I believe the synology DSM should have a feature for this. Try the storage manager app and it should tell you SMART info.
I believe the synology DSM should have a feature for this. Try the storage manager app and it should tell you SMART info.
Yeah tbh if I’m already going to be using Cloudflare for DNS, might as well use them for their registrar as well. One fewer entity to trust.
They own the domain instead of you. They can then act as a middle man between any inquiries and you, and as a company, they’re able to shield you from many 3rd parties.
I’m still so upset about Chamberlain disabling my smart garage with all that (I’m not about to use their damn app).
Thankfully the open source community have reverse engineered something but still, now I have to spend $40 because Chamberlain got butt hurt that people didn’t want to use their app.
Definitely a fair point, always good to see that in a project
Although in the subscription version, SSO is not available unless you purchase the “Contact Us” version. https://sso.tax would like a word.
Yep, I use Fastmail and it has this well integrated within the service as “Masked Emails”
I use Fastmail.
My domain has me plus the wife, and she’s not willing to tolerate any amount of fiddling or bugs or anything, so we needed something that would Just Work™, and Fastmail fits the bill quite well.
Their features are great, I actually prefer their app over the native iOS app, and they’ve been rock solid since I signed up. I can also have any amount of aliased and I can put all three of my domains on there. Plus they’re not Google which was the biggest thing I needed them to be.
Love / hate how it’s always the easiest answer. For me it’s always fucking DNS.
Without specific experience, my assumption would be no. Much like when plugging into a desktop computer’s motherboard HDMI port instead of the GPU HDMI port.
Looking at DigitalOcean, a similar ish Droplet would be around $100/mo.
At Hetzner, a similar ish shared host would be around €30–40/mo, or dedicated for €50–60/mo.
Not sure where OP is hosting, but they may have gotten cheaper.
On Hetzner, if you go with OP’s recommendation of 2 vCPU, 8 GB of RAM, and do the storage add on for 100 GB of bulk storage, it’d be about €16/mo.
Canada finally got their flag
Not officially (you have to trust some third party desktop app to do so), but it is technically possible. I think there’s a guide on the Bitwarden help articles.
Edit: link - https://bitwarden.com/help/authenticator-keys/#steam-guard-totps
Bitwarden definitely works with SHA256 and even SHA512, I believe. And with codes longer than 6 digits also. Oh and even Steam codes if you really want.
Doesn’t matter too too much for a TOTP though. It just needs to be pseudorandom enough for a relatively difficult to guess 6 digit (or longer) code that changes every 30 seconds. Much more likely for someone to get phished for their TOTP than for someone to reverse engineer someone’s TOTP seed. Plus how would that even happen? The attacker would need to have the device and / or track the user’s 6 digit codes for quite a while at which point the game’s already up.
Memmy is crazy good and it seems like it’s getting updated literally every day with fantastic new stuff
Not a joke, you can support @ruud using the mastodon.world Patreon or OpenCollective. See the below blog post for more:
Not something that I need but absolutely beautiful UI and congrats on the 2.0 release!