don’t forget that LTSC is also a solution, you don’t have to give in to 11

I’m not them, but among other reasons they are looking to build botnets (cryptomining, dosing, mass crawling), and they are searching for hosts with low security (or if you just made a mistake)

Just create a wildcard domain certificate !

that’s what I do already, but yeah I haven’t added it to the trust store so far, only on linux for git and curl

If you’re interested I can send you the snipped of a book to fully host your own CA :). It’s a great read and easy to follow !

that would be interesting, thanks for the offer. but according to plan I don’t want to host a full-on CA, just make the CA cert, store them at a restricted place, and build other certs on top of it for use by nginx

for every single subdomain, on desktop. firefox mobile does not even remember the decision. HA Android straight out refuses it, and thats not a local problem but a relatively known one in the community

browsers complain less, and some apps (like HomeAssistant Android) only accept that

I’ll assume you have taken the leak after going to the fridge

lol lucky you that you can resume from sleep

why eat pizza if you like plain bread more?

so if the battery is dead […] and you drive away.

what do you mean?

I don’t care what they use, be it linux, a BSD, OSX, Plan9… but windows?? that is pathetic!!

I bet you never heard its cool sound.

brrrrRRRRR PS PS bRRR PS PS, PS PS, zzzzZZZZZMMMMMMMMM

best thing ever

oh nice! I see this is a relatively new feature. thanks!

they have paid features, but it is very useful even with just the free features and limits

how do you use it with proxmox, and for what kind of notifications?

its very truthful though. butter melts easily, like your data in RAID5/6 mode

mergerfs in the kernel would be cool for better performance.

for those that don’t know, it’s a FUSE based filesystem, which is also cool, but can be slow at times.

edit a filename while the file is open?

that should work on all filesystems on linux, shouldn’t it? linux keeps file handles by inode number, not filename. this is also the reason system updates can happen while everything is running, because replacing the open files is possible too, and the processes that opened it earlier keep seeing the old version of it

it doesn’t snap like a pro, though. I’m not a windows fan, but the NTFS snapshotting tech, the Volume Shadowcopy service on windows, notifies databases and whatever that is subscribed to it so that they can finish writing whatever is in the pipeline, and receive feedback from writers when they are done to know when to proceed.

as I know, linux does not have such a mechanism. without it restoring a snapshot made on a running system is exactly like booting from a crash.

sure better than nothing. but it’s not like a pro.

you forgot to post your sources

I have written up a comment when I realized you have probably meant gimp. this thread was about matrix.

but I can’t let it go to waste, so here it comes!

Like others have said, it’s on the roadmap.

the roadmap (found here) that was cleaned out and archived 4 days ago?

and turns out it was not public either for a longer time

They just need (or want) to add vector layers first.

what do you mean by vector layers? SVG graphics come to mind but that doesn’t seem to be related