Hannah Montana Linux.

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A hammer?

I’m not familiar with n8n but most databases have a corresponding GUI. phpmysql for mariadb, pgadmin for postgres, and so on.

You will need to configure your proxy to pass that information, and your analytics to read it. Usually this is the x-forwarded-for header.

I’m pretty sure gmail’s filters are per-user. I’ve had it react after just one flag/unflag, and I doubt that it would do that it would only take one action to change it for everyone.

Connection encryption is pretty low on the list of priorities for database security. Proper accounts and rights management is far more important.

SQL traffic shouldn’t really run over anything but short LAN links. Ideally separated from other stuff entirely, but just not spewed over your whole LAN, and really not over the Internet at all.

TLS is good, yes, but unless you’re also validating those certs they don’t mean much. Client certs would be even better.

Why not just all of them?

Most of the quality is below even amateur level. Like middle school level writing.

I had someone say that too. That person is a former cop. But the 14th amendment very intentionally says “person”, not “citizen”.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/amendmentxiv

Are these people putting their feet on the couch? Seems more like they’re the ones building and cleaning the couches.

I couldn’t even name a hundred safety features. Ten would be enough. Age gate, parental controls, moderators, a report function… What more does it need?

In the EU, whois data is hidden by GDPR. As mentioned, it takes a special request to get the info.

Vote manipulation is when you organize voting, whether that’s you with multiple accounts, a malicious instance just sending votes without real people, or stuff like that. Banning people isn’t vote manipulation.

You say “outed” like he was hiding it.

Or at least call it “void notes”.

But really don’t, because a void is where things are lost.

https://trash-guides.info/

An HBA does not need to be flashed. A RAID controller does, so that it performs as an HBA and not a RAID controller.

Correction, he was not shot because of his beliefs, he was shot because of his actions: running a Republican fascist media company.

I was under the impression that if a property from before the patent proves it has existed as the patent describes before the patent came along, it just gets thrown out.

The US changed from first-to-invent to first-to-file years ago. It sounds bad, but I don’t think it’s meaningfully affected anything. I haven’t heard of any impacts, anyway.

It’s running Fedora Atomic and my desktop is also running Fedora Atomic.

Then why are you using Samba? It’s primarily for Windows. Use nfs or sshfs. Or if you’re running a media server, you could run an additional file management service like filebrowser.