Tenable owns Nessus. But they have a free tier.

The FOSS equivalent is Greenbone OpenVAS: https://greenbone.github.io/docs/latest/

They must have deleted the comment then. They said something like “yes I use a script to crosspost from reddit, I can set it to run when I click a button or automatically”.

Plus it enables you to access everything. If you have radarr or sonarr or whatever, you can get to those and add media while out and about.

Personally I use Mealie and pull up ingredient lists while I’m im at the grocery store.

Assuming their ISP and everything else supports ipv6. An even so it’ll still be visible through scanning, through brute force, or if anyone is reading cert transparency reports anf scanning the domains that show up.

Yes, it works great for me. Probably not for a TV though, for that you’d probably need some travel router VPN client. But I don’t know how often you’d be at a random TV and need to get to jellyfin.

Yes but this isn’t a full browser, just an API client.

Yeah, for them that’s small potatoes.

The newer versions let you hit d to detach.

Run a local DNS server with local records.

Yes, a VPN. And dynamic DNS if you don’t have a static IP address.

You can look at the comments on the first two accounts. They’ve outright stated they use automated tools to make their posts.

I don’t think Anthropic or OpenAI have spent the time developing a custom ingest pipeline for such a small dataset. It doesn’t seem like it’d give much enough of a return on investment.

I found Netbird significantly easier to set up

Ripping a bandage off something still in progress is a horrible idea. The rest of NATO doesn’t have the capability to replace the US yet.

Client on DS Lite. LLM on Mac.

Look at job listings and see what they ask for. Red Hat is probably the most common. Comptia certs too, though not usually Linux+.

Yeah I’ve seen a couple posted, but I didnt save any of the links.

At one point I got a 286 up and running with Minix, but I didn’t get as far as getting an Ethernet driver compiled for the kernel.

Install one pbs on the big server. If you have the space, set up replication so you have another local copy. Best practice is to also keep an offsite copy, either with cloud storage or external drives you rotate, in case something happens to the stuff at your house.

Point of clarification: white phosphorus is not banned. It is allowed as illumination and for smokescreens. Only using it against personnel is a war crime.

Lemmyvision? Canvas? I think there are others too.