Linux and BSD user|
Security Engineer|
Python Amateur
@pamelafox Keep it simple and go slow.
Burgers are a good start. Hot Dogs are also good and basically impossible to mess up.
Keep everything close; tongs, a spray bottle of water for flare ups, paper towels and a clean place to land the cooked burgers.
Be patient with the charcoal. Wait until all the charcoal in the chimney is ashed over before dumping it into the grill.
And, don't forget, the grill master must always have a cool beverage in hand and they get first pick of the burgers.
https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/example1.html
I started here and made a few modifications based on my local network.
@latenightlinux Debian for homelab servers. Arch or Fedora on laptops
@tealeg It is annoying to have to manually run fsck after an unexpected shutdown, but somehow it always manages to put the filesystem back into a useful state. I even trust it enough to use `-y`
@corenominal same on my 2015 MacBook.
TIL how to run #homeassistant with uv
uv tool run --python 3.13 --from homeassistant hass
@Ahuka I was expecting a picture of the orange ;-) Glad to hear it wasn't a big delay
@thedaemon I got burned by adopting iocage, and then it was abandoned. I'll go without a helper app next time I want to deploy jails.
Re Python Bytes 425,
#python markdown formater
@jezra squirrel chewed the lines.
@hpr Im adding this to my next Pi Build
Nice work Reto and Trey. A lively episode.
https://raniseth.com/blog/2025-01-04-Home-Server-Security.html
I'm glad people post articles like this when their home network gets compromised. The only service safe to exposing to the Internet is up to date ssh with password authentication disabled. Any thing else is too big a risk.
New Episode: hpr4284 :: HPR Developer Information
A set of Project Principles for those wishing to contribute code to the HPR Project
Hosted by Ken Fallon on Thursday, 2025-01-02 is flagged as Clean and is released under a CC-BY-SA license.
Tags: #HPR #ProjectPrinciples.
Today on the #HackerPublicRadio #Community #Podcast
@hpr operat0r is actually equipped to handle something like this, but most of us are not. Thanks for sharing the lesson on exposing services on the internet.
I use a lot of different Operating Systems around my homelab including Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, OpenBSD.
My primary personal laptop is a T450. I realized today that is has been over 3 years since I installed Arch Linux on it. That time has gone by fast and I have had exactly ZERO issues with keeping it up to date.
#archlinix being difficult maintain long term is a myth I keep hearing repeated. I have not had any problems running arch on my T450 and I have no plans to switch.
Ports only if it is not packaged.
https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@NebulaTide/113656956630729733
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(Thank you to @Curator for advice on tags)
