Huh. That’s kind of unusual in my experience. They’re usually quite adamant about keeping you on CGNAT.

Am I crazy for thinking that?

I don’t think so. It’s one of the reasons I go overboard in my server security and monitor my pfsense logs constantly.

In the AI evolution we find ourselves in, I have long looked at the very real possibilities of AI being used in a cyber attack. It’s is an obvious tool to me to use in such attacks. I am quite certain governments are experimenting with such capabilities. Where we used to use the old wardialing and sophisticated bots to jam communications when engaged in conflict, we would replace that with AI. I think that would be a natural progression of technology. For one, AI is relentless. It can find even the most minor soft spot in the ‘armor’ as it were, when programmed to do so.

We now use AI to find vulnerabilities in software like Linux which basically underpins the entire global internet infrastructure. It would only be obvious that nefarious actors, governmental or otherwise, would also use AI. It does present a lot of issues, but I honestly do not view this as alarming in as much as I see it as a natural technological progression. All technology since the dawn of time wields a double edged sword and that is inescapable.

I’ve long said AI desperately needs governmental regulation as much as I chafe against regulation which, in the hands of government, usually devolves into over regulation. Right now, it’s a wild wild west from AI rice cookers, to cyber attacks. Some look forward to the AI bubble bursting with glee. However, all that means to me is that the pieces left will be retooled into something else as history has revealed time and time again. I don’t think it’s a fad. I don’t think it’s going away. It may evolve into something else, but at it’s basis, I think AI is here to stay regardless of grassroots opposition.

Shit, that’s terrible.

Nah bro…no worries. That’s life. My number came up on the 'ol Wheel Of Fortune. Shit happens. You either learn to be flexible or get snapped off at the ankles.

Really? Wow. You must have one heckuva set up.

That looks pretty cool.

Docker Hub pull limit 📉 not an issue for checks only for actual pulls

Has anyone actually ran into this road block? The limit is something like 100 pulls per 6 hours for unauthorized pulls. Just curious. I have some 53 containers running, but I couldn’t imagine running 100 of them. I guess there are some who do.

https://github.com/JonathanTreffler/backblaze-personal-wine-container

My hesitation in experimentation is the fact that seizures can be fatal. SUDEP as it is known. Plus, when I have a seizure, I’m down for 3 or 4 days. It’s that mentally and physically exhausting. So, I will just be envious of all you gamers and live vicariously. LOL But I really would like to play.

Have a drink libation on me

Yeah, have a drink libation on me

Just doesn’t have the same ring

I posted this a while back. Maybe it will spark some ideas. I’m not holding it up as the pinnacle of security, but it has worked for me for quite a while.

https://lemmy.world/post/43533409

In that post, I forgot to specifically mention VLANS, but I do utilize them as a way to isolate everything.

True, and I do play chess. When I said ‘I wish I could play games’ what I meant was all the really cool stuff with intense graphics. Sorry.

Question: What does BackBlaze B2 give you that BackBlaze’s personal account doesn’t?

I have a seizure condition brought on by a traumatic brain injury, and really intense, fast moving graphics will cause me to roll around on the floor like I’m trying out a new breakdance move, and eat my tongue. LOL I used to play Cities: Skyline which was a really in depth game when you really get into it kind of like Minecraft, which I used to be heavily into.

Thanks. I appreciate the solidarity. ;)

I wish I could play online games. There are so many titles that really look like a whole lot of fun.

I’m just here for the violence.

(I don’t think I still do 🤣)

Learning is one of the facets of selfhosting that I genuinely get a kick out of, and as you say, it is much fun. It’s a very useful, very practical, and entertaining hobby for me. My servers are like a huge playground. I’m still that kid running out to the mailbox to get the latest edition of Byte magazine.

Also, I’ve seen you post here often!

Much to chagrin of some I am afraid. LOL I am an expert at nothing, but if I may be of service in any way, please do inquire. There are a lot of people here willing to help.

Wow! So it’s Maintenant, watchtower, Portainer, and a few other apps rolled into one. That’s pretty awesome. I’m using Portainer and have been for a long while. It’s good for what it does, and I know how to drive that bus. I’ll definitely have to check out Arcane tho. Especially if it replaces several apps that I don’t need to run, and make room for others. LOL

Thanks for sharing.

You must be a big fan of Pendleton wool blankets and clothing. It sort of ties in with some of my American Indian (BlackFoot) bloodline. It’s quite an interesting story of how that came to be. A lot of their designs tend to gravitate towards more traditional patterns and construction.

Interesting. I’ve heard of Arcane, but never dabbled. From the demo, it looks pretty tight. I see it also gives you ‘vulnerabilities’ kind of like Maintenant, but built in. Nice!