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Possible. On the other hand, modern games a crammed full of analytics. Wouldn’t be hard to send signals for every secret and then check if any game has reported those in question as found yet.

The code screenshot is pretty nice though. Actual grammar in there, full sentences that “Goethe would be proud of”.

The syntax and all these Wenn reminds me of Cucumber/Gherkin

“we got a ransomware infection” vs. “Our data encryption got an upgrade”

IIRC the screenshot in the tweet is from a shitpost in reddits r/badUIbattles

They still have that motto:

Don’t be evil ^to the shareholders^

alias cd='echo "command not found"'

Most importantly: Never ask them how they did solve their problems!

Yeah, but tomatoes are berries and thus fruit, not vegetables

https://http.cat/404

##############################
# ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE BE WARNED  
# THIS ISN'T MY FAULT, BUT $TOOL ONLY 
# ALLOWS THIS DIRTY WORKAROUND
#
# DO NOT CHANGE OR REFACTOR
# ANYTHING.
# 
# IF YOU NEED TO TOUCH THIS CODE
# INCREMENT THIS COUNTER AS A
# WARNING FOR THE NEXT POOR FUCK
# 
# TOTAL HOURS WASTED DEBUGGING
# 15
# TOTAL HOURS WASTED REFACTORING
# 8
# SUCCESSFUL CHANGES
# 0
##############################

*Pay two get one deal

It the single sign on you’ll never forget, as you type it approximately 50-100 times a day

Wat

For me it was usually that the config that I need to serve a site with TLS is quite short, there are sensible defaults and many things (e.g. websockets) just work without further declaration. That’s especially important if you want to host a container that has some lacking documentation about usage of reverse proxies, as most things “just work fine” for me.

And using a simple include directive, you can even replicate ‘sites-available’ and ‘sites-enabled’ behaviour. My standard Caddyfile just sets up the log file format and location and basic Let Encrypt values. Then it includes /foo/bar/sites-available/*. Every deployment/container now has its own Caddyfile that just gets linked there.

A passenger is somewhat aware of the surroundings and might shut up to let the driver concentrate on traffic every now and then. A video call - especially with a group - probably can’t and won’t

That’s why I didn’t close my account and still do a new turn of mass edits every 2-3 months. I have nothing deleted, just constantly overwritten. I get regularly banned from some subreddits after each wave, probably because some comments may trigger some sort of spam detection and edits alert the mods then.

Rule 34 for FLOSS ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Do you happen to know of any self hosted report-ingestion, that allows me to check my csp and somewhat visualize them? I know there are services like report-uri and such, but they do cost a monthly fee and probably also have a privacy impact for my visitors

I get LFTP and somewhat cron, but why OpenSSH? You can also SSH to the host and get into the container from there.

ITry to keep containers minimal, meaning only add what you absolutely need. Also I advise you to keep/consider the content of the container as immutable. If something’s wrong, throw it away and restart with aa clean container. Data that you download should reside on a volume mapped to the container and this can usually also be accessed from the host. Same for any LFTP/cron config, etc.

So, what exactly is you plan why you need to SSH into the container itself? This post smells a bit like a XY Problem.

A quick google reveals that there are ready to go docker images with LFTP (which weighs about 7.5MB), which might be completely suitable for your need depending on your use case? https://hub.docker.com/r/minidocks/lftp/

Imagine workers would have that attitude…