neclimdul

Really bad at centering. More like data right.

I don't know about expert but yes. Top results heavily influence the ai response and are listed as references and reddit is commonly high in results.

That's the joke!

Got a notice just yesterday that my browser wasn't supported on a site and I needed the latest version of chrome. Luckily chromium fooled it. So... Chrome is still the IE of the modern web.

"zsh: regedit: command not found..." I use arch btw. 😂

I don't think that's actually true. Most route traffic through malware/protection software which would be bypassed by split vpns.

There are also a number of attacks that target this sort of VPN setup so it's my understanding it's generally not a good idea.

Ive worked with ecommerce enough to not store my card anywhere. Also pretty sure they'd store it in the cloud so could max it out in the store and I could claim the fraud.

But if your in my living room thinking, I'm going to sit down and hack his Playstation to get his credit card... Don't know man, seems there's better plans.

I mean, my phone has all sorts of private and confidential information and is regularly in hostile environments where attackers might get physical access to it. Kinda want the best, most hardened security posture.

My Playstation sits in my living room and has my gaming history and access to my games...

Sounds like Debian is probably your goto based on experience you stated. KISS to start.

My advice is choose something as stable as your requirements allow. Debian, Ubuntu LTS, etc. It can be fun to try new things but generally your homelab stuff you just want to work and spending a ton of time fixing broken updates isn't the fun part.

Similar to above, isolate and guard your data from your OS and programs. It lets you be flexible to trying some new things if you want. But if things go bad, reinstalling a different OS is easy. remount your JBOD or NAS or what ever and you're back rolling. Backing up and transferring tons of files sucks and recovering them is worse.

Declarative infrastructure can be your friend. Ansible, docker compose, etc. Again, when things go bad, getting things back up is that much quicker and you can keep doing the fun stuff not spend your weekend finding that old blog post, figuring out that weird ai promp, what ever .

Yeah, don't use auto but used the pucks in a couple places in my house.

Similarly it's failed setting timers despite claiming to and failed broadcasting messages despite also acknowledging them. It's stopped supporting some commands and I don't know anything useful that's added. It just talks more when it already talked too much.

It's just worse in every way.

You know those graphs that show a dramatic shift at a single point in time? I feel like there's a similar graph for the quality of the internet and the dropping of do no evil.

Looking forward to the games