Yes, that’s fine as long as whatever you’re hosting is designed to be safely used on the internet. Just keep it up to date and only expose the stuff you need to. I would suggest setting up fail2ban to block IPs that repeatedly fail to log in though. Depending on what you’re hosting, you may need bot protection, but if all they can see is a login page, they shouldn’t be too much of an issue.

Just make sure you’re not using an EUI64 address. That significantly narrows down the number of addresses per subnet to scan. The bots found one of my computers that was using one. It took them 3 years to find it though.

I use inleed.xyz. It’s free, has IMAP/SMTP access and you can have as many accounts as you want. It’s limited to 1GB of storage shared between all accounts though.

It would be better to use Anubis to try to block the bots or use Iocaine and let the bots scrape as much garbage as they want.

If that’s the case, then you should return the TV if you can or replace the WiFi antenna with a 50 ohm resistor.

That’s only an issue if someone’s still running an open network near you.

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AMD should remove the HDMI port from all of their GPUs as a nice F.U. to the HDMI forum. They shouldn’t be paying the licensing fees if they are not allowed to make full use of the hardware.

Yes, it runs a separate browser instance for each electron program. Many of the programs that use it could just be a PWA instead.

Yes, if you have IPv6, you can open a port in the firewall and have external access. Whatever you are accessing it from must have IPv6 as well though.

MakeMKV works great on Linux. I used it to backup all of my blurays and DVDs without any issues.

No, some of them are running generators on site to get more power.

Use SSH. Ether open a port in the firewall or connect it to a VPN. If the backups are done on a schedule, you could also setup a cron job on the Pi to send the WoL packet a few minutes ahead of time.

You could use a very low power computer that’s always on like a Raspberry PI Zero W to send the WoL packet to the backup computer. It only uses about 1 watt. Some routers have the ability to send a WoL packet as well.

There are plenty of good FOSS text editors out there. I certainly don’t want to use one that was barfed up by an AI.

Nice, it has twice as many failure points as previous folding phones.

SFTP or WebDAV would work.

You can slow the RAM down too. You don’t need XMP enabled if you’re just using the PC as a NAS. It can be quite power hungry.

I’ve never had any issues on my phone using Fennec or Firefox. I don’t have many addons installed apart from uBlock Origin. I wouldn’t be surprised if some privacy addons cause issues with Anubis though.

My phone has an unlocked bootloader and I still can’t install LineageOS because they don’t have an image for it.