yamapikarya

noob question, if its not trusted?

heidisql is interesting, but right now i am using beekeeper. it's great and just works

i like go because it's simple and just works. i like the error handling, if err != nil return err, i like the philosophy to focus using stdlib instead choose which libraries are the best for doing x. i like how go handle the concurrency like using channel or sync.waitgroup. i am very biased but someday i will also learn rust

is it work for opening rdp file from cyberark pam?

is it worth to buy google pixel just for installing grapheneos? in my country, it is kinda pricey and of course it cannot install bank apps because almost all of them are must non root phone.

telnet is very popular tool to check the port firewall

my team are familiar with python, but i am not, so i decided to take an opportunity to learn this language, although, i prefer to use go because it's lightweight and simple.

at home i built my application using go. i also want to learn rust and elixir, but honestly i am not sure why i should learn both of them. i think language programming are just tools but they have their own advantages. also, learning other languages helps me become a better engineer.

not really sure about permission things, but basically it just dump all your data inside the server and many applications are accessing it. i think it's really depends on your application

i am using nfs and i think its pretty simple and just works

how about using rate limiter feature from nginx?

i bought dell wyse 5070 for building talos cluster using proxmox. pretty great and you can upgrade ram to 32gb

i bought dell wyse 5070 with 30gb ram and 2 tb ssd to replace my raspberry pi 4. currently building some talos cluster and other linux distro. im not sure if this setup is a good idea, but so far i learned a lot how to host baremetal server

i just depends on waf, as long as the ddos attack does not reach my server. is that ok?