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It never will.

800GB really?

Learn Linux TV on YouTube has an awesome series on it.

Ansible is not old-school. Shame on the person telling you that.

Macos doesn’t solve the ownership or customisation of OS problem that windows also has.

Mint does. Don’t like how macos does something? Too bad.
Don’t like how mint does something? Someone likely already has a package to fix it.

2009scape

https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape

I still reference my Cisco Press CCIE routing TCP/IP volume 1 and 2 from 2005

Honestly, Cisco still is king for this. Look for some CCNA training courses to get a proper education on networking. Just get the material, don’t worry about the exam.

YouTube, CBT Nuggets, and INE all have plenty of courses.

From a technical pov nothing is stopping it. Tor addresses are valid domains names and you can run your own fediverse in those networks. The problem becomes when you want clearnet instances to send you content. As they aren’t running in tor or i2p they can’t send you stuff.

The other problem is exit nodes are fairly well known for being the source of bad shit and many instances will block them as part of their anti spam/bot setup

Ah so a meaningless fine turned into a pathetic fine. Still sounds like a win for Intel.

Not really. Both have their place like live TV and a rerun channel.

Why does this post reek of advertising?

There is absolutely nothing wrong with tor/i2p having their own fediverse. Just it becomes as fresh as dreaddit (pretty sure I spelt that wrong).

Yes, the problem is how does a clearnet instance send you content to your equivalent of an onion address?

We will be starting a new working group to explore the feasibility of commissioning a new tool chain to assist in aligning our supply chain with our social responsibilities while maintaining stakeholder values.

None of those speak to the reliability of iptables. They all sound like skill issues.

In 15 years of network engineering iptables has been the simplest part.

A layered approach with hardware firewalls is valid but when those firewalls get popped, looking at you Cisco, Fortinet, and PA you still want host level restrictions.
Your firewall or switch should never be used as a jump host to servers

iptables and firewalld are not reliable

Can you give examples of that?

I quite liked Watchdogs. Dicking about a city causing traffic problems and steaming cash from people’s accounts.

Hide and seek when Among Us was big is one example I can think of.

Players get regular vision, the imposter got limited vision.

Seeing as most root CA are stored offline compromising a server turned off is not really possible.

I’m more annoyed that I have 10 year old gear that doesn’t have automation for this.