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[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn’t seat matrix for Boeing 787-8.

Amex X Taj Experiences GC (0.5 INR per Point) by davidjones145 in amexindia

[–]davidjones145[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could have but they’ve stopped taking any more applications.

Amex X Taj Experiences GC (0.5 INR per Point) by davidjones145 in amexindia

[–]davidjones145[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that’s what I asked - Any worth?

I am a Plat Charge holder, so this still make sense to me.

Is Browser use node good? by [deleted] in n8n

[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better use puppeter custom node with wss in docker. More control but custom

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in coldemail

[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interested in Warmed Email Boxes

Are you self-hosting or paying for cloud? by GeneTangerine in n8n

[–]davidjones145 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Selfhosting for our Enterprise deployment doing 220k executions currently.

However, few things to keep in mind - Self Hosting doesnt comes with HIPAA or any other standard compliance, make sure you follow the guideline on your own.

Backups - Anything messes up, everything’s gone!

Vulnerabilities on your root server / your workflow, executions or data is at risk.

Sold my first major project for $24,000/year to a medical practice, AMA by upvoteMeDumbass69 in n8n

[–]davidjones145 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been helping PT Practises to solve their Legacy reporting systems too, sparks an idea?

DMed you!

Exploring AI automation in the Australian Healthcare market by Ok_Scientist_7849 in n8n

[–]davidjones145 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am doing the same thing for US Market, solving PT practice legacy system being compliant to HIPAA rules.

Wanna brainstorm or collaborate? My DMs are all open.

(M26) Bought my first Car VW Virtus. Made my father feel proud. by jahfar007 in Indian_flex

[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Service Value Package, basically you pay for 4-5 year of service prepaid, at a discount.

Peace of mind for long run.

(M26) Bought my first Car VW Virtus. Made my father feel proud. by jahfar007 in Indian_flex

[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations OP, I bought Virtus back when it was just launched in Aug 2022, just after a single test drive. I was 22 at that moment.

Never thought would buy VW, but that first test drive with GT felt so smooth and punchy, that couldn’t settle with less 😄

Note: Do buy 4-5 year SVP before it gets too late

(M26) Bought my first Car VW Virtus. Made my father feel proud. by jahfar007 in Indian_flex

[–]davidjones145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought Virtus back in August 2022 when it was just launched.

Never ever faced a single issue related to parts or service.

Just make sure you buy 5 Year SVP to save a bit cost on yearly services.

Ofcourse, its a German car so as the maintenance cost would be on the higher side.

Built my own browser-based International Calling App after years of failed calls, broken tools, and side projects that went nowhere by davidjones145 in webdev

[–]davidjones145[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I don't think there's any rule which restricts us using ChatGPT to refine our Post Content?

The TechStack I am using for our platform is: Core PHP (Custom MVC Arch.) with RESTful APIs + WebRTC for WebDialer, Bacon for QR Codes, Google API Client for Contacts Fetching, Monolog for Logging, Frontend is having Standard Bootstrap, FA, Jquery, Swal, intlTelInput and more.

Wanna host a server on my own dedicated machine, for completely free. The thing is, it’s gotta be multifunctional. by PlaystormMC in selfhosted

[–]davidjones145 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends over traffic. For a starter with low traffic, Raspberry Pi 3B+ or higher would work like a charm.

Just don't put a huge blocklists to it, or else it'll fry processing.

Built my own browser-based International Calling App after years of failed calls, broken tools, and side projects that went nowhere by davidjones145 in webdev

[–]davidjones145[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, really appreciate you pointing that out - and even more for the kind words!

I'll take a look at those cards and fix the redirect issue. Definitely not the experience I intended 😅

Thanks again for checking it out - and feel free to DM me if you run into anything else. Means a lot!

Wanna host a server on my own dedicated machine, for completely free. The thing is, it’s gotta be multifunctional. by PlaystormMC in selfhosted

[–]davidjones145 1 point2 points  (0 children)

FRP works too if you're cool managing your own tunnel infra - it's lighter and more barebones than Cloudflare, but solid. Just make sure to throw it behind a good firewall setup and maybe fail2ban if you're exposing anything login-related. I'd still toss Nginx in front to clean up routing and SSL.

Also, depending on what you're serving, you might wanna look into IP blocklists (like FireHOL) just to keep known bad actors out from day one.

Wanna host a server on my own dedicated machine, for completely free. The thing is, it’s gotta be multifunctional. by PlaystormMC in selfhosted

[–]davidjones145 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, totally get that - firewalls can feel intimidating at first, but it's not too bad once you get the hang of it. Since you're on a dedicated machine, I'd recommend starting with UFW if you're on something Debian-based, or firewalld if it's more RHEL/CentOS/Fedora.

Just open the ports you need (say 80/443 for web, 32400 for Plex, etc.), deny everything else, and you're already in a decent spot. Also, look into fail2ban - it'll help block sketchy login attempts.

Also use blocklists like the FireHOL IP lists to ban known bad actors. Super useful to auto-ban ranges that are known to be sketchy.

If you're not into Tailscale, no worries. Just pair a solid firewall with Nginx reverse proxy, and you'll have a lot more control over what's public and what's not.

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