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  • F04118Fto196@lemmy.worldStay safe rule!
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    5 days ago

    Lemmy.ml is infamous for defending authoritarian regimes of countries that have been through communist revolutions. Going as far as denying Uyghur genocide, denying that Russia committed war crimes in Ukraine, denying that Russia is the aggressor that invaded Ukraine (3 times).

    I’m probably ending up on a blocklist of your instance admins for saying this, if you can even still see my comment.








  • I wouldn’t step into an F-104 that isn’t blessed by blue-haired anime Catholicism mascot.

    One wrong move of the stick and those tiny wings lose the last bit of grip they had and you’re suddenly falling out of the sky.

    The older models even had a downward firing ejection seat…





  • You probably have your network locked down much better than me. That should work too.

    For me, it was easier to set up authelia to limit access. I don’t trust the “authorization” portal in foundry so I set up a real authentication proxy.

    As a dev I’ve had experience with the developer culture and norms in different languages, and NodeJS stands out to me for invoking (other NodeJS) dependencies for even the smallest things.

    Left-pad is the best illustration of this dependency culture. This also means vulnerabilities spread across the entire npm landscape instantly, since everything depends on almost everything else.


  • I’m hosting foundryvtt on a k8s cluster. I’m using Authelia+lldap to have only authenticated users passed on to that behemoth of a NodeJS app that is undoubtedly full of vulnerabilities.

    I have Authelia set up to enforce 2FA for any request outside my users’ home networks. Or so I thought, but one of my players kept getting asked to 2FA.

    Turns out I forgot about IPv6. He connects over IPv6 by default.