All good thoughts, thank you

Makes sense. Its unfortunate though that it presents a hurdle for end users. My users need to hit a webpage and acesss stuff, asking them to connect to a VPN client is too much.

Is tail scale really that much more secure than reverse proxy and auth control?

I gotta agree, as much as racism and misogyny overlap, I think a lot of people will vote for someone brown before they’ll vote for a woman.

Buying them is admitting you have a problem.

I’ve used Authelia. I like it because all the config can happen in a config file so I can easily back it up, modify it, and deploy it with Ansible

SNW one was just an homage to Picard

Glad someone said it

No folders. I gave up on that a long time ago. It is too much maintenance to organize everything and it doesn’t really help you find things that much. I just scroll through the alphabetical drawer of all apps to find what I need.

Maybe they’re all right and everything has just been getting worse all the time

One of the original ideas behind Markdown was that a document should remain readable even before a computer interprets its formatting.

Ergo, opening it in a text editor should be good enough…

Its actually simpler than I expected to do the wildcard cert setup in Caddy. Its not necessary to nest everything. You can just add the wildcard block at the top, and leave the rest of the config as-is, and they will default to using the wildcard instead of individual certs.

Yes that’s us

Minuet

D1’s main theme (edit: the town theme) hit me so hard as a kid

Fair enough. I’m not going to follow up with all that just for this comment thread. At least we can agree that some things are bad enough to justify not using.

My argument is that the environmental costs of AI, not to mention the knock-on effects of the societal change it incurs, lead to people dying.

What about a tool that killed someone every time you used it? Or every ten times you used it? There’s a line somewhere, right?

Some things deserve zero tolerance IMO

I assume that’s all sound proofing. How well does it work? And like the other commenter asked, I’m curious how it affects the temperature