Not really… We do have this wonderful list(s): https://github.com/firehol/blocklist-ipsets
And my firewall is using for example the Spamhaus drop list source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/firehol/blocklist-ipsets/refs/heads/master/spamhaus_drop.netset
So I know its possible. And hosting in a git repo like that, will scale a lot. Since tons of people using this already that way.
I found a very large botnet in Brazil mainly and several other countries. And abuseipdb.com is not marking those IPs are a thread. We need a better solution.
I think a honeypot is a good way. Another way is to use proof of work basically on the client side. Or we need a better place to share all stupid web scraping bot IPs.
Nobody indeed said where AGI would stand for.
yeah I also use SFTP using FileZilla. Or like everybody mentioned including yourself, rsync to sync files across computers. Or even scp.
I use Framework 13 with AMD for my Linux laptop, love it. I do not want to go back to any other brand.
share it here ;P
Exactly, Mbin has Interstellar. And Mbin also has an API, since that is what Interstellar is using.
I do not agree with you. Yes I’m a developer myself of Mbin. And I created Mbin. However, the problem with decentralization is that you still need to trust the developers who are building the decentralized apps. So within a decentralized ecosystem the centralized point are the developers and its project.
If you do not agree with Lemmy, you can go to Mbin. And visa versa; if you do not agree with Mbin devs, you can go to Lemmy, etc. Meaning you do need to have alternatives, otherwise choice is an illusion and decentralization is also an illusion.
~ Melroy, Mbin developer.
That is why it’s important to also use other software than Lemmy like Mbin or Piefed. Users want choice and the Fediverse is only as decentralized as the software running on it. So please, think about this.
Seems like Firefox?
Even if its online (gitlab.melroy.org), I own my data. And GitHub or any other company can’t decide for me when to remove content.
I host my own gitlab instance.
Yes, Unbound by default will query DNS root servers (root hints) without any middle man, thus greatly improve security. Unless you override forward-zone: or one or all stub-zone.
But only if it needs to, since Unbound has also a cache to store the DNS queries results.
See my config: https://gitlab.melroy.org/-/snippets/620
I’m indeed running my own recursive DNS server called Unbound. Everybody should run one at home.
Yeah, he didn’t share any information about the brand or vendor.
Some vendors also have multiple BIOS-es on the same GPU card (like one overclocked BIOS, and the other is a “normal” BIOS).
You could check if there is a physical switch to switch between modes on your GPU. And see if the other GPU BIOS is also behaving like this.
it’s easy to change your dns server. yet*
Until they block that as well by controlling the root DNS servers.
its a April’s fool joke yes.