to be fair if it had an update button, that should have been enough for it. you don’t need to run commands because this is the Linux Way, but because better solutions are not there yet

to be fair, some linux forums still have toxic members, and some others while probably not toxic, are still a bit harsh with people

on obscure forums like youtube?

seriously, I can’t imagine how could that happen. it sounds like you could log in to the desktop, probably the browser was working too.

One could have sort of “permission rule” messages to be interpreted by clients to decide, during “replaying” a group with its messages, which action was valid and which wasn’t, and what can this specific user do to the group at this specific moment.

clients could then be overwhelmed with mass invalid messages by bad actors

There could be different types of messages, perhaps with references to “interpreter” messages containing scripts.

I don’t know how safe could that be, but deltachat does something like that

also yes for librewolf

I agree this is poor worker rights, but isn’t most places like that?

you are better off without remote control systems like that

changing the DNS works when the site has been banned for not complying, is how I understood.

seems right. actually you were just not responding to the questions of anyone in this chain, but always responding with irrelevant things. and thanks for the downvotes! please bring some more.

if they can do that, how come they can’t do the same with displayport?

and where does forgejo support federation for issues, PRs?

if the server is compromised, all the data it stores is at risk of getting drleted or modified. so I don’t think a VPS really solves the problem.

no, forgejo doesnt have “all that”. you are totally missing the point. git is federated, of course, but the added features of forgejo or any other known git forge is not (yet).

clearly, they asked it a question that average joe would do, and has shown that again its full of overly confident lies. it did not just reinforce the original belief of the user that it is fake, but it also hallucinated there a bunch of professional-like statements that are false if you take the time to check them. most people won’t check them though, and straight up believe what it just spit out and think “oh this is so smart! outrageous that people call me dumb for asking it life advice!”

bojler eladó!

GitLab used to be the only one you could self host, but that’s not the case anymore, GitHub Enterprise can be self hosted.

There’s also forgejo and gitea now. I think these are much more popular in the selfhosting community than gh enterprise

guess what, I know how these work. running 2 dozens of services over two machines, and as I said above, I use my own root certificate… that’s how I know that lots of apps have problems of varying severity with custom root certs! usage of user-installed certs is opt-in nowadays for smartphone apps, it’s not at all like on windows or linux.

you are telling how to do things. the whole thread has been about you telling us to rent a domain for certificates and stop complaining about it being the only viable way…

I think the reason why I don’t remember seeing these functions is because most people here tend to buy the cheapest stuff and that’s what what I have to deal with

Sure, but you can’t access your home network anyway if your router is turned off…

of course but most routers won’t do anything like this. and by router I mean the all in one devices people have, not enterprise gear.

Asus routers, even my 15 year old tplink archer A7 could

with factory firmware?

the only router firmware I have seen be able to do that is openwrt, and maybe mikrotik’s. none of these are common though, but if you can do this then yes this is a pretty efficient solution