No, the logistic problem Google “solved” in making YouTube functional and free was born from a time when dumptrucks of VC money made it viable. It will never happen again, regardless of innovation.
This is not a technical problem, and in the case of the YT monopoly, it’s beyond even a people problem. Google got the money, and google won. It will be very difficult to unseat them.
Fair enough, thanks for taking the time.
With respect, help me out here…
I process PDFs all the time, both assembling text and images into PDFs and extracting images, text, layouts, etc. My uses are mostly cleaning up metadata and unwanted elements so they render correctly in more environments. I use pdftk and imagemagick for this, generally.
Is bentopdf just a nice GUI for tools like these?
I’m struggling to understand what part of bentopdf is “self-hosted”.
Maybe I don’t understand the use case for bentopdf, and considering how popular it is, that is likely true. However, I don’t get what this does…
Again, if this is obvious to most ppl, forgive me.
Synching fork has been passed to a new maintainer for a couple months now. The new github is https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android.
If you were using the old catfriend1 version, update your fdroid version and the source will switch over.
This is all out in the open and is resolved, there have been several app updates since then.
We would need to know your DNS query path and whether you are querying from inside or outside your private IP space. If you are querying against public servers, then that is completely public.
I registered mydomain.com as my primary router’s domain
Routers don’t typically deal with dns except to forward requests upstream or hand out server addresses as dhcp options. Can you elaborate what you mean by your “primary router’s domain”?
This is fine, but k8s is already a big ask for homelab and self hosting. And kamal requires a basic fluency in ruby, which is… not the most intuitive interpreter. I say this coming from years of managing chef.
When they bought Sun, they:
Calling it “disobedience” is a clear indication that following the big corporations is considered “normal”.
Stop thinking like that.
It’s YOUR INFORMATION. You can be harmed by its abuse and you already know this.
I do not “disobey” anyone by self-hosting. The information belongs to ME. I alone have rights to its access and control. If google doesn’t like it, they can fuck off.
Ah, well that’s one I don’t have any data on.
I feel the same way, and honestly, I’m happy to see others do too.
I’m almost done my exit from google, just the actual email left. Calendar, map data, photos, everything in drive is gone to my private infrastructure.
I used lastfm until about 2015, listenbrainz is way better.
Last.fm is complete trash now that it’s under new ownership. They will not listen to users who point out that artists with the same name are mixed into one artist.
Biosphere is one example, check the shouts. No one wants to hear terrible chiptune music when they’re trying to listen to ambient.
Thanks for the response.
I focus more on each trip and like to examine location data not by time, but but by excursion. I use another self-hosted service that does this well, but going back manually to find photos to attach to each trip is somewhat tedious.
This function is what interested me in reitti; I thought I could set up immich integration an pull in photos from the time frame of each hike, flight, drive or ride.
But this seems like a fundamentally different approach to GPS documentation, so I don’t think there is room for a shift of this magnitude in reitti.
Looks good.
Is there any way to list and inspect individual tracks/trails, or is reitti meant for something else?
You need to chill out and not get so worked up about someone calling out your promotion of honeypots in a forum where the vast majority don’t even know the difference between DNS and PKI, and aren’t clear on the delineation between their LAN and the internet.
There’s nothing to solve, it’s not a CTF.
You misunderstand, I’m not implying your network is a CTF. I mean go to your local security group and watch how pen testers work. I can tell you they certainly do not fall for “tarpits”, even the fairly new kids.
Ultimately, you can do what you want, I obviously can’t stop you.
it will get stuck on even legitimate pages
what
Please go to a local ctf, even just a high school-level one.
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Hackers don’t poke around themselves, generally. They use bots and scripts to collect info and then return in person to pry open targets they want or find interesting.
Op is tarpitting with a stream, which is a telltale sign of a honeypot, nothing else behaves that way. So a bot crawling for content? Fine. A bot collecting info for suitable targets? Might get the attention of the person looking. And once you have a hacker’s attention, you might be in trouble if they’re competent and start pressing buttons.
You really have to know what you’re doing to understand where in the stack an attacker is going pull levers, which is as individual as people themselves.
Op, if this is you, do not do this, especially not on your home IP.
Honeypots are a great way to find out exactly what your place is in the hierarchy of real black hats.
Amazing, thank you! I’ve had the same issue, otherwise I love CWA. Especially with Kobo integration.