bikegremlin
bikegremlin
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- Relja Novović a.k.a. Bike Gremlin - https://www.bikegremlin.com/about/
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(Quote) If a person asks about encrypting their data - that's a whole new ball game. That's a person who is willing to learn and try. Practically the opposite of those you mentioned earlier ("birth date," "same password everywhere,&qu…
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(Quote) That was my point: GitHub metrics don't say anything about non-IT adoption (normal people don't know it exists and much less do they log in to leave a star rating). (Quote) Sure - please open a separate topic and share what works best for y…
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(Quote) How many non-IT people do you know that use Cryptomator (genuine question, not disputing)? In my experience, getting "non-IT" people to start using a password manager is difficult enough. Adding a Cryptomator on top sounds like as…
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(Quote) For me, the subscription 2TB plan has worked well so far, and I decided to risk with lifetime. We will know if that was foolish in a year or two. :) Edit - the lifetime prices this Black Friday: (Image)
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The only ones who never make mistakes are: * Those who never da any work. * FK Vojvodina's midfield players! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giBUcc-5uqo
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(Quote) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz8YuqLEDWQ
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(Quote) I would add MITM there - that's public (no "conspiracy theory"), that's how it must be in order to work: https://io.bikegremlin.com/7270/cloudflare/#6-my-opinion-and-a-note Also, on top of that, for real end-to-end encryption, you…
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No disk-pics - no party!
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And the wine! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc7HmhrgTuQ LES team is tirelessly working on building our own TLS authority and renewal service - and are already lobbying for it to become accepted, globally, since it wouldn't work otherwise. No mor…
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(Quote) Money is just a tool to get more control (and surveilance), and resources, without people getting suspicious or resisting. It doesn’t really matter nor really exist for that matter (pun intended). LES stack choice won’t alter that outcome …
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(Quote) CF is more than just CDN (LES isn't trying to sell stuff before you can think so that one second longer page load time makes anyone worried). It's also more than just a firewall. Especially around Black Friday madness thread(s). LOL :) …
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(Quote) It's stll probably the least bad option for many things - despite the downsides. If memory serves me, at least once every year there's been a major CF outage - correct me if I'm wrong.
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(Quote) Yup - it was practically forced upon users and webmasters alike - by Google (one, huge corporation).
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(Quote) Even Bikegremlin had a short downtime! LOL :) Things break down, it's all normal. Though, when CF goes down, half of the whole Net seems to go down with it. :)
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(Quote) NginX is for the poor! (Image)
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(Quote) 2TB (when you click on the "STORAGE" button) is also offered for 280 €.
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(Quote) Let me start by quoting my rant from October 2025: :) (Quote) My current on the MDDHosting's service, as I'm currently actively using the service: https://io.bikegremlin.com/30329/mddhosting-plaid-hosting-review/ Veerotech notes - also us…
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(Quote) Similar doubts. Strong FOMO vibes - 100% yes. However, they are not pushing discounts to make more sales (and more total revenue), so they might be at least trying to keep the service profitable (not just take money and deadpool). Still, t…
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(Quote) So if I understood correctly, there is no native S3 support, but a functioning workaround so to speak (because of the encryption - you must emulate an S3 gateway on your PC - which in turn "talks" to Filen, while your apps "ta…
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Experienced virgins? No such thing. * Performance * Low cost * Quality You can only pick two. If you think you can pick all three, you are being screwed. So, if you can live with less fast support, or not the top performance (or some other downs…
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(Quote) They also don't chagre extra for egress, while Hetzner Object storage which may be cheaper "on paper" will charge extra for that, and may end up being more expensive in total. Backblaze can be rather slow in my experience, so that…
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Haven't listed them - that's true. I know a guy who's happy with it for years now (in terms of upload & download speed, & uptime). Could be the optimal choice. Depends on what you need the storage for.
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(Quote) LOL. The free version using Rustdesk's infrastructure (no self-hosting install) is what I'm using and it seems to be working fine - for now (I expect it to follow Anydesk and Teamviewer once it becomes more popular).