To manage containers I use Arcane, which I can access from anywhere. Let’s me create, update, delete, basically anything Podman can do.

For other stuff I still just SSH. I have up set up that I can do it remotely (with an extra security step), but I don’t need to do it very often.

Worth noting that some security stuff is automated, eg non-breaking updates on the OS and log monitoring.

I feel like a drop would have spilled had she gone first. Part of this challenge is to let others fail so that you can succeed in the aftermath

Do you have any sort of access limiting, either by whitelist (e.g. Tailscale), or blacklist (e.g. Crowd-Sec)?

Is there an alternative you suggest? I use Crowd-Sec in part because I don’t know of anything else that does the same job. That is, blocks malicious IPs without snooping on all traffic content (looking at you, Cloudflare).

I should really do a security checkup on my setup…

Yeah it probably will be pretty difficult. Google has a chokehold on it but I trust Graphene devs to find the minimum possible surface to j trace with Google while having functional RCS. And just not needing Google’s messenger app will be a huge plus for me.

I don’t mind finding alternative apps for my gallery and etc but RCS would be amazing. And I’m not sure it’s feasible for a third party app right now so Graphene itself doing it will be awesome!

When [“ask app not to track”] launched, opt-in rates plummeted well below 30%, crippling the targeted advertising models that thousands of app developers relied on for revenue. Without cross-app identifiers, developers struggled to target ads effectively or measure user conversions, significantly driving up customer acquisition costs.

Good stuff right there

Just be aware that the double tap to lock feature requires elevated permissions, which may compromise security. Whether or not that matters to you depends on your threat level.

The price and quality of the $1.50 Costco frank haven’t budged in 40 years

This is not true. While the price is the same, the bun has gotten smaller, so you’re getting less hot dog for the same price. The all-beef weiner is the same though. Does that matter? Up to you. But the product has objectively changed.

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According to @wicked@programming.dev people who are allergic to shrimp are also allergic to cockroaches

So if you’re allergic to shrimp you can’t have coffee I guess

Thanks! I’ll give it a go at some point, I greatly appreciate the help :)

Did you make any modifications for large file uploads? My main problem was that big files (As in 5GB) would fail.

I’ve tried to use quantum and it lost the “just works” factor that OG filebrowser has. Not sure what I’ll do now

I was just looking into this. My strategy was to see where privacy-conscious people actually put their money. For example, the GrapheneOS project uses Porkbun.

I now use Porkbun and have no complaints. My requirements were to be cheap, have WHOIS privacy, and support DNSSEC.

I’m in a similar situation actually. I use MySudo for VOIP wherever I can. It’s essentially my spam number just to get codes on, but I’ve never tested it with WF specifically.

Tello and US Mobile are they best “real” number carriers I have found. $8/mo, and you can pay another service to forward all messages to your extra-US number. You’re trusting two parties for it, but I haven’t found a better way.

I haven’t been able to find one. As a workaround I use gasbuddy in a browser with ad blocking. I get information from them and they get nothing from me.

Would be ideal if there were a better replacement, but it would be hard to get a solid userbase.

OSMAnd is not OSM. OSMAnd and CoMaps are on equal ground as far as using OSM.

IMO OSMAnd has more features which is great if you want them, but I prefer CoMaps for having what I need while feeling simpler. Can’t really go wrong here, they’re both great.