psic4t

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NSA Asked Linus Torvalds to Install Backdoors into GNU/Linux (2013)(falkvinge.net)
9 points by psic4t 2y ago|2 comments
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Water from Air and Sunlight(source.co)
1 points by psic4t 3y ago|0 comments
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by psic4t 4y ago
Looks really nice! Even though I'm a SMTP/IMAP admin since ages I feel the need for easy-to-use mail solutions.
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by psic4t 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning GoToSocial! I didn't know this one.
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by psic4t 4y ago
> not open source > privacy-first Thanks, but no.
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by psic4t 4y ago
I use FHEM ( https://fhem.de/ ) to automate my home. Its written in Perl and a bit dated, but it's small and connects with everything I have. Plus it includes a MQTT server.
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by psic4t 7y ago
Me too, but with mixed results. In the last weeks, results from DDG or Bing appear later or even never. That make Searx not very reliable at the moment.
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by psic4t 7y ago
Looks really good! Any chance for the code?
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by psic4t 7y ago
You can use the go implementation of wireguard (wireguard-go). This way you don't need a kernel module. Works for me on a really cheap OpenVZ VPS since months.
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by psic4t 7y ago
On cheap cloud instances at Hetzner: - postfix/dovecot for mailing - searx instance - synapse for matrix - unbound for DoT - nginx for my blog - gophernicus for old times sake At home: - nextcloud - monero full n
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by psic4t 7y ago
With all the discussion going on, I'm really wondering why nobody asks why Cloudflare is offering their DoH infrastructure for free.
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by psic4t 8y ago
The COI FAQ says: "We are cooperating with Delta.Chat for it to also use COI to provide more features, we are contributing to the C-Kernel of it."