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Proudmuslim
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19 | ꩜ Islamist, software developer, cypherpunk ꩜

I didn't realize that I was on the conversations tab on Amethyst/Garnet (it was the first post I saw & the reply UI is similar to the quote UI when on the feed page) & I didn't bother correcting it when I did notice- my apologies if you get offended easily.

I don't see what the personal attacks have to do with my point. Your initial post was categorically incorrect. These distinctions are necessary for productive discussions to take place, not that I would expect most BTC maxis to understand that

Replying to Avatar jb55

Deeply offended at the fact that you assume Linux users are mentally stable

I should note that I say this as a (personal) homeserver administrator and someone who has been using Matrix for several years. I've had a lot of fun on the platform, but its encryption scheme is just atrocious from a usability POV

Haven't installed it yet unfortunately- got busy with other things (you will hear about one of them in a few weeks inshaAllah) & I'm considering migrating back to Qubes OS as my daily driver which would complicate the firewall setup significantly

Opened this app 5 minutes ago and the spam has already annoyed me into thinking about putting a WoT relay online

It's a stupidly obvious attack vector in retrospect, and that alone should be enough to make you think

Replying to Avatar alp

Why?

NTP is unencrypted by default. While MITMing it is kind of funny, it's not really something you should leave your machine open to

Tip: Start using NTS for NTP. Seriously, it only takes a few seconds to set up.

https://github.com/jauderho/nts-servers

Mostly just for fun, though VLAN management is a lot easier with this setup. I'm also hoping to play around with Deep Packet Inspection (HakcerFactor's No-NOC networking series got me excited about the possibilities there).

For hardware I just took a machine I had lying around (r5 3600 + 2x4GB DDR4-3200 + GTX 1070) & threw a cheap 4-port NIC in it. Costed me about $20 off of eBay. Access Point is a Linksys E8450 (bought it last year as it was the first WiFi 6 router with OpenWRT support)