Finally custom subtitles, it’s actually useful now!

The point is for the developer to capitalize on the hype and fomo. Yes, most likely just enough space to meet property setbacks and utility easement requirements.

They squeeze the most “houses” in the lot as they can.

Now there’s an idea!

People who buy these trucks are not generally paying cash. After taxes and loan interest, that $70K overcompensation machine is easily over $100K, more than the tiny home.

The whole point of a small compact house is it leaves space over for communal stuff.

What? The whole point is saving money, and smaller land is cheaper…

Ending up running ancient packages because the developer refuses to apt upgrade their shit.

Tell me you never really had to deal with dependency hell without telling me. That’s literally the main problem docker solves.

Fortunately, that’s not how it works.

The private key is created on your server, not by Let’s encrypt, and it’s never transferred to them. Nobody can decrypt your data.

Certbot (the official ACME client) is open source, but you’re also welcome to use any other client of your choosing, or make your own. The secrets never leave your server.

Unless the NSA has working powerful quantum computers that can break public key encryption, that they are successfully hiding from the public, they wouldn’t be able to break let’s encrypt certificates backed public key encryption, the math just doesn’t math. It would still take the most powerful super computers millions of years to break RSA 2048.

There’s a reason they want to make encryption illegal, instead of just letting us trust it like sheep. Thankfully, we don’t have to trust anyone, it’s all verifiable math.

That wouldn’t work for this…

A domain, a full fledged one or a free dyndns subdomain tells the world how to communicate with your ip, but it isn’t involved when you talk to the world.

When your software is hitting the API from your network, all the API sees is your IP address, it has no knowledge of any urls that may point to it.

OP just needs to hope their IP address doesn’t change regularly, and give them their public IP to whitelist.

.net (core) is a mature framework and collection of great languages that work really well, perform really well, and is truly cross platform and open source. It’s the best thing Microsoft offers.

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