I bought one of the extremely generic ones with the heatsink build into the top and it lasted a single month.

Id have expected thousands of cheap ARM boards with 8 core cpu’s by now for cheap, instead raspberry pi’s are now over 100$.

I’d search ebay for 9500t and get a NUC, its a 6 core processor and can be bought pretty cheaply.

I switched my company over to Bitwarden because it was open source, any the code could be vetted. I’d definitely be dropping it if they ever started making things proprietary.

I hope it gets draw.io integration, I can’t have a wiki without diagrams.

Its a pre-authentication gateway and SSO provider for OAuth/SAML. So if you dont trust a random docker container to be secure it requires you to authenticate and then it automatically passes a token to the app for SSO if it supports OAuth/SAML.

I’d assume all Chinese devices are being backdoored via CCP incentives. Buy Asus perhaps, assuming Taiwan never gets infiltrated.

I was an idiot and bought a high end TPLink router, I can’t even use Vlans without signing up for their back door service.

I’ve just had a lot more success using Caddy when it comes to things that require mod rewrites and stuff on Nginx. I dont know what they’ve done differently on the back end but the compatibility with random types of web server software seems to play nicer. Also theres Certbot integration built in which is nice.

I would buy an i5 9400 PC off eBay. Dell or Lenovo. Should be less than 200$.

Theres another webserver called Caddy that is pretty nice.

What I did is Reolink with PoE off Amazon for about 100$, with RTSP so it can be absorbed into Home Assistant. Block its mac address for internet access in your router.

I use YouTrack’s knowledgebase, which has a plugin for Draw.IO. I use the cloud version which is free but you can host it yourself.

I bought a 9500t NUC off ebay for 150$, and that is 6 cores and has minimal power usage. I’d definitely go the enterprise scrap yard route.

Ah very cool, thank you.

Could you route through a VPN like Torguard or something?

Pockets like a bookmark synchronizer essentially?

Does it do anything that signing into Firefox does not?