Agreements with payment processors are needed to process payments on platforms like that, so it’s not a feasible thing for a small open source project to pull off IMO.
If you just want limits on virtual cards, some credit cards have that built in already, Citi for example.
For what it’s worth there are smartwatches with good battery life too, my Garmin Venu 2 lasts at least a week with sleep tracking, workout tracking, and some GPS use through the week.
As I understand it you can do USB-C at a basic 5V level with 2 resistors, and for a watch that would be plenty of power.
They all have this exact art style, you’ll start to see it everywhere.
Enshrouded is my most played game over the last few months, it’s such a fun time.
Secure boot force enabled with preset certificates would essentially do that.
Well hopefully the 2FA data is encrypted and the app requires a pin or password to access.
Plus my password manager also needs a pin after it times out, and my computers all have their drives encrypted too.
It’s plenty to stop casual thieves and such.
Looks like it has encrypted sync and desktop apps too, so that’s nice if you need stuff on multiple devices.
Nope
MacOS doesn’t run on my hardware, but yeah editing software and CAD software are the reasons I’m on Windows still.
Technically Davinci Resolve does run on Linux, but it’s not always stable and lacks certain codec support.
I haven’t found a good replacement for lightroom yet, darktable is too complex for me, and rawtherapee doesn’t really manage my library well but is an OK RAW editor.
WP is easy to use, that’s why it’s common.
If you enable the annoyances and cookie notices filters in uBlock it gets rid of a lot of them.
For specific sites you can also use the element picker mode to create your own custom filter and remove elements. Handy for sites you browse without an account and have popups bothering you about it.
The awful spam was the reason I left, I got mass invited to rooms with really nasty names, and there’s no way in the client to mass ignore invites, you have to go to each one and click ignore.
That wouldn’t be the end of the world, except their client seems to rely on waiting for the server to respond to an action in the foreground, so every time I click ignore it sits there processing for like 10-20 seconds before I can click the next one. There’s no select all, there’s no way to just rapidly tap ignore and have it process in the background like it should be doing.
Also they said even after banning the accounts, there’s no way on their end to remove the invites the banned account sent out.
Overall it’s just painful to use, the clients are bad, the moderation system doesn’t work (what kind of system lets 1 account send out thousands of invites?? It should have auto-banned them within the first 10 or something), their cleanup system doesn’t work, and everything just feels slow as molasses.
They do have the emergency access feature yeah, I’d still put the password in a physical document somewhere though just as a backup.
When I try using the https://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_YOUR_PI_HOLE>/admin/ I get search results to access my router login.
Something is very wrong if you’re getting search results, maybe try a different browser?
Checked downforeveryoneorjustme.com and it looks like pi.hole is down.
The PiHole website is https://pi-hole.net/ is that what you meant to check?
You can’t check local private domains like pi.hole using a public service.
Password manager such as Bitwarden, you can store your passwords, and sensitive info as notes or attachments. It’s all encrypted client side.
Then you just need to have a note with the master password and instructions on how to access it.
The problem is how do I get my history and everything on desktop and android TV then, does it sync with other apps or my google account or something like that?
You need to learn some Docker stuff initially for sure, but the underlying OS can be anything including Windows which is why Docker is nice.
The database for Mealie is part of the app already and is handled automatically, with the SQLite docker-compose file they provide.
Most of the stuff I run on my server is just a basic docker-compose.yaml file and it’s up and running in a minute or two. Some random examples:
They do that too, because they generate a unique virtual card number each time.