I use it on a server. The tang server is on my OpenWRT access point. Works great. As a backup, if unlocking fails or if tang is down, I can SSH into the server and manually enter a decryption key to unlock it.
TLDR: huntarr was vibe-coded and had tons of security issues. When the "developer" was confronted, he nuked the git repo, his github account and all his social media accounts.
This used to be my favourite client, but there hadn't been updates in so long that I'd given up. I'm so happy with a new release, I'm going to try it out straight away. Hopefully, it might mean an Android TV version might come soon.
I found the article interesting, but I agree with you. Good programmers have to and can debug other people's code. But, to be fair, there are also a lot of bad programmers, and a lot that can't debug for shit...
I currently use copyparty. It's not the prettiest, but it's fast and the documentation on GitHub is extensive. The maintainer is also very friendly and helpful.
It's a continuation of work started in 2023.
I use it on a server. The tang server is on my OpenWRT access point. Works great. As a backup, if unlocking fails or if tang is down, I can SSH into the server and manually enter a decryption key to unlock it.
I remember using XSLT to make my site's RSS look good around 20 years ago. I thought it was so cool, though XSLT was awful to write.
Fladder works pretty well for me, but yes, there are other clients now:
Good.
See https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1rckopd/huntarr_your_passwords_and_your_entire_arr_stacks/
TLDR: huntarr was vibe-coded and had tons of security issues. When the "developer" was confronted, he nuked the git repo, his github account and all his social media accounts.
This used to be my favourite client, but there hadn't been updates in so long that I'd given up. I'm so happy with a new release, I'm going to try it out straight away. Hopefully, it might mean an Android TV version might come soon.
That's a big endeavour! I did it about two months ago, but slowly and progressively. Still found hard-coded addresses a month later though.
In Québec, so in Frenglish: Wal-Mart --> All-Marde (All-Shit)
I found the article interesting, but I agree with you. Good programmers have to and can debug other people's code. But, to be fair, there are also a lot of bad programmers, and a lot that can't debug for shit...
The $540 million is not on Peacock alone:
You can write the country in lowercase letters only.
Yes
It's a great podcast. It would be nice if they made more episodes.
FileBrowser has a fork under development: https://github.com/gtsteffaniak/filebrowser
I currently use copyparty. It's not the prettiest, but it's fast and the documentation on GitHub is extensive. The maintainer is also very friendly and helpful.
I was at the funeral of an Indian man recently, it was open-casket. It was necessary for the Hindu rites. It's not just an American thing.
Slightly disappointed that there's no epub version.
But what is here?!
The boat is pointy, it could be used as a weapon by Hamas!