I was thinking about something pretty similar -- rather than just try to overload the server, make it more difficult for phisherpeople to figure out which data is legitimate. Realistically, I don't think I'd do it…
Large drive on one machine in my house, every computer in my house backs up to there using Restic. I keep hourlies for 2 days, weeklies for 2 months, monthlies for a year, and one extra year. I also back up to Backblaze…
This threatens to be a pretty nice replacement for mosh/tmux/neovim. I’ve been using the insiders build and the only thing missing is better handling of flaky connections.
These are probably the 3 I find most useful: Copies the directory of the current git dir into the clipboard. which pbcopy &> /dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then CLIPBOARD_COMMAND="pbcopy" fi which clip &> /dev/null if [[…
I was thinking about something pretty similar -- rather than just try to overload the server, make it more difficult for phisherpeople to figure out which data is legitimate. Realistically, I don't think I'd do it…
Large drive on one machine in my house, every computer in my house backs up to there using Restic. I keep hourlies for 2 days, weeklies for 2 months, monthlies for a year, and one extra year. I also back up to Backblaze…
This threatens to be a pretty nice replacement for mosh/tmux/neovim. I’ve been using the insiders build and the only thing missing is better handling of flaky connections.
These are probably the 3 I find most useful: Copies the directory of the current git dir into the clipboard. which pbcopy &> /dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then CLIPBOARD_COMMAND="pbcopy" fi which clip &> /dev/null if [[…