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What? Disk encryption is definitely “allowed”, and yes, that is how you should do it. It’s not “cumbersome” either, most installers have a GUI for that, and if Hetzner offers preconfigured images, full disk encryption is probably one of the offers.

I am now convinced that you are a little overwhelmed by the thought of managing a VPS. That is totally OK! But don’t go talking out your ass because of it.

Yeah. It was bad two years ago, and it got worse and worse until I dropped it a year ago. Can’t even imagine (beyond what I’m reading here) how bad it is now.

That’s what my doctor said to me!

An Appeal on Behalf of Extremely Rich People

No you didn’t. It’s not going anywhere, but it will always be a minority compared to SAAS.

It is. But now I want cooking-related metaphors for the relentless attacks coming in from everywhere, the need for encryption etc. Please.

How much fuel did it consume on 100km?

It’s true, such cars were not fabled, but rare and never advertised as they would have deserved. I once drove a 1980s Diesel Opel station wagon a few hundred kilometers to haul some stuff, mostly on the motorway, mostly very conservative driving, and it used 3 liters / 100km.

Looks like it. On Debian, it’s part of the fonts-linuxlibertine package, and Linux Libertine O would be the accompanying serif font. This is how they look together:

But if you get a VPS then you are self-hosting, so Immich is an option again?

If you need to have a so-called one-click solution, Zeitkapsl looks interesting (EU, yay) I guess.

And a general question, if you use SSL everything is encrypted anyhow? Or is the advertised E2EE something on top of that, which might be necessary if you don’t have your own certificate or don’t run your own server?

Also, “Tot”? You wrote it twice so I’m guessing it’s not just a typo?

you beat me to it.

times 6.1.21 minitrue malquoted trump rectify

profit-obsessed

Aren’t all for-profit companies obsessed with profit? At the very least those with stocks. Yes, it’s an obsession, but it’s so normalised that writing it out feels like a pleonasm.

It’s almost* never a good sign when a German term has an English Wikipedia page.

* notable exception: Rechtsstaat

The “From” part is configurable per specification, it’s called identities. Good email clients will have config options for that.

But there’s an extra part that the server needs to provide so that Google doesn’t think you’re doing something “nefarious” (read: using email as it’s intended to be used but not as Google wants it to be used).

Properly set up, it’s more than a vanity project - it’s an eternal email address.
Because, properly set up, you can also send mail from that address (or at least that’s how it appears to recipients).

Another email provider fucks you over? NP, just point your redirecting address somewhere else.

As someone who’s been using a similar service for over a decade, the end user and both providers need to set the thing up properly. Thankfully mine is dedicated.

So, you should check with linux.com (?) how serious they are about it (edit: according to the screenshot above, not very), if you want to use this seriously.

CBD’s THC content varies a lot; maybe the label on your bottle can tell you something? Could just be alphanumerical classification codes.

But please also consider that Correlation does not imply causation.

Yeah despite having lots of neoliberals (pro business basically) and other forms of *cough* conservatism, people still believe in the democratic process and regulations. It’s not getting better though, there’s a plague going 'round the globe…

Is that really phrased as a question?

It’s been a truism for decades. Well, starting with more effective engines. The fabled 3-liter-car (if anyone remembers) could have been reality since… idk the 90s I guess.

edit: oops that was eurocentric I guess. “3-liter-car” means that it consumes 3 liters of fuel on 100km. And such cars did and do exist but were never advertised as they would have deserved.

Yr is Norwegian, but afaics they’re pretty good with nearby countries, too. It’s a product of their metreological institute, which seems like a good option privacy-wise. Not that such institutes have to be ad or data ming free, but they usually are.