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I also switched from YNAB4 to ActualBudget about 6 months ago. I'm hosting it on a Raspberry pi in my network. Overall it's working great!


Why use this vs. Protonmail?


We're getting these via email. Is this fraud?


do you have an example or directions?


https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/

I don't use or recommend exactly what they do but they have a long list of settings you might want to change that is better documented than any other source I've seen and if you click the wiki link there is detailed info about how user.js works.


You can start with mine, I've mostly stripped all the telemetry, added DoQ DNS (please, don't use my NextDNS id :D otherwise it's going to eat the free 300k limit), lots extra DNS/HTTP/rendering performance tweaks, some security fixes (e.g. deprecated ciphers) without performance penalties and personal Firefox's quality of life changes (smaller delays, ability to save everything, tracker stripping, etc). Some configs like the already mentioned Arkenfox's take security to a next level with first party cookies only, sandboxing and etc, it might be too overwhelming and not actually that necessary.

https://gitlab.com/ac130kz/dotfiles/-/blob/main/configs/user...


How does this affect people using Pi-hole to block ads?


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can you do this with htaccess (for shared hosting)?


Typically, yes, but you’ll need some other syntax if it’s Apache or whatever.


This guy seems interesting .. I go to subscribe via RSS - no feed? :(


He's a hackernews member, too. You can be pretty sure if he posts something it will show up here, for instance some time ago https://www.engineersneedart.com/systemsix/systemsix.html



Interesting that he suggests Open BSD. Seems like a different unix/linux version might be more familiar to newer users.


Any recommendations for good 4-6 port wifi routers?


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