If you do want to use Ceph you could probably use NICs with multiple ports per NIC.

Additionally you could use switches instead of a fully mesh system.

Full mesh is pretty neat but gets overwhelming very quickly if you have many nodes. With switching you only need two ports per node for your Ceph network.

For now…

I didn’t make a counter argument.

Of course they won’t do anything to harm their precious little GDPR violating babies.

Or we innovate 🤷

It isn’t a given that every device needs a fan anymore. For example non intel MacBook air.

Especially when Ireland is a tax heaven.

Because there is no difference from your homemade cert compared to anyone else’s homemade cert.

So if someone else claims to be your website and uses a similar homemade cert there is no way to know that the site isn’t yours.

Sure, but the first time the other person would have to accept your self signed cert. There is no knowing that the cert presented the first time was actually from you and not someone else.

If they got it with your knowledge, can’t you just revoke the old one?

Yeah, but unfortunately cert revocation isn’t that great in practice. Lots of devices and services don’t even check the revocation lists on every connection.

Fun fact antivirus or spyware as you call it can also be installed on Linux.

It’s probably also easier and can likely be done more invasively considering that the company can control every step like the kernel and even app distribution.

That one seems to be WiFi 4 (and upgradable to WiFi 5) so probably not a good choice for someone with a half decent internet connection.

Last I tried a ubiquity AP (2019 or 2020) It could operate independently of a controller with limited features.

Lol, that seems like a pain. God bless robotic tape libraries.

Of course it has no power. It’s an organisation indeed to enhance the collaboration between police in different countries.

Now you get extremely vague mod logs instead 🤷

Onionphobia I guess.

You can actually get an encrypted copy of your tokens form authy using a GDPR claim. I did it earlier this year. They took a while since it appears that it was the first time they did that.

I haven’t actually managed to decrypt them yet, but that’s mainly because I’m lazy.

But honestly they are not wrong. You probably shouldn’t reuse 2FA tokens. For security the old ones should be revoked and new ones should be issued.

Seems like you are looking for this.

Replace the battery :)

If you have used your mail for over a decade it’s very easy to get over 130 accounts.

I have over 480 items in my password manager. Not all are unique accounts but most are

Our regular banks in Sweden do have yearly fees, does that count? (No obviously not)