I may be missing something in your use case. As long as you have the port forwarded you can decrypt from anywhere. Use pub key auth and you’re good to go
I may be missing something in your use case. As long as you have the port forwarded you can decrypt from anywhere. Use pub key auth and you’re good to go
You can decrypt via ssh at boot. I used dropbear to accomplish that on my machine
I’m all for using AI to ease the burden of cover letters, but a real candidate is going to check the result before sending
If that’s as deep as your understanding of a game goes, then nothing anyone here says will make you see otherwise. I say this sincerely: I hope you find a game this year that re-sparks your optimism for the industry, because it has more to offer in spite of the cynical publishers that have stomped into it over the last decade or two
Other than the perspective and some of the more general RPG features like leveling and loot, they have very little in common. BG3 is the perfect, but unfortunately rare, example of a mainstream game that deliberately doesn’t follow the more toxic trends of the industry
Dredge, Lethal Company, and Against the Storm from last year. Less recently I’d say Vampire Survivors, Sifu, Yuppie Psycho, and Hollow Knight. There are many more I’m blanking on I’m sure
The industry at large has gone to shit, but there are positives. Game dev tools are more accessible now than they’ve ever been. The indie market is thriving and has recently produced games that are some of the most creative and interesting I’ve ever seen
I recently switched from Joplin to Obsidian for different reasons. I’d prefer something FOSS, but so far I’ve been happy with the transition. Since it works with plain markdown files, it would fit your use case
This reeks of sponsorship. The expansions isn’t even out yet
Fair enough. Every service I run depends on encrypted data, so starting the machine without decrypting isn’t worthwhile in my case. I have to decrypt to get everything back up after power loss anyway.
Main advantages I’m aware of for full disc encryption are encrypted swap and system config. Overkill for some use cases so YMMV, but wanting to point out that decrypting at boot can be done.