Just use wireguard as VPN and bind ssh only to that interface. You loose public access but I couldn’t think of a reason why I want other devices than my own to connect anyway. You have to make sure that ssh starts after wireguard though or it can’t bind the port.
This is not true. There are lots of places where ssh/vpn is blocked by a firewall while https usually is allowed. So if you want to access/push code while travelling it might be really helpful to have https access to the repo. That was the only reason for me to set up gitlab years ago.
Me too. Who would think you would use something, noone would use. Deception is key!
Correct. You’re really smart. Well done. Sit down. Have a scone. Make yourself at home…
Easy! Solved it: Where did you come from? Where did you go? Where did you come from, Cotton-Eye Joe?
Me neither. Please explain. Something with mushrooms, surely.
I really would like such a wide monitor with double the height. I need a view a lot of documents next to each other. It’s annoying to scroll down all the time.
I always thought street lights ≠ traffic lights?
You’re welcome. I’m German. And you probably missed the “than” in my previous comment. Isn’t it fun how our brian works? (I was soo tempted to write “your welcome” 😀)
All good. I appreciated your comment since I’m not a native English speaker. I had to read the comment twice to find the “then”, because my brain was on auto-correct. So I really wanted to thank you, but than my inner clown took over. Happens from time to time. Sorry about that.
Don’t know if that works or if Drupal is overkill, but that would be my first idea: https://www.drupal.org/project/activitypub
But I haven’t done anything with Drupal for quite some time.
I first thought they now think that people drinking beer from a bottle look like mateing jewel beetles.
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