I'm using a self signed CA for my home network with caddy. You just set it up to use a ca once and afterwards it just works. So yeah, really easy.
Iirc you can upload your own certificates and keys in npm, you'll just have to manage the CA manually or with some other tool.
Very cool and il jealous but I'm curious: how big was the updgrade to your power consumption?
That's inaccurate. Red Team is the guys that test your security from an attacker view point. Red Teams are often contractors hired by companies. The companies are the ones paying to be "hacked", so they can fix whatever gaping security holes the red Team finds.
At least, that's usually the definition. If just talking about AI stuff, I'd call those people testers.
I hosted NPM in two servers for some time, I had it break too often and could not set custom configs easily. I switched to caddy and could not be happier.
When using caddy, you don't even need to think about letsencrypt, unless you want to disable it in favor of something else.
Generally, compatability:
No SMTP (so I can send emails automatically from my servers for logs etc), no calendar sync, email sync is only hacky with the bridge, android does not have email sync at all, no contacts sync.
The calendar does not show the birthdays of contacts.
Proton drive for me is useless because no GNU/Linux client (if it comes, pls just make it something I can run headless).
There is more, but that's what I find most annoying. If I have to chose one of these then I'd say that the groupware stuff needs to be synced to any client easily (includes calendar and contacts IMO)
While good, a lot of features and services in proton are still half baked. I have ultimate.
Yeah, that works fine.
I like to use my eyes, an ssh connection and my shell.
tmux and tui monitoring tools are also often handy.
Yeah, I agree, they're mostly working fine, even with mods. Their client is crap though.
If you find a game that's different, you know You've found a diamond among stones: a developer studio that cares.
It's just a fun game. There are also games about war, does that mean they must not be fun?
People in red Teams are white hats. The terms describe different things. The "color wheel" is operational and thinks in the context of an organization. Red Team tries to attack our stuff, blue team tries to defend our stuff, yellow team builds our stuff etc.
White hat is just a term for ethical hackers, black hat is a term for criminals. Grey hat means someone in-between (think political hacker defacing website of organization they don't like), there is also some more but the shades of grey are most important.