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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   I have installed different Linux distros in 4-5 devices in the last year, including a laptop with an Nvidia GPU and a random NUC off Aliexpress. In all cases everything worked out of the box after a fresh installation--and as far as I remem
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   For me: - Easier access to books in other languages or out of print - Quick access to a dictionary - Backlight for reading in bed or in the evening - Pocketability - Way cheaper if you read a lot of public domain books (or have a parrot
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   Nowadays AA [1] is IMO a better choice for users, but aside from that I cannot imagine these changes making much of a difference. There's plenty of ebook sources (Kobo, public libraries, etc) whose DRM are trivial to break (meaning Ado
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   So what would be the best practice in a situation like that? I would (naively?) imagine that a null pointer would mostly result from a malloc() or some other parts of the program failing, in which case would you not expect to see errors els
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   Is foo a pointer in your example? Is free(NULL) not a valid operation?
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   Unless I am misunderstanding the discussion on GitHub, the attacker would still need to know the exact path where the file is saved, and the name of the file itself. Even then, all they can do is download the file from your device--whic
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   The absolute worst thing I can see in there is that an third party who somehow managed to get a link to one of your library items (either directly from you or from one of your users--or by spending the next decade bruteforcing it I guess)
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   If you expose Jellyfin on 443, have HTTPS properly set up (which Caddy handles automatically), your admin password is not pswd1234 (or you straight up disable remote admin logins), and use a cheap .com domain rather than your IP--what is th
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   by random_human_ 5mo ago

   For whatever reason people here and on Reddit will tell you that you need to have Jellyfin pass through five VPNs, otherwise nasty things will happen. Meanwhile the actual devs suggests simply setting up a reverse proxy, which you can do in