The shitty part is taking features people already had access to and locking them away all while spying on you.
No way, plex is completely enshitified.
Nothing wrong with that on ad block. Intro them to pipepipe if they watch it mostly on mobile.
The backup is a self hosted splunk.
Dozzle, log forge is a new one I've seen but not tried.
I'm not a game Dev but our platforms I work with have corporate and learning editions. I have my work email registered with our enterprise install and my personal email for the learning. They could potentially cross reference and find me using both.
In this instance though a smaller game Dev would do a lot of BYOD and I think this comes down to business processes to make sure staff do not register using work emails unless it is directly for work purposes.
Unity also should be flagging it to them and terminating the personal accounts imho. But that being said how does Unity expect developers to upskill in their tooling in their personal time if they won't let them practice. You can't expect a company to pay for a pro license for someone not employed to work on that stack.
I have two large (8 Bay) Synology NAS. They backup certain data between each other and replicate internally and push to Back blaze. $6/mo.
They can't rugpull them, they probably also want to own the transaction fees.
I dunno how fast they chop your access because the centre adds/removes you, hopefully you remember your credentials.
Just a warning, I found a bug while clicking an element in the docker container but the script runs in venv just fine.
I quite like the Exforce series but the last two books kinda felt cash grabby.
I'll check out Stainless Steel Rat.
I'm running a website that is getting a lot of bot traffic and found Cloudflare free rule tier to be a bit limiting. (5 custom rules with length limits)
Ive got subnets for major VPS providers to block and will run analysis against my traffic to build on these lists.
What do others do?
I'm contemplating my Cloudflared tunnel into Crowdsec to my app.
Edit: Adding in image of my analysis of the IPs scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Damn, I've got my wife at least using it on our Shield for the TV when putting stuff on for the kids.