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cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Securing a 'public' service for familyEnglish
1·9 months agounethical life pro tip, but you can use the free tier of Cloudflare tunnels + Access to accomplish this. While technically against the ToS, I have been doing this with jellyfin for an over a year now, I don’t cache anything, and my overall bandwidth usage is low it’s probably not very noticeable. If I get banned at some point I’ll just create a new free account ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Self-hosted blog - do I need a static IP address?English
1·9 months agoSurprised nobody has mentioned cloudflare ddns. If you registered your domain with cloudflare, you can use the api or qdm12’s (author of gluetun) ddns-updater to keep your A/AAAA records up to date.
cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldOPto
Apple@lemmy.world•Apple Says Siri Data Has Never Been Sold or Used for Marketing
51·1 year agoThis. Also lawyers are expensive, and hiring a team of experienced lawyers is even more so. A bean counter probably crunched the numbers and found it would be more cost effective to settle now than to fight it out/ run the risk of losing (in which case they may also have to pay for the plantiff’s legal fees)
cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldOPto
Apple@lemmy.world•Apple CEO Tim Cook Donating $1 Million to Trump's Inaugural Fund
24·1 year agoLikely tacit acknowledgment that the US is becoming more authoritarian/run by a mob boss. For example, if you don’t pay the local mafia, you can expect them to show up and do bad things to you. However if you pay a bribe and kiss the ring, you may receive protection instead
cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Russia admits its homegrown consoles can't match the PS5 or Xbox SeriesEnglish
1·1 year ago“Hacking” can be as easy as running some script you found online to prowl for vulnerable systems. This doesn’t take a lot of creativity. A lot of people/businesses/governments don’t practice good security hygiene (e.g. apply security patches as soon as they’re available) and end up getting popped by skiddies. I’d be more impressed if these Russian “hackers” could consistently repel attacks, but a simple google search suggests that they are struggling to defend their own turf
If you have specific bugs/crashes that you can reproduce consistently please consider reporting them to https://www.apple.com/feedback/. This creates a bug report that an Apple developer will look at.
cantankerous_cashew@lemmy.worldOPto
Apple@lemmy.world•MacBook Pros With OLED Displays Won't Have a Notch, Roadmap Shows
2·1 year agoLooks like Apple has been working on this, but for whatever reason hasn’t launched it
There’s also an option to set up a vanilla WireGuard server. I’ve done that on my dream machine and am able to remote into my homelab with the vanilla WireGuard iOS & Mac apps