TheIPW

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by TheIPW 13d ago
Thank you for sharing
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Mitchell Hashimoto to move Ghostty off GitHub after repeated outages(the.unknown-universe.co.uk)
2 points by TheIPW 5mo ago|2 comments
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
I would love the hear your thoughts, what are the most reliable, alternatives to GitHub for a project of this scale or just in general?
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
I’ve seen the same thing. You go to pay for something and suddenly half the internet wants to join the checkout process. Most of it seems to be third-party scripts bundled in by payment providers, analytics, or “marketing” integrations the
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
You open one app to check a weather report or football results, and suddenly your phone is trying to talk to half the internet! It really highlights why "passive" devices are never actually passive.
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I Don't Use Twitter or Microsoft. My Logs Disagree(the.unknown-universe.co.uk)
11 points by TheIPW 5mo ago|5 comments
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
There’s a big difference between running a closed-source app to play games and trusting a closed-source app to protect your whole system.
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
I write these things because transparency is kind of the point of the platform. Most people don't have the time or the interest to open up a disassemble every time they want to try a new tool, they just want to know if it fits the FOSS
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
NetGuard is a solid tool for Android, but managing a whole home lab is a different beast. I've got dozens of VMs and containers tucked away in Proxmox; if I tried to micro-manage per-app permissions for every single one of them, I’d ne
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
I get the appeal; the Little Snitch UI is undeniably shiny. But for the headless Linux nodes in my Proxmox setup, I’ve never really felt the need for a proprietary dashboard just to see my network state. I’d much rather export my logs to so
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Little Snitch comes to Linux, but the core logic is closed source(the.unknown-universe.co.uk)
80 points by TheIPW 5mo ago|26 comments
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by TheIPW 5mo ago
I wrote this because I got tired of my home DNS being a single point of failure. The setup is a mix of hardware: one local instance runs on Proxmox/Docker, and the second is on a Raspberry Pi running OpenWrt. Having that split across d
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I run three AdGuard Home instances (two local, one on a VPS)(the.unknown-universe.co.uk)
2 points by TheIPW 5mo ago|1 comments