Eh, it’s a fine line tbh. Not that I enjoy defending Google.

You get both “this UI hasn’t changed in a decade” and “this UI is perfect never change it” in relatively equal amounts. The rest honestly don’t care either way.

While I agree, where do you start if you have zero clue on what exactly you’re trying to accomplish? An LLM is fine for quick search and summary, then read through the applicable data.

I’m not a prepper and have both a gasoline and solar generator. Generators arent just for preppers, they are commonly owned in areas with regular power outages, for example.

And honestly, solar panels are so common these days you could rig something up with relative ease with a basic understanding of electricity.

Solar generators exist, and are relatively inexpensive for smaller units.

Sheesh, you’re living in the stone age my dude.

Lmao “they called me names so no”

I’m sure this has uses, such as creators making videos. But yeah, normal people don’t really have much use for this.

I was pointing out that M$ neither made other hardware that doesn’t support W11, or (directly) profits from hardware being outside support for W11. So planned obsolescence doesn’t really apply in any way to 99% of cases people try to say it does.

I want to point out, planned obsolescence only really applies to their surface offerings.

The same reason FUD is so popular in regular news.

This isn’t happening. The government understand what a botnet is, and if tens or hundreds of thousands of compromised machines are involved, they aren’t coming after you for being part of the attack.

They might send you mail telling you to take care of your shit though.

Ngl this feels like arguing semantics.

People need to stop touting FOSS as more secure. More auditable, sure. But there are many, many examples of FOSS applications being insecure or abusive.

The bottom line is just “be wary of what apps you install period.”

“A lack of money will prevent them from doing shitty things for money!”

I get what you’re going for, but it’s likely googles money that has slowed down the enshitification process.

Ngl my dude, most of your content is just cringe.

It’s really weird to take as pessimistic a view as possible on something that doesn’t even exist, and conclude that it’s terrible.

I could expose my IP, I was previously and really don’t have a problem with it. My IP is fairly static. It’s just more convenient to use cloudflared internal to the network and proxy the addresses.

If I can’t figure out an automated solution for this, that’s likely what I’ll do. I’m just hopeful there’s a tool out there to do this that I’m just not familiar with.

Thanks for the response regardless, I appreciate you taking the time!

I’d be fine with individual certs, the issue I’m running into is that a cloudflare proxy record requires a cert for that multi level subdomain, and they won’t handle that cert without you paying them. You can, however, upload your own cert for it.

I’m trying to find a way to automate that process, since remembering to update a cert manually every 3 months is outside my ability.

Look into ubiquiti stuff. Keep in mind it’s prosumer/near enterprise equipment though, so has a higher cost associated with it.

Pay for windows?