Rustdesk for me is fantastic, it’s completely replaced everything else. Except for 1 small hitch, that I cannot seem to solve, and I don’t know if it is Rustdesk’s fault, but it’s the only service I am hosting that has this problem. LAN can connect to LAN, and external can connect to external. However local machines cannot communicate with devices outside my network, and devices outside my network cannot communicate with LAN devices…

Fixed it by using VPN on my machine, so I’m no longer within my own network, and using… Another program for when I need to connect to my local machines outside of my own network.

This is a smart solution. Only solution I have so far is self hosting bitwarden, using unique password to login, and having 2fa to login to bitwarden, where the key is in bitwarden, and on aegis on a phone at home.

You’re absolutely right. It’s all about your threat model, how much convenience you’re willing to lose and what not.
I absolutely should do more to minimize potential risk, but it’s really so convenient to just… Have it all in 1 place…

I do this. I want to point out it is absolutely TERRIBLE for security. It’s turning 2 factor back into 1 factor authentication.

If you look at what data they handed over you’ll realize this is a positive thing. You have verifiable proof that the contents of your mails is private, and you’re calling it a negative thing that they have your IP address??

I’d love to know how to deal with this. Currently sitting on 12TB used. Decent upload but cloud storage for that much is expensive. I have 5 8TB HDDs, 2 of which act as redundancy in RAID6 config.

One thought I had was convince a friend to setup the same, and dedicate half of each other’s storage as redundancy for the other person.

Thrive. Essentially spore 2. Been in development 10 years and is entirely free to play. If you want to support them it’s €4 on steam.

Worst part is it’s not half-baked… It’s been baking since before 2k…

I am based in Romania but looking for WFH jobs globally, so I wouldn’t think the specific job markets would make much difference.

Thank you! I hope so too.

You are being unfair. I have been searching for 6+ months for a position in IT, had 2 companies that paid $40k+/yr, 1st one didn’t pan out, 2nd one is in progress. Countless $15-20k/yr offers though. I am in Europe looking for remote only positions in any form of tech support, python programming but preferrably linux server/desktop support. I don’t use AI, all applications are written by me. My CV is 2 pages, modern theme. 10 years experience.

My solution to overcome that was to have a windows VM on my server. Kind of edge case since most people won’t have spare computing power on a machine in the closet, but that’s how I managed to switch to Linux full time.

Except a fair amount if sites that do things diggerently… Like YT.
I setup pihole to stop getting ads on our TV but didn’t help on the YT app.

True, and you’re absolutely right. As much as we’d love it, Reddit would gain nothing for telling us how much damage we caused, and we’re likely never to see the numbers to prove it. I was fairly optimistic with 30%, that’s more a wish/dream rather than reality. I might be satisfied if we see 5-10%.

That’s a disappointingly low number. I was honestly fully expecting closer to 30% drop.

After getting it working with proxies I realize they have the exact same webRTC issue. I assume it’s for the same reason as Selenium having it. Unfortunate but there you have it.

If I understood correctly crossposting is somewhat frowned upon to avoid duplocate posts on lemmy (and I agree with that) so I will remember for next time.
Thanks!

Sorry, thanks for sharing the link. Will do that for next time.

Wow I had no idea! Thanks for sharing I’ll look into it.

Thank you. The problem with this is that it does not support authorized proxies though. You cannot pass user:pass through it. My janky solution was to uae something like pproxy to relay the connection through my own peoxy server without user:pass. Has not been fully effective though.

I will look into doing this and using IP authorization instead of user:pass. Thank you for the help.

How is vanilla selenium with WebRTC or DNS leaks?