if you host that instance on your own ip, yeah.
if you host that instance on your own ip, yeah.
I don’t get it tho, if a in your eyes good person wrote Lemmy what differences does it make? are the current devs pushing their agenda in the code or whatever? it’s literally all open source
It all just depends on how much you trust the app, and how you’ve set up things when it does go wrong. Not every container needs to be able to access other containers on the system, lan, have access to whatever folder, read/write permissions, etc
A good practice for things like vaultwarden would be to only whitelist the country/state you’re in to minimize your attack profile
fail2ban or crowdsec can also help with all the rats sniffing around
alternative (superior) open source extension: https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic
the hell is “digital euro” and how is it any different from the euro in my bank account
encrypted Rsync to a free Backblaze account. be sure to test your backups tho
how are you doing your backups now? are you using the 3-2-1 backup strategy?
seems like a fire hazard no?