That encrypted drive drive is set to automount on boot…

This makes things easier.…

But weakens your security posture. If you’re worried enough to encrypt the drive, you shouldn’t be auto mounting it.

Glad I’m not on your sever.

I’m about ready to leave .world because screw them.

1000%, and those who’ve drank the Jellyfin Flavor Aid just don’t understand.

No, but to be fair it’s because I haven’t started looking at all.

Thanks.

Now to see if there’s a flatpack because fuck snap.

Interesting idea (snap over docker).

I wonder, does using snap still give you the benefit of not having to maintain specific versions of 3rd party software?

Beat me to it.

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JFC.

For the longest time I thought it was Eddie Murphy.

Possible? Probably.

Practical? Nope!

Remember the Internet at these speeds, Moss? Up all night and you’d see three women.

I knew I should’ve shown him Electro-Gonorrhea: The Noisy Killer

You have to sacrifice a goat to it every time a drive hits 829374930 revolutions of its third platter.

Do you have a car? Docking station? Printer? Scanner? IoT device?

And let’s not talk about what your Intel process has built into it that you don’t know about that leaks data.

That’s a closed source OS.

That’s true of any closed source OS, of which I’m sure you run at least 2.

They have SSH.

They have one but the management is via the admin console.