[–] 5 points 1 month ago (4 children)

Sudo: Always uses the root user to get access to run a command, no matter which user you want to run the command as. Doas: Uses the user you want to run the command as to actually get access to run the command.

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  • [–] 5 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    Not really. It's more similar to if the webserver was connected to the internet through a VPN with it's HTTP(S) port forwarded through the VPN. You connect to the VPN's IP address, which forwards to the webserver's IP which stays hidden. And you yourself are also connected to the internet through a (separate) VPN. Now, instead of a VPN connection, both you and the webserver are connected to the internet through Tor circuits.

    This video does a good job of explaining how it works.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago* (1 child)

    Jeg har svært ved at forestille mig andet, men man ved sgu aldrig med kommunen. Der har været en del ustabilitet og udskiftning blandt mine hjælpere, hvilket var grunden til at kommunen brokkede sig, men denne gang har jeg et noget bedre udgangspunkt og et noget mere stabilt hjælperteam. Så jeg krydser fingre 🤞

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago (3 children)

    Erstatning får jeg sgu ikke noget af, selvom forløbet kostede mig et stressforløb og mit daværende job.

    Fred ville jeg ønske jeg kunne sige, men at have en BPA er desværre en evig kamp med kommunen pga. løbende opfølgninger/revurderinger, og de har sagt at de bare venter på Ankestyrelsens afgørelse for at påbegynde en ny opfølgning. Så jeg sidder og mentalt forbereder mig på runde to.

    Spændende at se hvad de mon finder på denne gang...

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  • [–] 5 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    I'd say container platforms/serverless hosting. The boat element (container ship) represents Docker/containers, and the car element represents the fact that, in the end everything is still reliant on physical servers, so it's not really serverless per se.

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    I use Tor's Snowflake extension in my browser, and I've noticed that the counter of how many users it has helped circumvent censorship over the last 24 hours has been very high for a couple of days now, upwards of around 50 per day, where usually it's 2 or 3. I know there's a lot going on around the world right now, but is there anything in particular I've missed that could explain the sudden spike in Tor traffic (or simply just Snowflake bridge usage)?

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