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Apart from that I am looking for a solution to a personal issue (see my other comment), I posted this because I was thinking this could be a great way to support other new Linux users and friends.
When I tried RustDesk it was not able to easily function on headless systems, including servers and my desktop PC if the monitor was powered off. Has that changed?
Anydesk and Teamviewer don't have that problem, but both companies have had hacking incidents and Teamviewer actually blamed their users instead of taking responsibility. Allowing 3rd parties of any type remote access to my computers is IMO just asking for trouble, especially for always-on systems.
Wireguard plus VNC isn't as seamless but it works fine the vast majority of the time. When I occasionally need features that VNC doesn't support, NoMachine is a full-featured, free for non-commercial use alternative that works great with WG.
Edit: It looks like the latest release of NoMachine now offers a intermediate network service that operates like Teamviewer and Anydesk. Access via intermediate network ID is not enabled by default, so with it disabled it should theoretically be more secure than the other apps.
I remote to a Mint on a laptop with a closed screen, and pop_OS that doesn't have a screen. (Second one has my jellyfin server). Connecting from my android phone and even my Windows laptop at my last job
Yeah if you still run into an issue for some reason add a virtual monitor in Windows, or "sudo rustdesk --option allow-linux-headless Y" (it's in the GUI as well) and it should take care of it, but I haven't had to do that
Ah, I haven't tried Apple products. Works with Mint, Android, PopOS, Debian, without any tinkering in my experience. I remote from my phone to my media server/laptop/and other junk when needed.
I was talking with my brother who was supporting our mother on her Windows laptop. He was using TeamViewer for years but that company now requires to subscribe to an expensive license on top of this is a really security- and privacy-sensitive kind of access.
His main requirements are that the new solution are:
safe
very easy to use for the supported person
better works without VPN, public ports etc though this isn't mandatory.
So, it needs to be easy. I was first thinking in VNC but while I have been using TigerVNC for years in Home Office, this looks not exactly as easy as TeamViewer.
Last week was talking with our stand-in admin at work who turns out to know Linux well. He said he has very good experiences with RustDesk, uses it for home office and also for remotely accessing Windows machines.
There was some concerns about where it was being developed, I think it's entirely Chinese devs.
Ha, I am thinking since a while that for preventing one's internet access being hacked by a foreign power, it's probably best to chain an American-made router with a Chinese one so that they can firewall each other 😉
Such attacks against infrastructure are to be taken serious. But the xz-utils case and Stuxnet also have shown a few things:
Such attacks are incredibly time-consuming and expensive to mount.
Once sn attacker hits such a target, they have blown their powder - they can't continue to use it.
The xz-utils case shows that open source's many-eyed principle works astoundingly well.
xz-utils also confirms that in open source software, you can close a detected backdoor within hours - even if the maintainer of the software does not want that, since you can fork it in seconds. (And using Rust only makes this easier).
So, this topic of foreign state-actor backdoors is less a thing for individuals to worry about. (I agree that lawmakers of democratic states should absolutely worry about this, here a good article be Bert Hubert on the topic.)
However what is actually dangerous is the erosion of privacy and the rising amount of mandated surveillance. But if one is worried about that, one should not use closed-source software in the first place.
I also avoided it for some of these reasons, but in the end it was just the setup that got messy. I ended up using Sunshine/Moonlight for an overall nicer experience. I can use it to stream games if I’ve got a good connection, or toss it in low bandwidth mode for remote admin work. I run it behind Tailscale to access it from anywhere, it supports Wayland, it’s all fully open source, and I’m very happy with the setup.
I host Apache Guacamole on my server, and then VNC/RDP/SSH on the various PCs and servers on my network, so I can connect to them from anywhere, as long as I have a browser, my password manager and my 2-factor auth.
I have used many different RDP's, but RustDesk seems the best option. Yesterday I had to configure my Steam Deck and I am glad that RustDesk can be found in the Discover software manager.
I ran a Rustdesk server and it is constantly unreliable. It's very likely it's my fault and I lack the skills to fix it. I just decided to use Anydesk instead.
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Dr. Khalil Al-Daqran, a spokesman for the Palestinian Ministry of Health, warned that the continued power outages in the Gaza Strip directly threaten the lives of hundreds of patients, and expose the entire health system to the risk of complete coll
We were just selling these as the sides on the Steak Night Special. But people wanted to order them as sides without the steak for other items...or even just by themselves with a salad.
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Ive run into chefs who are obsessed with evenly sprinkling spice over food.
I think that is a huge mistake. You want some variation on the amount of spice on say a fish filet that you are broiling. Not a completely even layer over the entire fish. For one thing the fish itself has a thicker central area of the filet which tapers off towards the sides (upper and lower fish).
But just looking at the shirmp here. Some variation in the amount of spice on each shrimp gives a variety of flavor combos. Those with less basil and thyme, allow the butter, lemon and garlic to step forward...not to forget the mild flavor of the shrimp itself.
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he said it, and he was killed for it .. well.. and explaining how it was financed. The man who truly said to much, that many today are afraid to even listen to and rather call him evil ... anyway. If you never saw that speech, that's one everyone should watch.
The full plans are slowly emerging for a massive international nuclear waste dump – suitable for high-level nuclear waste and potentially military nuclear waste – proposed for Aboriginal land in Central Australia.
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In an interview with TODAY show, Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, aka Cassandra Peterson, opened up about her decadeslong relationship with Teresa Wierson, or "T".
In Central Alabama, we get daily trucks up from Mobile with fresh shrimp on ice. It's not as good as eating shrimp on the coast, but it's still pretty damn good.
I buy frozen bags of shrimp, too, but I always, always check the label and make sure it's not from India or China. I only buy the frozen gulf shrimp or the wild caught Argentinian shrimp. They charge about 5-10 bucks extra per bag to not include Indian poo. Money well spent.
I've been wanting to visit Bayou La Batre for a while because there's a weird Soviet mini submarine that ended up there for some reason, and you can see it from the highway that goes into town.
Bayou La Batre is more or less the inspiration for Greenbow, Alabama from Forrest Gump. There are shrimp boats lined up in the bayou and several fish markets where you can buy fresh seafood. I'm planning to take my mini fridge with me when I go and come back loaded down, and put on a feast.
I found out AFTER I moved away from Florida that state residents are allowed to harvest some ridiculous amount of fresh shrimp without a permit, like 2 gallons per person per day. You can just put out a cast net with a punctured can of cat food and they'll flock to it, then you pull the net up.
There ain't nothing like fresh, just came out of the water and got its little head popped off shrimp.
Stefan Harabin, ex-Minister of Justice and former Supreme Court President of Slovakia, says every sanction since 2014 is illegal — and what it means for Slovakia and Hungary
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I picked up some Camu Camu Powder to mix with Protein-Fiber Smoothies for a blast of Natural Vitamin C.
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@SmudgeTheInsultCat@mas.to Next time don't vote Republican. Seriously. Name one thing -- after 1972¹ -- that a Republican has done that has actually been *good* for the Country? ¹ Nixon signed the EPA into law.
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I’m in a tremendous amount of discomfort right now. I was on the golf course today and it was inundated with biting flies. No amount of bug spray helped. There were thousands swarms it was the worst I’ve ever seen.
My legs have welts and are swollen and red. Benadryl and calamine lotion are helping a bit but it was awful….
@thebitchisback my mom told me to grind up oatmeal and put it into a bath with baking soda. I’m so desperate I might try it. Right now the Jack and coke is helping a little…
@thebitchisback the sad part is I was having a great round despite the group in front of us having a 10 year old girl golfing with her grandma and dad. The girl and dad were in a cart the grandma was walking it was fucking ridiculous.
I got into an altercation with the dad about golf etiquette and not letting us ply through.
The grandma pulled the old “do you know who I am” fucking boomer I’m a founding member of the club I should have their membership pulled but I’m a nice guy so I’ll let it slide….for now
@thebitchisback it was the boomers that caused the fly situation imo they wanted the ponds and such to look pristine so they out some chemical in them and now no life exists around the ponds and lake. My guess is that’s why the flies are everywhere. I’ll be getting this fixed tomorrow.
Just more nonsense. Wildlife and bugs live around ponds why take away their home so the water looks artificial? Nonsense
The Russians aren't impressed with Trump's threats. One half expects the idiot president to start accusing the Russians of election interference. He may as well do so, since this is MAGA's war now. Trump owns this war now, the fucking moron. He has let Joe Biden, Tony Blinken and the other idiot, Jake Sullivan, running the last administration, off the hook. He's as senile as Biden, which makes him analogous to Biden 2.0.
Trump thinks that his base is made up of pure fools, if he does, he may be right about that. He made promises that the taraffs were his plan to abolish the income tax, as if anyone with IQ's above room temperature, would believe that. However, it seems that his tariffs are actually a way for the US to keep financing her forever wars.
Their refined Hybrid War model will involve efforts to win the “tech race”, a new Western division of labor for containing Russia in Europe, and AI-generated anti-Russian infowars.
Russia’s natural resource wealth and new role in accelerating multipolar processes incentivize the West to continue its Hybrid War on Russia even in the event of peace in Ukraine. The US’ neoconservative policymaking faction and the EU’s liberal-globalists (essentially one and the same at this point) continue to perceive Russia as an enduring rival to contain and ideally dismember. That’s why they’re expected to refine their ongoing Hybrid War on Russia in the coming future through the following three means.
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White Rice is one of the things that I just couldnt give up. I found this higher protein white rice which was bred by Louisiana State University and is being grown in Louisiana for commercial sale as Parish Rice.
It's still not the healthiest choice in the world but the higher protein content reduces the glycemic index of white rice (processed high starch) from like 60-70 down to mid 40s. And put white rice back on the table from time to time for a nice treat, for me, for stir frys and red beans n rice, ettoufe, Charleston red rice and so on and so forth.
Got in a car accident Rear ended some thot that was stopped in the middle of an offramp. Apparently she though a yield sign was a stop sign even when there was a 100 yards of clear road in front of her to do the merge My airbag went off Barely any damage to my front. Still drives like nothing happened Thot couldn't speak a lick of English
A review of the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein has sparked a conflict between Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, sources say.
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The poll found that more than 60 percent of all voters now support deportation of undocumented migrants, with Hispanic voters showing a notable uptick. In contrast, 34.7 percent opposed deportations, and four percent were unsure. Among Hispanic voters, 50 percent supported deportations and 48 percent opposed. There was a seven percent increase in overall support since May among this demographic, with an 11 percent rise among those who said they "strongly support" the policy. Among Black voters, 53 percent supported deportations, while 37 percent opposed. Overall support among this demographic increased by three percent since May. Meanwhile, support among White voters was 65 percent, while 31 percent opposed. Overall support fell by three percent since May.
The percentage of Hispanic voters that strongly support deportations of people in the U.S. illegally rose by 11 percent in two months, according to a new poll.
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I think our #Brother printer is messing up my FAT32 flash drive. Several time I formatted it, but then after using it on this printer there would be issues, sometimes my #Debian laptop refused to mount and read, sometime #Windows failed to detect filesystem or failed to read/write files properly. But the thing to to keep it universal for Windows, #Linux, #BSD and the printer, FAT32 seems to be the only choice. I am gonna use another flash drive for now just to make sure there is no malfunction in the thumb driver itself.
Does the printer offer a way to dismount the USB before you pull it? I would guess not, because it's a printer; it's a nonzero chance an issue with the printer is causing it to keep reading the drive after the print job, while you pull the drive. Try with another USB and see if the same thing happens; if you can, try the original USB with a different printer as well.
After witnessing Cuba's ailing economy in a recent visit, Asoka Bandarage looks beyond BRICS for an alternative to both authoritarian socialism and neoliberal capitalism.
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Edward Tomasz, a FreeBSD contributor for over 18 years, advocates for the "hunting" of Jews and used the FreeBSD Wiki to spread hate. The FreeBSD Core Team h...
I don't give a fuck about jews and do think a culling would help the jew situation.
However.
I also want free software to stay out of politics. The world as a whole would be better if we kept politics out of business and business out of politics.
It's important for everyone to keep spreading the message about good eating habits. Repetition is learning. And a lot of people need help unlearning the Government-Corpo Hellscape that has created the modern American diet.
Forgive them father, for they know not what they do.
The modern American diet, creates in the body the self fullfilling prophecy of obesity...and eating without satiety...leads to over eating. So in a lot of ways, it's not entirely people's fault.
Be patient and be a part of the solution, promoting the videos of the experts like Dr. Sten Ekberg on Youtube. They are teaching us how and why to eat healthy, good food choices = better health for a longer span of our lives.
every friend I've ever had that was fat, from pudging to fucking slob, has been from beer drinking too much or eating the fake breads as a constant. I had one friend that ate two or three lunch meat sandwiches everyday for lunch for years. White bread, a pound of mayonnaise, Kraft singles and Sara Lee lunch meat. Whenever I would tell him How bad that was common He would tell me how his dad did the same thing for years period His dad At 65 From a stroke
I have a food forest going on my homestead. Over 30 varieties of fruits. Vegetable and herb garden. Free Range chickens. Deer from the adjacent forest. Fish and seafood from the local waters. I seeded the forest with Lion's Mane mushrooms recently.
I want to add a minature dairy cow and start producing my own butter and cheeses.
as long as it works for you stick with it. Unless you are pretty rich you're not going to escape the goy slop to some magnitude. It's just impossible.
I got a jar of this shit a few years ago just to see if I still liked it as much as I did when I was a kid. The jelly was awful LMFAO it had liquefied on the top with the peanut butter oil and it was just fucking nasty. It looked like plastic vegetable oil don't and mixed with red dye on the top. Scooped like 2 in off the top and then tried the bottom . Wasn't as good as I remembered
I only do the all natural shit now. Like five ingredients and if I had the equipment I feel like I can make it myself. When I was a kid they used to sell pound jugs of Jif in a cardboard tube . Always tasted perfect. Buy the shit now in the jar and it just tastes like corn syrup and margarine
I grew up super poor, like saltine crackers and peanut butter was a staple of my life. I didn't realize until I was 30 That high fructose corn syrup basically was in everything I ever ate. Now I label check and it don't buy anything with it in it. I will straight up go without before I eat that shit. The other one was fake butter, like Country Crock or country time or Bluebonnet . I didn't know that there was such a thing as margarine being different than butter. I thought margarine was just really whipped butter.
There is an amazing undercurrent of health warriors who are battling the old regime armed with science who are making a revolution, both on the Left and the Right.
From farmers, homesteaders and heritage seed exchanges to fasting, keto and low carb, Mediterranian dieters and what has now become known as the MAHA movement pushing to reduce vaccines and mind alterning drugs given to children and banning harmful food dyes, and forever chemicals.
I want to make my own cheeses, too, but I don't want my own cow.
The problem with having your own cow is that you have to milk the cow every single day. You can't take a day off or go on a short trip. You can't get busy with work or a project and put it off. Same with nanny goats.
At least with chickens you can more or less automate their care to the point that you could leave home for a couple of days.
I found a dairy where the dairy farmer loves her cows and loves to work with them every day. She unlocks the farm store every day at 2:00P.M. and I can go pick up whatever I need and leave cash in the cash box. That works out a lot better for me than having my own animal to milk.
Yeah. I bought some high dollar milk at Earth Fare (regional Whole Foods type store) that were in the glass containers and I refill them from the plastic jugs from the store.
I've scoured thrift stores for antique glass milk bottles and I buy the gallon plastic jugs of milk and then fill up quart glass bottles. They're easier to store in the fridge and I swear the milk tastes better and lasts longer in the glass. I'm aiming for about 16 quart bottles, so that I can rotate between four to eight full of milk, four clean and ready to go, and four being cleaned/sanitized. I think I've got about ten bottles now.
That would be an interesting experiment, but I wonder if it really would have much effect since I keep the milk in the fridge and it's dark in there when the door is shut. I'd guess my milk spends about 95% of its time in complete darkness from dairy to my belly.
I bought a big bag of lids from Amazon, and I also have some of those silicone lids for the 5 gallon carboys that go on the water cooler. I figured I'd drink more water if I had a water cooler, and I was right. I'm like a cat with one of those cat fountains.
You can heat sanitize glass and silicone in the dish washer, but if there's any stuck on debris that you can't get with a bottle brush, it will usually come off with a teaspoon of oxyclean in the bottle, and fill it about half way with clean water and shake it really well, then fill it up all the way and let it sit for a little while. Then pour it out and rinse it really well.
I've got one glass carboy and several plastic ones. The plastic ones are easier to handle, but in general I'm trying to move away from plastic and back to glass, ceramic, or metal containers for everything.
Don't buy smart home devices that require a cloud connection because the manufacturer *will* eventually brick them. It's a waste of your money and a terrible amount of avoidable e-waste. Instead, buy from companies who make devices that work with no cloud and/or with a free local option like Home Assistant. belkin.com/support-article/?ar… This is a good place to look: home-assistant.io/integrations…
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in reply to HaraldvonBlauzahn • • •When I tried RustDesk it was not able to easily function on headless systems, including servers and my desktop PC if the monitor was powered off. Has that changed?
Anydesk and Teamviewer don't have that problem, but both companies have had hacking incidents and Teamviewer actually blamed their users instead of taking responsibility. Allowing 3rd parties of any type remote access to my computers is IMO just asking for trouble, especially for always-on systems.
Wireguard plus VNC isn't as seamless but it works fine the vast majority of the time. When I occasionally need features that VNC doesn't support, NoMachine is a full-featured, free for non-commercial use alternative that works great with WG.
Edit: It looks like the latest release of NoMachine now offers a intermediate network service that operates like Teamviewer and Anydesk. Access via intermediate network ID is not enabled by default, so with it disabled it should theoretically be more secure than the other apps.
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in reply to spaghettiwestern • • •Yeah if you still run into an issue for some reason add a virtual monitor in Windows, or "sudo rustdesk --option allow-linux-headless Y" (it's in the GUI as well) and it should take care of it, but I haven't had to do that
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in reply to HaraldvonBlauzahn • • •I was talking with my brother who was supporting our mother on her Windows laptop. He was using TeamViewer for years but that company now requires to subscribe to an expensive license on top of this is a really security- and privacy-sensitive kind of access.
His main requirements are that the new solution are:
So, it needs to be easy. I was first thinking in VNC but while I have been using TigerVNC for years in Home Office, this looks not exactly as easy as TeamViewer.
Last week was talking with our stand-in admin at work who turns out to know Linux well. He said he has very good experiences with RustDesk, uses it for home office and also for remotely accessing Windows machines.
What are your experiences?
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in reply to HaraldvonBlauzahn • • •There was a bit of controversy about them a couple of years back that put me off.
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in reply to allywilson • • •Ha, I am thinking since a while that for preventing one's internet access being hacked by a foreign power, it's probably best to chain an American-made router with a Chinese one so that they can firewall each other 😉
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in reply to HaraldvonBlauzahn • • •On a more serious note... yes, nation-state attacks on infrastructure like xz-utils do exist, and as Stuxnet has shown, they are also being used against high-profile targets like Iranian nuclear faculities..
Such attacks against infrastructure are to be taken serious. But the xz-utils case and Stuxnet also have shown a few things:
So, this topic of foreign state-actor backdoors is less a thing for individuals to worry about. (I agree that lawmakers of democratic states should absolutely worry about this, here a good article be Bert Hubert on the topic.)
However what is actually dangerous is the erosion of privacy and the rising amount of mandated surveillance. But if one is worried about that, one should not use closed-source software in the first place.
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Looking for a modern alternative though.
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