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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • You probably have your network locked down much better than me. That should work too.

    For me, it was easier to set up authelia to limit access. I don’t trust the “authorization” portal in foundry so I set up a real authentication proxy.

    As a dev I’ve had experience with the developer culture and norms in different languages, and NodeJS stands out to me for invoking (other NodeJS) dependencies for even the smallest things.

    Left-pad is the best illustration of this dependency culture. This also means vulnerabilities spread across the entire npm landscape instantly, since everything depends on almost everything else.


  • I’m hosting foundryvtt on a k8s cluster. I’m using Authelia+lldap to have only authenticated users passed on to that behemoth of a NodeJS app that is undoubtedly full of vulnerabilities.

    I have Authelia set up to enforce 2FA for any request outside my users’ home networks. Or so I thought, but one of my players kept getting asked to 2FA.

    Turns out I forgot about IPv6. He connects over IPv6 by default.





  • Someone must have made this meme to hurt nerds like me.

    • Vought’s F-8 Crusader was a Navy daytime fighter, fielded in 1955, and the first supersonic carrier-capable jet.
    • Ling-Temco-Vought A-7 Corsair II was an attack aircraft, developed by the same company (after a merger) in response to a Navy requirement for a light attack aircraft to replace the A-4 Skyhawk. The design was heavily based on the older F-8. This was done in the early 1960s and the A-7A was flying in Sept 1965 and entered service with the Navy in 1967.
    • The Air Force was forced by the Army to buy a slower aircraft that would be better at close air support than their F-100 and decided to get an A-7 as well. Their variant was called the A-7D, and the first prototypes flew in 1968.

    So yes, the Air Force decided to buy their own version of the A-7, a jet that was built for carrier ops and already serving in the Navy (just like with the F-4 Phantom), but that has nothing to do with the older F-8 that only ever served in the Navy and looks a lot like the A-7.

    To make it worse, both jets pictured are Navy jets. Aargh


  • F04118F@feddit.nltovegan@lemmy.worldDiet advice
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    My quick meal options:

    • meal shake/bar. Not sure where you’re from but over here we have Plenny and Huel which are both very complete, incl. vitamins and a huge list of minerals. Not great tasting but very quick, easy and super healthy. I always carry a bar in my bag.
    • a bit less complete, less fast but better tasting are veggie meal bags, such as Bonduelle Lunch bowl
    • For cooking stuff myself, I enjoy wok with pressed tofu. Get a tofu press, press the tofu overnight in the fridge. I also enjoy meat alternatives like beyond burgers, vegan bapao, etc

    There’s really a lot of options.

    Outside of vegan stuff, what are your current quick meal options and where do you live?