

I had a similar experience with this vulnerability. I had no idea another command was required to update the kernel. Kind of odd if you ask me, but i’m sure they did it so you’re forced to realize you’re updating the kernel.


I had a similar experience with this vulnerability. I had no idea another command was required to update the kernel. Kind of odd if you ask me, but i’m sure they did it so you’re forced to realize you’re updating the kernel.
I do it with mailcow. AFAIK gmail is the only provider still sending me directly to spam, which isn’t a problem for me. I probably send less than 10 emails per month total though. My ISP also hasn’t ever changed my public IP, so thats something to consider if your ISP does.
I use the dynalink boxes compatible with lineageos found here. I run jellyfin, smarttube and all my apps on these fine. Just make sure to buy the correct hardware version if you go this route, they’re only available used anymore.


If you’re using the forwarding subdomain emails for privacy reasons yes a separate domain would make more sense. It’s pretty obvious to tie your TLD to your forwarding subdomain. Either way use whois privacy for your domain registration.
I use 2 separate domains for this reason.
Has anyone tried nymvpn? It’s been on my radar for a bit.


I hope there’s a good alternative soon. I’d love a Linux variant phone that is usable.


Yeah, they’re different devices, roughly $30.


Lineageos I have several of these and they work great for the price. It is still android TV if that’s an issue, but they run fine without Google services for jellyfin, kodi and smartube.
Damn, that’s the 3rd one in as many weeks. Linux white hat hackers have been busy.