Open-Source evangelist. Boycotts large corpos. Free speech absolutist (very unpopular around here, I know).
You don’t. This is normal. Ensure key-only auth, ensure you do not login directly as root, maybe install fail2ban and you’re good. Some people move the port to a nonstandard one, but that only helps with automated scanners not determined attackers.
You could look into port-knocking if you want it really safe.
The only sector where that is applicable is games.
Simple reason - dependencies.
Modern devs dump any dependency and sub-dependency under the sun into their project and don’t bother about optimizing it. That’s how you end up with absurdly large applications. Especially electron is a problem in this regard.
You can still write optimized and small software. However, for most businesses, it’s just not worth their time. Rather using an additional couple hundred megabytes of dependencies on the client system.
Me and my brother are using teamspeak to this day.
True. Now I’m more triggered by the mere existence of some bugs because I can’t fucking fathom how they’d even exist in the first place.
Sometimes, I wish for god to take away my ability to read
I usw nginxproymanager for that. It has an integrated function to create and update letsencrypt certificates. Creating a New host takes like 1 minute.
The fact that spotify uses bright green as “fatal-error” color makes me a bit mad.