Homelab Veteran ⚡

• Fleet: 2–3 devices · 5–10 TB
• Motivation: Learning & experimenting, Customization & full control, Privacy & data ownership
• My MVPs: Immich, Jellyfin, Home Assistant, Syncthing, Gramps Web

Would like to know if the most recent update lays ground work for the developer attestation program or if that is installed against my will regardless.

I drove a newer rental car and tried all the safety assist features. I felt the same way after less than at hour of driving and turned everything except cruise and emergency brake off.

Don’t even get me started on how useless the voice control system was. The car voice control is usually significantry worse than the Google provided version. I frankly do not understand how Google has done such a garbage job. Voice control on Google seems to have gotten worse since it came out, not better. At least for actually getting things done rather than just asking silly questions. I can’t even effectively take a note on my motorcycle reliably by voice.

Yes, rose coloured. But I’d rather be in an environment where there are a million ways to make the life of a scraping AI company hard so it’s impossible for them to account for everything.

More options, are more better especially when they are otherwise meanlessly different for users.

Also there is evidence that poisoning an AI’s training set does not require much data.

Though it does change the landscape and introduce additional computation for those scraping.

If they make a mistake and don’t account for all the ways the model can be poisoned they risk significant capital training only to identify an issue causing degraded results.

Imagine if everyone did this differently on many websites. It would cause a re-evaluation of scraping costs.

I am using this.

Immich, kDrive photo backup as well, then sync the entire Immich folder to kDrive separately. kDrive is easy to hook into TrueNAS so I use the built-in data protection to do the backup (rclone under the hood I think).

kDrive seems to have everything meaningful to me Backblaze does and SwissBackup seemed like useless garbage the three times I tried to use it.

Since Backblaze on their client app just arbitrarily removes file extensions and such to prevent them backing up and some other issue more recently. Also they are American.

I have refused the new updates so I don’t have it.

What a waste of an article. “Wait! Don’t uninstall it because we don’t know anything about it yet!”

Yeah. I agree.
I wish Sublime had a good AI integration plugin with review edits before making them and chat windows with tabs. I’ve had to go back to VS Code (well at least I had but the Claude integration is worse than Copilot so I might go back and use the Claude desktop app).
I tried a couple but wasn’t happy and the cost of code reviewing it to be allowed to use it at work is too much work to just try them all.

I can’t even look at that because the site automatically redirects me to the Canadian home page. No notice or “no stay on the US site anyways”. Fuck them.

I have credentials shared with my parents passwords managers (and others) so when they ask for help with a service I can do it remotely for the services they want help with, but not their whole password manager.

I share company passwords in an organization so I can manage user accounts for things a user needs into but doesn’t want to manage (I can change the Snowflake password but they can still login).

I share common passwords with everyone in the house (gate codes, door codes, etc). Then when they need to change, no one is bothered or needs to take action. Also, then anyone can change it and everyone who should have the new one, does.

Valid. But it’s also valid that it now doesn’t work for me or anyone who also helps manage other people’s lives or works on a team ¯_(ツ)_/¯

It’s the fault of my family organization or every company we use that my parent’s bank, Google, phone, laptop, etc don’t allow more than one set of credentials to access the same thing?
It’s not just that we need to be able to share credentials the once a blue moon I need to help them by logging into their account?

I guess a laptop, server, IoT device, or WiFi connection when your main device doesn’t have internet is out of scope for you?
Like fixing my laptop and not wanting to type the new password into my phone instead of copy/paste, sync when online?
And how are you sharing a file, to multiple people anywhere in the world realtime ish, without a cloud service you or someone else hosts? Doesn’t that necessitate some syncronization logic?

And you can both modify the same things without causing horrible conflict issues? And you can share only parts of your vault with someone rather than having entirely different vaults you have to switch between? I’m assuming you mean putting the file somewhere like Google Drive, and you can access it offline even if you can’t edit it offline? For feature parity with Bitwarden, obviously ideally one could edit any time and it would resolve problems when it came back online if there were any but Bitwarden doesn’t allow this.

Sharing passwords between groups of people so everyone always has the up to date version. Not breaking the world if two people try to modify the same entry as some file syncing solutions do.

They also don’t effectively allow collaboration though, which is my cheif reason for using a cloud hosted password manager.

Okay, now it makes sense. For my purposes, I would only teed the headscale part for inter device communication.
It makes sense though, rather than paying for a VPN for multiple devices (on those that charge per device) I could route traffic via tailscale / wireguard to a single VPN’d device.

How are you using Headscale, with a thirdparty VPN? I can understand Mullvad might have a Wireguard config option?

:P
I hadn’t even considered running not one, but three VPNs and chaining them together for different functionalities.