They do scan and try all ports.
I have a tiny VPS as reverse proxy with SSL termination for my fiddling. That one has a wireguard network to my hardware at home to which it forwards some hosts.
The tiny VPS is definitely the bottleneck in the equation, and if I were to have loads of traffic I’d probably go with cloudflare or -front in front of it.
He’s all Finnish. His mother tongue just happens to be a (official) minority language.
Memory Management Unit was the first thing that came to my mind when I read that title.
I don’t know what that says about me.
I’m a software engineer. I also do programming as a hobby.
Programming as a job can be draining, but I find that autonomy makes it enjoyable. If I’m just checking off tickets that I don’t care about, I’d have very little motivation to so so. If I can plan the road map and start at the end where my work makes the most impact, then I’m a lot more passionate about doing so.
Många jobbar helt och hållet i webbläsaren idag. Du har ju din fullfjädrade office suite både hos göggel och pyttemjuk på webben.
Photopea är snäppet vassare än GIMP, och även det helt i webbläsaren och gratis. Adobe har väl också en webbversion av Photoshop om jag inte minns fel.
Resten är väl bara electron-applikationer det också.
A bit of a buffer battery is good.
I’ve got the opposite problem of lithium batteries freezing. But three NiMH batteries in series is close enoigh to drop-in. They’re ok with cold, maybe also heat?
Or, capacitor to even out the load. Or a super-capacitor if you want to last all night long. They’ll consume everything to charge up from empty, though.
I had a 4G modem with a web interface many years ago. It was flaky and would often hang. I just had a raspberry pi on my network pinging some known address, if it failed for long enough it’d replay the commands to restart the web interface.
If I’d have the same problem today I’d probably have home assistant power cycle the router with a smart plug.
13 years. Married for 6.
First two years were mostly long-distance.
I set it up during the outage last week.
Easy enough to just pull in the synapse docker container and run it on my home server. I wireguard it to my VPS that acts as a reverse proxy.
Both federation and push notifications work.
OpenSUSE has a 32-bit build.
Running modern web browsers is no fun.
No, I guess I mean 6 plus. I didn’t have a big reason to upgrade after that one.
At the time they didn’t support any vector format like SVG (do they now?)
iPhones 2G-3GS had the same screen resolution, so having pixel perfect assets were no biggie.
4 & 4S had twice the resolution. Annoying to upscale all your graphics, but app layouts stayed the same.
5 & 5s had a little bit taller screen. Annoying, but layouts could stay mostly the same.
Then comes the 6 plus with a brand new resolution that natively wants assets at 3x the resolution. Older apps would be upscaled to 2208x1242 and then downscale to fit the 1920x1080 display. You pretty much wanted to tweak your app to support the native resolution instead of hitting that scaling thing.
The landscape is better now with SwiftUI.
I later got a 12 mini for ARKit, but I had pretty much lost interest in the platform by then. It mostly just sat in a drawer.
iOS 26? When did this happen?
I feel like it was just yesterday I was solving fractional scaling issues on the iPhone 6 pro on iOS 8.
Now I feel really out of the loop.
I hate it. It used to be two taps to open a new tab.
Now it’s four taps:
Open the menu
Close the menu
Open tabs
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My muscle memory ain’t going nowhere.
I, too, need a car. But I choose not to go down this route.
I bought my current one five years ago for $4k and spent another $2k to get it reliable. Minimum liability insurance is like $20/mo.
I’m looking to trade up in a bit for something twice as pricy, and I’ll skip the loan part then, too.
I want to spank your sister with a slice of baloney.
Struggling with car payments, you say.
Our EU household doesn’t make $150k/y even if you’d consider the hidden supergross taxes.
I’ve never had a car loan in my life, nor anything beyond the most basic insurance.
If you can’t afford to buy a car, then you can’t afford to wreck it.
It’s better to send that extra money into my savings account or stock portfo rather than waste it on interest and extra insurance. Then I’ll at least get too see that money again some day.
Same here. I had been sticking to Ubuntu flavours for over 15 years.
I started 28 years ago with Slackware 3.0, then Gentoo, Ubuntu, took a detour via OS X, then back to Ubuntu, now Arch.
Ahh. 2000.
When Alpha and Transmeta was the future. No more of this Intel and AMD crap.
ubports have continued maintaining it. It was based on 16.04 for the longest tie, but they’ve made good leaps in the last two years.