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@ckrypto if@signalapp@mastodon.world wasn't complying with #CloudAct, @Mer__edith would be in jail.

Not to mention even if Signal keeps their "#OpenSource" code updated - which is doubtful, NOONE can actually #verify that it's the code you actually use - regardless if #backend / #Server or #client / #App!

  • #Signal is as secure as #ANØM, otherwise it would've been shutdown ages ago.

Also if Signal was designed for #security, it would've been #decentralized as #XMPP+#OMEMO and not demand #PII like #PhoneNumbers which oftentimes cannot be obtained anonymously in many juristictions at all!

By comparison, @delta doesn't require any PII, only an #eMail account, and @monocles isn't a #VCmoneyBurningParty but sustainable due to #subscription and they don't even require any personal details for #payment: #CashByMail and #Monero are accepted.

Again: It's Signal alone who have to evidence they are trustworthy, and all I get are "#TrustMeBro!" replies, which means they are not to be trusted.

  • Not to mention, it's just not sustainable to run a #service without #revenue, even if it's run entirely by unpaid volunteers and gets all it's #hosting and #costs donated, someone has to pay for expenses due to #abuse of a service (which is an inevitability come mass adoption)...

Whereas with #XMPP I can completely setup my own server and client, even build my own if I don't trust anyone else and pay someone to audit the code.

Whereas with XMPP & PGP/MIME #eMail I can layer @torproject / #Tor over it, make it an #OnionService and keep that thing under my bed with a literal killswitch...

Critical #AMI #MegaRAC bug can let attackers hijack, brick #servers
MegaRAC #BMC provides "lights-out" and "out-of-band" remote system management capabilities that help admins troubleshoot servers as if they were physically in front of the devices. The firmware is used by over a dozen #server vendors that provide equipment to many cloud service and #datacenter providers, including #HPE, #Asus, #ASRock, and others.
bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

BleepingComputer · Critical AMI MegaRAC bug can let attackers hijack, brick serversBy Sergiu Gatlan

#Hallo Ihr Lieben auf lsbt.me ,

Unsere #Instanz wächst und wächst. Kürzlich hatten wir unser zwei-jähriges Jubiläum. Wir haben aktuell 205 trötende #Rüssel hier auf unserer Instanz und das bedeutet, dass unsere Instanz mit eine der erfolgreichen Instanzen im #deutsch sprachigen Raum geworden ist.

Das bedeutet aber auch, dass der Instanz #Server einiges zu leisten hat. Er muss performant bleiben und er muss groß genug sein, um die ganzen #Tröts mit ihren #Medien wie #Bilder und #Videos zu speichern. Auch der #Backup-Server muss entsprechend dimensioniert sein. Das alles kostet viel #Geld im #Monat, das ich vollständig aus der eigenen #Tasche bezahle.

Wenn es Dir hier bei uns also gefällt und Du nicht möchtest, dass diese Instanz irgendwann in der Versenkung verschwindet, wie so viele andere kleine und große Instanzen auch, dann denke doch einmal drüber nach, ob Du mich dabei nicht ein kleines bisschen #unterstützen möchtest.

Spenden kannst du entweder per #Bitcoin, Paypal oder Banküberweisung. Alle Informationen dazu findest du unter #Spendenmöglichkeiten auf der "About" Seite dieser Instanz ganz unten: lsbt.me/about#spenden
Am meisten freue ich mich natürlich, wenn Du die Möglichkeit der regelmäßigen #Spende per #PayPal oder #Dauerauftrag nutzen würdest.

Vielen Dank und weiterhin ganz viel Spaß bei uns, wünscht Dir Eure #Admina
Christin

Mastodon, gehostet auf lsbt.meDeutscher LSBT Mastodon ServerDiese Mastodon-Instanz ist für alle* die LGBT+ oder Allies sind. Ein Safe Space für Dich! Betrieben von Christin Löhner, selbst trans Frau und Aktivistin für LSBT+ Rechte. #lsbt #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtiq

Can someone please explain to me why an Apache mod_rewrite rule would apply in Chrome, but not in Firefox? Basically, I'm taking the requested subdomain, e.g. [something].mywebsite.com, and using that string to 301 redirect to mywebsite.com/[something]. Works perfectly in Chrome, but hasn't worked in Firefox in a while (first version worked in both, but I had to reimplement it after a WordPress update overwrote it) and I have no idea why that should be a thing. We basically have zero Firefox users attempting to use the subdomain aside from myself, so it doesn't *really* matter, but I just want to understand (and avoid an unnecessary customer service email in the event that a Firefox user scans the QR code and erroneously ends up at the homepage; yes, the subdomain was a mistake. But the QR codes are out there by the thousands, so it's too late for me now lol).

I should say that the majority of my mod_rewrite experience was probably a decade or so ago, so I'm definitely pretty rusty.

The rule:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(?!www\.)([^.]+)\.(mywebsite\.com)$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ http://%2/%1%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301,NE]

I'm on the lookout for a new hosting company.

I'd like them to be UK-based, as that's where the bulk of my clients are. Or, Ireland.

I prefer smaller companies, or resellers, who are able to offer a bit more of a personal service.

It's initially for about 30 client sites.

Please make your recommendations if you have any.

In 2010 I started a #minecraft #server for this new game called minecraft. The group of middle school kids that stared playing on it stuck around for a few years.

WELLLLLLLLLLLL one of them just posted pictures of his new #baby first born child, jesus christ I'm #old and that happened faster than I would have expected

Hi, I'm looking for help with #server and #php again.

My server settings are in the attached image.

The issue I'm having is php error warnings filling up the logs located at /logs/. There are thousands of entries, and it's taking up masses of space, plus, I think, overloading the server and slowing it down.

I want to turn off the reporting of warnings, and only have actual errors reported.

My server guy is trying to help, kinda, but he just doesn't seem to understand #php8 error reporting.