Caddy is so simple you don’t really need configuration examples. The extra configuration many docker services have you configure in Nginx are already done by default with Caddy. Though I have seen Caddy config examples around sometimes.
If all you’re using it for is reverse proxying, you don’t need config examples for Nginx or Caddy, just understand how to configure them.
That is the way it’s pronounced, yes.
What’s wrong with the search?
Also, sync contacts to what?
No, the LLM. The LLM is for use in ProtonMail only.
Like this collaborative document editor they added a month ago?
Like proton mail? The existing service that this update is adding a feature to?
Agree on Crypto, but the LLM is literally a Proton Mail feature.
Because I’m a millenial with a nostalgic craving for the satisfaction of a flip phone.
Private equity comes for all.
I’d buy this in a heartbeat lol
I wonder where a union draws its power from in an industry where there are so many people desperate for work right now.
Trade unions make sense because there’s such a shortage of skilled workers in total, much less scabs. How does a union for such a well known legacy game developer sustain itself in an environment where I bet scabs would be in abundance?
For antivirus definitions? No, and you wouldn’t want to.
You’re correct but what I mean is I’m not paying for it until it’s a stable product with a complete basic feature set. As in, I need the back up software to back up reliably, it doesn’t have to be totally complete.
I would need the iOS app to properly back up photos before I paid for it lol.
The winds are howling
You don’t need either, actually.
It's one of the easier things to DIY though, much easier than setting up a printer or installing a TV
I don’t think that’s true at all, and also like I said before if you rent it’s literally not an option unless you can do it without drilling holes.
Also, it's about the same price if not cheaper, I got 1tb harddrive, 4 cameras, cables and and OS for under $200
Well no, a Wyze cam is like $25. So that’s not “The same price if not cheaper”, it’s twice the cost.
Yes you can just go into safe mode on an affected machine and delete the offending file. The problem is it took a couple hours before that resolution was found, and it has to be done by hand on every VM. I can’t just run an Ansible playbook against hundreds of non-booted VMs. Then you have to consider in the case of servers, there might be a specific start up order, certain things might have to be started before other things and further fixing might be required given that every VM hard crashed. At the minimum it took many companies 6-12 hours to get back up and running and on many more it could take days.
Cheap wireless cloud connected security cameras are the reason home surveillance is so ubiquitous today. Many people don’t have the know-how to install POE cameras, or it’d cost them too much to pay someone to do it. Plus, if you’re renting your house, putting the holes you’d need where they’re supposed to go is something you might not even be allowed to do.
I fully understand the attack. It’s effective against the majority of people.
Not on any of my servers. All windows updates have to be manually approved installed from the local WSUS server.
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Apple rolling out second public beta of iOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14
A week after releasing iOS 17 beta 4 to developers, Apple is now rolling out the second public beta of...
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This update is effectively the public version of Developer Update 4, which contains actual details about the changes: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/07/26/everything-new-in-ios-17-beta-4/
A privacy analysis of Meta’s new Threads app
Threads collects reams of personal data, and its lack of privacy protections appears to be illegal in Europe. Here’s what we know so far.
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“ What’s important to note is that this list is identical to those of the Facebook and Instagram apps. So if you use these other Meta products, you’ve already surrendered this information to the company.”