https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/dns/cloudflared/

I use pihole+cloudflared to translate all DNS requests on my LAN to DoH requests. Regular DNS isn’t permitted to leave my network. (port 53 outbound is blocked)

Can’t redirect/modify/monitor DoH requests like you can plain DNS.

I work warehousing; no IT background, I just like to tinker with whatever. Have since I started breathing.

I was a fairly casual pirate, grabbing movies/shows I couldn’t find elsewhere (or just couldn’t afford). Got into Plex/Emby for my first real exploration into self-hosting (if you don’t count SRCDS and/or Minecraft Server at like 13yo); and expanded my knowledge from there. Reverse Proxys, the ‘arrs’, DNS, Docker, VPNs, etc.

Now a days, I’ve got 20+ services that I mostly access via a VPN I host, and I’m always interested in messing with new things :)

WOW.

I can understand making a mistake in the website design, leaving such a vulnerability; but to shove it under the rug and ghost the people that reported it???

The TSA and DHS are begging for an incident.

Glad Ian Carroll+Sam Curry made the info public. Maybe that’ll be the push needed to actually fix this.

Glad I could help :)

At least this post wasn’t a total waste…

Sigh. Spend an hour looking for a solution, fall back to a post asking for help, find the solution 5min later…

For anyone else searching in the future:

From paperless-ngxs settings page (logged in as an admin)

‘Open Django-Admin’ > ‘Paperless Mail’ > ‘Processed Mails’

Select what you’d like, then delete.

Running the media streaming software on a separate machine is a good idea IF you need transcoding; ie, you need/want to translate the files into another format or a lower quality (for poor remote connections) on-the-fly before serving them to users.

If your clients can play the files just fine as-is, another machine doesn’t really add anything except complexity.

So, for the slow people in the back… (me)

Copyleft = permanently open source? Ie, you can’t take the open source code/project and make it closed source? (or build a new closed project off of it?)

Or am I misunderstanding?

Repost: https://feddit.uk/post/16382677

It’s barely been two days…

I found my works wifi blocks most ports outbound, but switching my my vpn to a more ‘standard’ port like 80, 443, 22, etc gets through just fine.

Now I’ve got a couple port forwarding rules I can switch on, as needed, that take one of those and route it to my vpn host.

It’s honestly baffling how many people are, willfully ignorant of things they depend on.

I know far too many people that know nothing about cars beyond ‘turn key, engine turns on’. I’m no mechanic either, but I can at least identify some parts and perform basic maintenance.

ISPs with a data cap? Lmao, nope.

Because many many people know absolutely nothing about ethernet or the actual hardware behind their wifi connection, as quite often that was setup by a technician from their ISP. When it comes to acquiring internet; a wifi name+password is all they’ve ever experienced.

https://byebyepaywall.com/en/

Been using this for a while now. Not an extension, but a good bookmark to have.

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Yeah, 2.5+ years since the last release?

Somehow I don’t think this has survived youtubes client war…

Na, I’m still using a TV from 2009.

About 150$

Bit of a different solution:

If Paperless-NGX is one of the things you self-host; it has options to import emails based on your specified criteria, then you could have it delete each piece of mail it imports. You can also just have it move mail to folders on the mail server, or just tag/flag mail instead of deleting it. (for you to then manually delete at your leisure)

I use this to automatically import receipts, bills, work documents, and any other regular mail instead of dealing with it manually every week/month.

The default Samsung Calculator doesn’t display a privacy policy (or any menu options really) in-app, but you can find them as a link at the bottom of the ‘See Details’ page under ‘Data Saftey’ on the play store. Annoyingly, it’s just a generic set of terms that covers most of their products/services. That document says they collect and share all sorts of data, but the store page for the calculator say no data collected.

Haven’t had any issues yet and it’s been blocked for at least 4 years now. Everything just happily uses the DNS servers specified by DHCP.