Much like other criminals, only the stupid ones get caught. Look at how many of those articles say that they’d been doing it for decades. Many more of them are out there right now.

They fired all their moderators and put AI in charge.

You know you can click that headline and read the article for more information. You don’t have to live in ignorance.

I have never gotten WoL to work reliably in any condition. I would just assume it’s not going to, and use other power controls.

You are experiencing psyops from every direction. Some are just more obvious than others.

A lot of stuff. You analyze that data, you can refine your psyops.

Ever heard of Huntsville?

Yeah but they’re a little tricky to use, you can’t just bump them.

Also I would not recommend doing it at all in the first place.

How do you expect them do assignments like papers, by typewriter? No, I suppose that’s a device too, so hand-written only. Truly, this will equip them to be functioning adults!

So if you don’t have any client, how do you receive the notification?

They got killed by streaming, not locked shelves.

Not really. They mostly teach “quarterly profit line go up”.

But you like awards? What’s the difference?

That means if it’s a YouTube video, post the link to YouTube, not invidious or peertube or whatever. If the client wants to load YouTube in the browser, or the app, or revanced, or newpipe, or whatever, let them do that themselves.

Just post the canonical link and let the client handle it.

That can be done transparently, just by using a key with no password (or using your account password for the key, so that when you log in it decrypts, and keeps the session open on your device).

The bigger problem is key management. You can’t allow the server to know your private key else the admin could steal it. So it has to stay on your device, and if you lose your device or accidentally delete the key, your account is gone.

Well, it blindly and confidently generated a link to an image that doesn’t exist.

It does a couple things. It’s one service that routes requests to multiple services. So if you have radarr, sonarr, etc., you can put a reverse proxy in front and use the same ip-port to connect to all, and the proxy routes the request to the service by hostname.

If you have multiple instances of the same service for HA, it can load balance between them (though this is unlikely for a homelab).

Personally I run all my services through docker and put traefik in front, so that I don’t have to keep track of ports. It’s all by name.

It’s also nice because traefik handles HTTPS termination, so it automatically gets certs for each name, and the backing service never needs to worry about it (it’s http on the backend, but all that traffic is internal).

Most providers in the US allow it too. It’s great that Germany has it enshrined in law, but in practice it’s not the exception.

Generally, works of the US government are public domain.

However, most apps are produced on contract with development companies, and I expect the contract specifies that the rights remain with the developer.