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What distro/server distro do you run for your server needs?

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It's exactly one year since humanity lost this great man

@judgedread @PussySlayer Discord is run by San Francisco furries and conducts itself accordingly.

Go to any elite university and you are usually speaking to very disciplined people, people who have been selected for obedience.
-- Noam Chomsky

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@terryenglish hahah! Terry I love you

@terryenglish make the terrynstance

I wish Mastodon supported gifs :(

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@r000t @p @meowski @Kro word!
non-standard sshd port isn't a security measure anyway, and anybody who thinks it is it obviously an idiot. But it helps with the fifty thousand spam bots that go for port 22 and fill up me logs.
Fuck them.
And fuck people running sshd on port 22.

@sjw @poorpocketsmcnewhold @ZW748VSJSiwWMNBxyz I started blocking people on the tweeter since it's such a part of the culture over there, I like to laugh when a librul whines about me blocking them before they do. I don't think that I will ever block someone on this network though. The block button was a mistake. The proper way to "block" someone is just to ignore them, the old-fashioned way.

A big step for privacy in Arizona! The state ruled that "police & govt agencies cannot obtain [a persons' online data] without a search warrant, [which] requires a showing of some criminal activity," reports @azcapmedia.

As it should be in all regions. https://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2019/07/31/court-rules-arizona-residents-have-right-to-internet-privacy/

"[The Librem 5] will also have a removable battery, a feature that Apple long ago abandoned in the interest of svelte devices."

https://www.fastcompany.com/90385283/these-startups-aim-to-smash-apple-and-googles-smartphone-duopoly

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@terryenglish easy peasy.
Got some ad- and tracker DNS blocks loaded.
Still not too sure about tampering with DNS replies.
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@terryenglish So true! DNS peeking should be a thing of the past, provided the clients use trustworthy endpoints.
I do not consider Google or Cloudflare trustworthy in that respect.
I'm really thankful for DNScrypt and its author jedisct1, because that bridged the gap for a really long time, and DNScrypt is still highly useful!
I've set up my own DoT server real quick on dot.firc.de and all the queries get forwarded via DNScrypt!
Thinking about including adblock lists.