No, oh god no. What you are talking about can arguably be classified as Shadow IT and can get you into trouble depending on your orgs certifications.
If you have O365 that should entitle you to Outlook and use that instead or ask your org IT what alternatives they permit.
Honestly it would be about the same as now. ISP still log Netflow/Sflow data for billing and legal reasons.
Downvote, Report it, and move on. Not much can be done from the user side.
How are you finding the AooStar R7? I have had my eye on it for a while but not much talk about it outside of YouTube reviews
How else do you prevent spam/illegal content originating from behind those locations?
There is nothing stopping you from running your own private Lemmy instance to get around those restrictions.
Active Directory. Manages users, devices, and permissions.
Do keep in mind that they will turn off your instances with minimal warning if they need the compute resources for paying customers.
Currently Ubuntu server 22.04
Previous was ESXi
Next one will be Proxmox
On that second point use actual random port numbers. Don’t be like oh this webapp defaults to port 443, I’ll use 4443. You have 65000 ports to pick from. Maybe good to avoid any number that ends in a well known port too. 23,22,25,80,443,8080,8081
Pinhole is still a thing. If you want other options there is also adguard.
When the site stops 504ing I’ll give it a look see.
I agree, LinkedIn is Facebook but for business people.
Are you running Windows?
Of so you can install Jellyfin to host your media library. Jellyfin is an alternative to Plex without the inline requirements.
And there is nothing wrong with that. Both systems work for different people. I am on the I like a public address on my place camp, but I have worked where we did cgn for an apartment building and out of the 150 residences none asked for a public address. Saving us a /25 which we could sell to business customers for $5/m per /29
Yes CGNAT is used quite a lot, but consider 95% of customers don’t care what their public address is and that “saves” the carrier address space.
We are the 5% that do care and if you call your ISP they likely have an option to exclude you from cgn and get an actual public IP.
He had twins. Lemmy apps are passion projects. Something has to give.
Liftoff won’t work with 0.19.
The Dev hasn’t patched it to work with the breaking changes of 0.19
Being a new parent of twins is time consuming and I wish him the best.
Defederation is a one way thing. I don’t recall which way it happens though.
I am slightly shocked that Mozilla doesn’t have any fediverse services up and running.
For home have a crack at KVM with front ends like proxmox or canonical lxd manager.
In an enterprise environment take a look at Hyper-V or if you think you need hyper converged look at Nutanix.