouse over it?

Edit: oh, I think you’re taking about an interstitial?

“If I could tell myself this before I set everything up, I would say…”

… don’t stress too hard. This won’t be the last time you tear it up and start over.

Portainer had a bunc hof random things locked away

Sounds like a Hassel

I see what you’re saying. That makes sense. It’s an overloaded term.

In economic terms, a price drop would result in an “increase in demand”. Because current demand is the amount request “at current price”.

And that’s why it’s always talked about in relation to demand curves. Or how much demand there is at many theoretical.prices.

At least with federation a single account gets you access to all the systems. So a truly federated git system would be great.

As the cost of producing software collapses, demand for it will expand.

This part actually makes sense. Plenty of software doesn’t get written because it’s just easier or cheaper to do without it. It’s why BPM tools exist. Simplify the coding process and you can solve problems more cheaply.

I also think this will kill BPM tools. Why use BPM tooling when creating a real app is just as easy and more customizable?

Increased buzzword utilization is part of their go forward strategy that begins implementation in Q3 pending socialization of relevant KPI. obviously.

He’s not wrong. The cardassians are a great example of the paradox of tolerance.

I love the concept of port knocking, but it seems like a lot of overhead if the client apps themselves don’t support it.

Now if the SSH client could take a parameter called knock_on_this port, that would be awesome.

Because she looks like a Reese’s

They make local LLM now that run on shitty old GPU just fine. Thank you China.

Check OC_CORS_ALLOW_ORIGINS and WEB_CORS_ALLOW_ORIGINS

I guess that’s one benefit of AI. There’s no longer a point in stealing and leaking celeb nudes. No one would believe it anyway.

I want to understand what’s going through the minds of these ladies. Are they Star Trek fans and super into it? Did they just sign up to dance for an alien with no context? How drunk did they have to be to do this?

You run a dynamic DNS script. It reaches out to the DNS server (provided by whoever registers your domain name) every five minutes and says “my IP is x.x.x.x”.

The problem is that it takes a few minutes to update when it changes. That might not fit your use case.

Antifreeze

That’s right. You’d port forward on the router TO the firewall WAN side. Then port forward on the firewall to the server.