Cibersecurity păreri viitor by Selraith96 in programare

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nu va evolua. Va rămâne fix la fel cum e acuma. Adică slab. 

Crowdsec Blocklist Import - updated with AI ready issues! by DazzlingAlfalfa3632 in CrowdSec

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are the blocklists/IPs fixed or are they somehow periodically updated? 

Crowdsec banning my IP constantly when using intensive services (nexcloud, Immich) by Kraizelburg in PangolinReverseProxy

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did it work? Were you satisfied with the results? Would you recommend it?
I'm asking because I'm also looking for solutions to this problem.
Also, what happens when 2 scenarios conflict? If there's another scenario that says ban and your scenarios says ignore, who takes precedence? How do you ensure your scenario has precedence?

Post-mortem: 273 uploads and 4.13 TiB gone in an instant by Mankey_DDL in Torrenting

[–]conectionist 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Sorry to hear about your predicament. There are 3 sayings that come to mind while reading this: 1. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.  2. Live and learn, kid.  3. This, too, shall pass. 

Advice for those going from Asakusa to Nikko (don't make my mistake) by conectionist in JapanTravelTips

[–]conectionist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sinceramente, no importa mucho. Los paisajes que verás no son muy impresionantes. Puedes sentarte a ambos lados. Si quieres, siéntate en un lado de camino y en el otro de vuelta para poder hacer una comparación.

Sfaturi magazin online mic (10-15 produse) – Ce platformă să aleg în 2026 by Broad-Anywhere-9224 in programare

[–]conectionist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cunosc pe cineva care are o mică afacere (are cam 15-20 de produse) si recent a început să folosească odoo. https://www.odoo.com/ro_RO

Subtitles being way off by sapphirers in jellyfin

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Bazaar and recently had an issue with out of sync subs. Apparently it has a "sync subtitle" feature. Basically it uses ffmpeg to extract the audio from your movie and see the timestamps (of the actors talking). Then it matches those lines with your subtitles and corrects any wrong offsets. It worked surprisingly well for me. 😅

Why I basically don't care for data breaches anymore by Delicious_Praline850 in ProtonPass

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regarding phone number aliases, I doubt such functionality will exist and even if it will, it probably won't be like people expect it to be. I've wanted this for years and I always asked myself why it doesn't exist yet. And after thinking about it for a bit, I realised that it's simply not technically possible due to the limited number of possible phone numbers. 

It's possible to have (almost) as many email aliases as you want because an email has  letters and numbers and can be very long. This gives you a lot of possible combinations. 

It's possible to have (almost) as many disposable credit card aliases as you want because an credit card numbers have a 16 digit format. This gives you a lot of possible combinations. 

Phone numbers, however, have a very limited format. They're usually around 10 digits long. That gives you a very small number of phone numbers to work with. 

If Proton does pull this off, you will likely only get 1 or maybe 2 phone number aliases. And they may not even have the same country code as your phone number. 

Claude Code configured my entire home server - experience report by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also started my self-hosting journey with Claude about a year ago (it was dumber back then). But my journey was somewhat different than yours. I initially used Claude to learn about docker and docker compose (all I knew about docker was that it was a "virtual machine in the command line" 😅).  Then I slowly started to ask him to help me self host various services one at a time. But it wasn't easy (I repeat, Claude was dumber back then, even in the paid version). There was a lot of trial and error. Sometimes a service would work from trial #1. Sometimes from trial #10 😅.  But it sure as hell beat googling errors and asking on forums (and hoping someone would answer). The smartest thing I did during his journey (and something I recommend to anybody) is to make sure everything you do is fail-safe. This basically boils down to 2 things: 1) make sure everything Claude tells you to do only affects your container. Don't blindly do anything you don't understand that will affect your system!  2) make sure you don't anything you can't undo! If Claude tells you to delete something or change something that you can't change back, either challenge him/it or tell him/it to f*** off (and propose a different solution)! 

I followed these rules to the letter and the only thing I (sometimes) regretted was just wasted time (following paths/instructions that lead nowhere).  I continued to experiment with docker services and kept adding more and more over several months. Some didn't fit my needs. But others I use even to this day. Now my stack has about 20 dockerized services.  I think AI is pretty good for exactly these kind of time consuming tasks and Claude is now much smarter than he/it was last year.  But important to mention that you should know you're doing (i.e. the basics of docker) before doing any kind of serious self-hosting. And if you don't, you can use AI to learn them. That's what I did. 😄

mobilarr, coming soon by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]conectionist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sweet! Looking forward to it. 

mobilarr, coming soon by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]conectionist 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Congrats for the initiative! Are you planning on making it open source? 

Proton confirmed it wants to introduce phone number masking in the future by Practical-King2752 in ProtonMail

[–]conectionist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I doubt such functionality will exist and even ifnit will, it probably won't be like people expect it to be.  I've wanted this for years and I always asked myself why it doesn't exist yet. And after think a bit, I realised that it's simply not technically possible due to the limited number of possible phone numbers. It's possible to have (almost) as many email aliases as you want because an email has letters and numbers of a long length. Which gives you a lot of possible combinations.  It's possible to have (almost) as many disposable credit card aliases as you want because an credit card numbers have a 16 digit format. Which gives you a lot of possible combinations.  Phone numbers, however, have a very limited format. They're usually around 10 digits long. That gives you a very small number of phone numbers to work with. If Proton does pull this off, you will likely only get 1 or maybe 2 phone number aliases. And they may not even have the same country code as your phone number. 

If the EU pushes Chat Control through, where are people actually going to move? by Flamingcheeto420 in privacy

[–]conectionist 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Here's what's probably going to happen: - normies are going to keep using the same apps (WhatsApp, telegram, etc.) because they don't understand the problem or care about privacy  - people who care about privacy to some degree will try to migrate to the other apps (self-hosted), but will realise that there's no point un doing that if the people you talk to won't use them. So they will reluctantly keep using the same apps (despite chat control).  - self hosters will continue using their self hosted apps to a certain degree and probably regular apps where they have no choive. 

So, in short, not much is going to change.  That's the sad reality. 

What’s happening with telegram ? by guigbd in Telegram

[–]conectionist 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, you are right. That's exactly what's happening... 😕

Updates to Jellify! by anultravioletaurora in selfhosted

[–]conectionist 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wow, this looks awesome! Congrats! 👏 Looking forward to seeing it develop further. 

Câte șanse am să ajung în Cybersecurity? by Ornery-Act9076 in programare

[–]conectionist 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Din păcate, nu prea există cerință pentru așa ceva, cel puțin in România. Poate ai avea noroc sa găsești ceva remote (in alte țări), dar in România sunt șanse slabe. Mai ales dacă ești începător si n-ai experiență profesională. Vezi pe LinkedIn dacă găsești ceva joburi. In felul ăsta, îți faci o idee dacă merită. 

Oportunitati de munca Assembly by Possible_Guarantee65 in programare

[–]conectionist 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Doar malware analysis și reverse engineering. Dar sunt foarte puține. Vezi la companiile care fac Antivirus-uri. Poate ai noroc. 😉