

Security through obscurity is not sufficient. It’s also not nothing.


Security through obscurity is not sufficient. It’s also not nothing.
Immich released it’s first “stable” version. They mean to have fewer breaking changes and prioritize compatibility.
https://immich.app/blog/v2.0.0-release
I highly recommend.


If it’s just wireguard on a nonstandard port, then you are pretty much done. It’s UDP and won’t reply to incorrectly signed packets so it’s essentially invisible.
Programmer humor


“Artificial Intern” is the right way to use it to code.
I have to recommend switching to llamacpp. It’s SO much faster than ollama.


There apparently is now


Save your $10. Just ask Claude to talk you through it.
I think I’m confused then. I’m definitely accessing HACS and it’s definitely a docker container on Ubuntu (I know, I know).
How do I know that in running?
Semi related and I don’t want to start a whole new thread.
Why use HAOS over normal HA core in a container? I’ve been using a simple docker container and I’m not sure what I’m missing.


You’re going to be sending a url to your family to put into vikunja. That url could contain a port. You’ll dodge a LOT of hassle if you don’t use 80, 443, or any other well known port.


Then how can we self-host it?


So I’ve got this Solaris Sparc cluster…
Your mum’s so fat it takes O(n!) to traverse her.
+1 for mailbox. Even though I pay with credit card. They’re outside the country so worst case, the US knows I use them. That’s fine.


So you have wireguard connecting to the VPS and a port open on the VPS for the jellyfin client to connect to?


How does Plex get around that? I’ve only ever used jellyfin.
“In QNAP QTS, Port 443 is the default secure port for,…”
If it says it’s already in use it’s because it’s already in use. Try changing the QNAP management UI port.


Beach hoodie. They’re light and block UV
Assume a security researcher finds a bug in wireguard that, if sent a malformed packet, it can crash the service. Then it would be trivialy easy to send that packet to the default port on every IP address and just crash everything for fun.
It costs me nothing to increment the port by 1 and avoid all that drama.