It is a requirement for all of the military projects I’ve worked on. Specifically ACAS which has Nessus as a component.

For a solo person doing scans for clients I think the cost is like $2k. Seems fine but I wouldn’t buy it without a guarantee I’d get my money out of it.

There is one other product I’ve tried from greenbone. Never used it professionally. Idk if I would trust it at the same level as Nessus.

Tell that to the breaking changes server upgrades. I know something good happened when my app won’t login anymore.

No real hate though. I’m a sponsor of the project. Shits lit.

I built a data logger a few years back. The data you likely want is on the CAN BUS network. You’ll need a CAN BUS hat for a pi or a pi with it baked in. There are other ways but you will likely end up realizing a pi or similar is best.

You’ll need to log the data while away from home and then sync the data when WiFi is available. Requiring the pi to stay powered after the car shuts off. Easy to do with some relays.

Depending on what data you are looking for it shouldn’t be too much work to get going on logging.

All I can think of is battery life may take a hit. OSX is incredible with battery life.

That said I get decent battery life on Linux. 9 hours idle or light use…maybe more. Not sure yet because I just replace the battery.

Okay FORTRAN is not that bad.

More like between thanksgiving and the near year.

Rebuild to different disks than the ones you backed up though. Don’t restore over your working data.

What are the permissions on your B2 api key?

100TB, external enclosures, no backups 🤔 I would pickup a used storage server with a lot of drive bays from eBay. The external bays seem attractive but I’ve never heard good stories about performance or reliability.

Are you doing the support for free? If so I would make another teamviewer account.

I’ve only heard of them asking for money if you connect to a computer with a paid account. Are you connecting to computers with paid teamviewer instances?

Just docker and some scripts. I used unraid for a bit but it annoyed me.

The only type of data I care about is photos and video I’ve taken. Everything else is replaceable.

My phone —> immich —> backblaze b2, and some Google drive.

Linux isos I can always redownload.

The kiwi app that does offline web archives. It has collections for this but also all of stackoverflow and Wikipedia.

The best way I’ve found.

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I’ve used commercial systems that provide what you are asking for. I’m not sure it is worth the time to setup for a home lab. I don’t see the ROI for it. Too much initial setup for the small gains afterwards.

I expect you’ll want to bake in a install config and likely a update-all.sh of some sort to each image you want to deploy. I think the frequency of that is the major time suck unless you only use LTS releases.

That said I think a PXE boot server is what you may be looking for.

Not a joke.

Copy left is like the Robin Hood of the copyright world. Basically, it’s a type of licensing where, sure, you can use, modify, and distribute the copyrighted work, but there’s a catch. You have to give the same rights to anyone else for any derivative works. So, if you modify the work, you can’t just slap a new copyright on it and restrict its use. It’s a way to ensure that the work stays free for everyone to use. It’s pretty popular in the open source community. It’s like copyright turned on its head, hence the name “copyleft”.

So I’ve been an engineer doing code ports to newer versions of Fortran. I never knew why that was at the top of every file. Thank you.

“I’m backing up my computer to another location. “

Are you living on campus? If not then you being connected to some random network at all hours of the day could raise a flag.

You can VPN your traffic somewhere else but you run the risk of leaking traffic if you don’t know what you’re doing.

Before you post up some battery powered nonsense that is tied to you directly I would read the schools policy to see what it violates.