A lot of people simply don't have time to go the extra steps.
Instead you should be focused on secure by default design. E.g. not setting a static router password to admin admin.
It's stupid in this day and age to continue to see default logins occur still.
I setup caddy and a proxy server for ingress.
Essentially I have a server with wireguard connections between my home server and the external VM.
Proxy using proxy protocol with nginx so it preserves the ip.
DNS certificate management with cloudflare, and I've got Authelia in front of the majority of my websites, with some exclusion rules, say for a share link.
Authelia has mandatory 2FA, anything less is silly, with Grafana alloy scrapping caddy metrics.
Anywho most of my stuff runs in docker. The stuff I don't want on the WAN but on tailscale/Lan has a filter to block the wireguard interface.
SD slot would be great. Fuck every major company getting rid of it, so you have to use their cloud provider.
Probably wanna check
BulkCrapUninstaller for windows. https://www.bcuninstaller.com/
It's pretty good.
Extremely casual piracy? I suppose fair point.
But now what does each step in the scale mean then. For example what is extreme professional piracy or something.
I always add rm flags AFTER the paths. So then I double check the path after adding the flags.
I wouldn't be surprised if it got found by Shodan, which scans the entire internet, indexes it and is easily searchable.
There's actually quite a few open webcams on the internet that shouldn't be.
One hell of a comment but true
I use nobara which is a fork of fedora it's pretty good. Though the update manager gui is complete crap for how slow it is.
I love Adam Connover :D. He's now on YouTube discussing politics a bit as well. But I did like his series with the Adam Connover ruins everything.
Or they rephrase it like I didn't get it.
No. It's just I didn't hear the last bit.