Sure, until the VC firm that bought overdrive (backend for Libby) decides to run it into the ground even further. Z-lib and MAM all the way. Can't sell my reading habits if they don't collect my reading habits.
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Phillip DeFranco still makes videos? Huh. TIL.
Scanning isn't a problem, it's when someone gets in and sets up a c&c client that you've got issues. If you have open ports and out of date software, or bad password practices, it's only a matter of time before someone turns automated port knocking into embedding malware in your printers and IOT devices.
I watched an over the air TV show recently, and they rolled an ozempic ad every single break. I would rather watch an hour of the save the children or ASPCA ads to be honest.
Be thankful you don't have the drug ads. They're an infestation down here. The companies advertise the crap out of a drug that costs the patient 3-4k+/mo, it enters the doctors subconscious so they're more likely to recommend to the patients, pharma company makes bank, the lawsuits roll in right around the time the copyright on the brand name ends (they're all shit drugs and barely more effective than placebo, yet with knarly side effects), they close it down and let the generic manufacturers fight it out while they pump the next shit pill or shot. Rinse and repeat.
Sports betting needs to go too, but I bet they'll just move those into shows like big tobacco did.
Indeed. Everything is stored in plain markdown files you can move around and edit elsewhere. I'd like to use a FOSS alternative when I can, but second best is something I can easily jump ship from and not lose data.
you're on windows, get sharex. It's miles ahead of anything else. It's the only thing I miss from daily driving windows.
I'm not a UI designer
You are now!
For 25 hits and 5 grabs a day, yes
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As others have suggested I would stick to internal only until you're comfortable. Dealing with automated port scanning from all over the globe is a nightmare if you aren't running a tight ship, and a collasal headache to deal with if they get in. I started with pihole, jellyfin, and some other simple docker services. Check out linuxserver.io if you go the docker route, they have good prebuilt compose files for you to use and the community has good info on their forums. You don't need a domain but it's preferred if you want to host something public-facing. Make sure you have fail2ban configured if you open stuff up to the web, it makes dealing with the automated attacks easier.
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