Pros and cons of disabling the default Microsoft key:

(Assuming you have secure boot enabled, and want the security that comes from that)

pros:

• You control your own key and have full choice over what software can start up on your computer, software cannot be approved by anybody else.
• Your secure boot security model is not vulnerable to the risk of booting 3rd party software with known security vulnerabilities.
• Sophisticated attackers with physical access to your computer cannot carry out an evil maid attack on your computer and convince it to trick you or steal your data.

cons:

• You need to have software installed to manage the key. There is software available for Ubuntu and NixOS.
• There are many buggy UEFI implementations out there that require the Microsoft key to load built-in oproms during standard boot, potentially bricking your computer.
• Software that gains root access to your computer could steal your signing key, potentially negating the benefits of secure boot against non-evil maid attacks.

There should be much better performance for browsing the library

There’s a PR already!

Yeah, there’s going to be a long, uninterruptable database migration at the next startup and they recommend taking backups before. My renovate is fully disabled for Jellyfin right now.

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Nah it’s using reverse dns records, so the dns is free.

to be fair, I don’t think any US state has VAT.

I dont think any other country would claim this, so I pretty sure this counts as Japanese pizza

Bazzite is great for gaming

Eh we use GiB in the Kubernetes space. 1024^n bytes

We don’t gatekeep, we just punch nazis

GiB*

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I’m using ceph with 100tb of drives and 30tb of nvme, but it’s a bit overkill.

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Get some William Lennon boots. Super durable and made in UK and cheaper than most big brand boots.

Probably have to send them back to the UK to be resoled because they use old school wire welts, but it’ll be years until you need to do that.

6 month lead time though.

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They should be on seasonal contracts or consultants

Ah, I took it as a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference.

Mechs are universal!