That’s sounds truly awful lol

I’m struggling to wrap my head around how a controller without two joysticks is supposed to word in the year of our lord 2025

The creator of Anubis did an interview on the Selfhosted Show podcast a little while back and explains this in detail, and it’s worth a listen.

Here’s a time stamped link for the interview

Is Proxmox really a VMware competitor? I mean it is another virtualization system but even like Hyper-V these days is not as big of a shitshow as it once was and it much closer in functionality to VMWare. And as jank as it is I’m seeing companies move to Nutanix over Proxmox

Yes the needs of your very special child are so unfathomably different from all the other children in the planet lol

Honestly, the easiest thing to do is put it on a mesh VPN like Tailscale and connect their streaming device to your tailnet. If they’re non technical parents then if their TV OS doesn’t support Tailscale, you can pick up a Walmart brand ONN streaming box for <$50 which supports for Tailscale and Jellyfin.

I am also not up to date on Jellyfin security issues but the biggest one I care about is that its clients don’t support OIDC. There’s a neat plugin for OIDC, but without client support it only works with the web client and I’m not a fan of leaving login pages open to the internet.

I wonder what the comment that was replying to looks like…

Caddy is my web server of choice but it doesn’t have a UI like NPM.

It bothers me that in the thumbnail image they have daisy chained two floating carriers in order to carry and amount of cargo that would comfortably fit on Sam’s back alone.

Yeah Nextcloud won’t mention VPN for hardening because the assumption is you want it publicly accessible.

I have a number of things publicly accessible and there are a number of things I do to secure them. crowdsec monitoring and blocking, a reverse proxy with OIDC for authentication, a WAF in front of it all. But those are only for the things I have exposed because I want other people to use them. If it’s something just for me, I don’t bother with all that and just access it via VPN.

It’s not the only answer, but it’s the one that will get you the most secure with the least amount of effort.

Not so much a fight as an exercise in futility lol

Worse. KaraKeep was partially inspired by Linkwarden.

Have they fixed the titles of saved links being clipped for no reason?

I found Linkwarden entirely unusable because of this and switched to KaraKeep the moment I realized they’d mastered the ancient magic of “Make sure the link titles are actually fully visible”

EDIT: It would appear not since I can see they’re clipped in the thumbnail lol. All that wasted space sitting there doing nothing when it could be… containing the title of the link.

The first game is a ton of fun. And seems to have been an 8/10 game. This one is evidently more so and is a 9/10 game. How you get 5/10 from that I’ll never know.

I think the DS games are just not for you.

This is the biggest weakness of Jellyfin. Native OIDC support would really be a no brainer at this point.

You’ve argued from a position of weakness against a well known and accepted truth, and have provided zero proof to back up your outlandish claim. On the contrary you’ve admitted to the existence of unwanted access attempts to your services, as well as your usage of mitigations to the same problem you insist doesn’t exist.

It’s over man. You’re certified expert yapper but that’s not going to convince me or anyone else here that you know what you’re talking about. It’s a wrap.

It’s over man. You’ve made it very clear you have no idea what you’re talking about, how any of this works, or even what’s going on with your own selfhosted services. Back peddling away from your own arguments and trying to sweep up the beans you’ve already spilled isn’t going to help your case.

Maybe stick to your day job, I just don’t think that cybersecurity career is in the cards for you.

As OP should be. 2k attempts a day at unauthorized access to your services is a pretty clear indicator of that. Seems you’ve mitigated it well enough, why would you suggest that OP not bother doing the same? If you’re so convinced those 2k attempts are not malicious, then go ahead and remove those rules if they’re unnecessary.

Perhaps as someone with only meager experience running a Jellyfin server who can’t even recognize malicious traffic to their server, and zero understanding of the modern internet threat landscape, you shouldn’t be spreading misinformation that’s potentially damaging to new selfhosters?