I run pfsense with dyndns and a short TTL. It updates my DNS provider instantly when the gateway IP changes. For mail I got a cheap vps running pfsense again, tunneling back home via Wireguard and haproxy to link up connections. It is very stable and not as hard to set up as it sounds (and cheap).
Even in undergrad, I swear using good LyX templates nets you half a grade just for beautiful presentation. And if you throw Zotero in there for the automated citation management, it’s glorious for research papers.
And Libreoffice is great. I got through grad school using it. I had to look up a lot of the button locations and formulas but not having Onedrive hork up everything made it all worth it.
Two old N40Ls acting as NASs replicating onsite, a third micro server at a friends tunneling back to get replicated on, and a external hard disk to get periodic offline replication
I heard the Schedules Direct issue was fixed in v12 - has anyone tried it?
Just replace the batteries in the ups. They are almost always standard lead acid batteries. Take a pic of the wiring, swap them out, and you’re good.
Most people I know run it behind a VPN, so 2FA is less critical.
Same. Set and forget
How is this even a thing? Businesses can’t just have open network connections.
You could set up wireguard via stunnel maybe to port 22
I just found that notepadqq is no longer maintained. :(
Yeah OpenSuSE should just be a tumbleweed picture. Aren’t we all tumbleweeds at heart?
Story of my life
Connect: what am I, chopped liver?
Debian for daily driver laptops, mint for your mom’s daily driver laptop, OpenSuSE for desktop gaming, BSD for the servers, and life is good. Real good.
(This is bait, but only a little. :D)
Searxng works fine for me. It’s at least as good as google?
The most well-timed thing I ever did was buy 6 2tb NVMe drives in August last year
God help me if one fails
In the meantime
https://theuselessweb.com/sites-we-lost/zombo-com/