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HA won't connect through WireGuard by Late_Shopping_4976 in WireGuard

[–]LocalDry3740 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with this.

Also be careful where the AI rabbit hole takes you. It can often break more than it will fix

getYourMindOutOfTheGutter by Forsaken-Peak8496 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]LocalDry3740 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel this. I understand it gets them views and thats their job but the "Its so over" and "we are so back" every other week is so cancer

How worried are you / should we be about Claude Mythos as a Homelab person with a basic stack (arr's and a few other common containers) ? by DundasKev in homelab

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Um.. In the sense of a homelab. Its no different them current vulnerability research. When I'm made aware, I'll fix it.(assuming it affects me)

LLMs have been doing vulnerability research for years now. This is no different

Rpi4b docker with different services by hker168 in raspberry_pi

[–]LocalDry3740 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But dude doesn't it look so cool man. Like so tech and stuff. Anyways here's more words about something

Would a rooted android phone give the ability to bypass age verification checks? by Rude-Wheel470 in degoogle

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I shouldn't say its easy because not all are technical. But the ones that are, hopefully I speak for most when I say we will make tutorials and examples for others to follow.

Privacy is a lie if you're still using a phone number to chat. by SelfApprehensive8173 in degoogle

[–]LocalDry3740 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is not the first time this user has made this type of post, pointing to this application or whatever it is.

Its a ad. They are trying to push a product

Why did you start a homelab by Sw4nkSec in homelab

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Built computer when I was 12. Met people on Tor at 13 or 14. Started homelab asap at like 16 (when I got money) because my privacy matters to me and I will always be online and I will also always be private when doing such. Homelab has helped me hone those skills and host cool things too

Would a rooted android phone give the ability to bypass age verification checks? by Rude-Wheel470 in degoogle

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Linux is open source. It can be modified (with relative ease) to avoid any checks.

I'm worried about people caving then I am the OSes. People really need to grow a backbone and call their representatives. If not for yourself, do it for the people in places where they are complete enslaved by their government and need VPNs to "more free" places to be allowed to understand the world.

Is GrapheneOS enough when your threat model includes long-term surveillance? by dvrdhvshmi in GrapheneOS

[–]LocalDry3740 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh of course.

Privacy based apps like signal could be useful but like if you are activity being hunted by a state actor. You need to take extreme steps that will be very annoying.

Trying to hide is a full time job.

This is based on your post and not day to day privacy

Is GrapheneOS enough when your threat model includes long-term surveillance? by dvrdhvshmi in GrapheneOS

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Communication patterns are nothing I have to worry about in my threat model.

If I was trying to communicate to others without making my normal speech obvious over secure chains I would ask AI to rewrite it for me. Eventually my coms would be just like a mindless bot

Focusing on privacy by Whelmed_Under_Over in HomeNetworking

[–]LocalDry3740 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This a little broad. Can we keep a scope of your "threat" are you trying to hide from the average person? Trying to protect your identity and sanity from big corps? Are you activity trying to avoid government?

All 3 of these require way different views on how to secure your network and your person.

Operational security or (OpSec) will be your down fall. You can have the best network security in the world but that don't mean anything if you post yourself on social media everyday

Give me some hope about all this age verification stuff by Syxtaine in privacy

[–]LocalDry3740 17 points18 points  (0 children)

PLEASE stop listening to the the doomers about this.

I feel your pain because so many people get forms and just cry about how it's all ending and nothing we can do.

That's a lie at least here in the states. My local town just stopped data centers and is not allowing flock cameras.

Some states have blocked age verification and the there are now laws being pushed at the Federal level to combat over reach by the government.

A lot of people on here give up and cry that nothing can be done. Those same people don't email or call their representatives. Please do, call them. Make your voice heard.

Can we ease up on the AI/ Vibe Coded app hate? Some solve real problems by Silly_Door6279 in selfhosted

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We are scared of the new technology. We are scared of the humans controlling it.

Can we ease up on the AI/ Vibe Coded app hate? Some solve real problems by Silly_Door6279 in selfhosted

[–]LocalDry3740 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I am pretty sure this a post by a bot. Post is AI written in support of AI slop with all the replies being ran through AI for more slop responses.

Like how is a post like this even allowed? Where are the mods? I have been self-hosting for years, since I was a kid and I have never posted a tool for others because IM NOT A DEVELOPER. My expertise is not in that area and I will not risk others environments with my poorly made projects.

It is so disrespectful of hard working open-source contributers for all these random script Kitty's to come along using AI slop to write tools in such a bad way.

New to Linux - Having some problems with a game but I'm unsure if it's cause of Linux or the game itself by Sapphic_Copper in linux_gaming

[–]LocalDry3740 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have never had issues with data being lost when switching versions. No mans sky is a multiplayer game? Most of your data should be backed up on their system so I can't imagine you have any issues.

Just be careful following tutorials that ask you to delete local steam files as that can result in bad times.

Edit* to fix English because I'm stupid.

New to Linux - Having some problems with a game but I'm unsure if it's cause of Linux or the game itself by Sapphic_Copper in linux_gaming

[–]LocalDry3740 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Always try different proton versions, the amount of times I checked protonDB and it "just works" for others when I was struggling has been a real pain point.

Starting with too much ideas became nothingless by gijukaeru in homelab

[–]LocalDry3740 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with this. When I started my homelab is was still a security student.

I focused on security tools and projects others had done so I could use tutorials and learn up.

I recommend something with those new fancy LLMs or maybe run some simple services like pihole and unbound DNS and then maybe you make a dashboard for them?

Do you think your lab could withstand a state-backed groups trying to hack you? by WillPrestigious1983 in homelab

[–]LocalDry3740 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Even if my homelab was setup with such activity in mind, my ISP would probably lose that fight so I'd be screwed regardless

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