I wish more people would. I think it’s ridiculous that we’ve put up with buying all these tools and appliances that come with ads like pimples all over. Pisses me right off.

Welcome, sibling

Just put a lil bit o’ tape over it. I’m actually insane and put tape over most of the logos around my house hahahah

If you have any power at all, complying with the blatant fascist is treason. You know what happens next. Think of all the people who have virtually no power, who can be beaten, imprisoned, deported, without consequence. Chuds like Zuckerberg and Gates pave the way for that. They have enough money and power to insulate themselves.

Even fucking Musk parted company with the ghoul emperor. Imagine having less spine than someone who bought a social media platform so people would stop making fun of him (didn’t work, obv).

It’s a miracle 😭

Your username rules

Man, wish I’d thought of that. The last place I applied I went through two leetcode and two system design interviews, as well as the usual battery of recruiter, manager, and director meetings.

Bazingo

So this is what it looks like when I Windows people read our shell commands.

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Penguin wave

I am the tool 😎 wait

This was on a VPS (remote) where I didn’t realise Docker was even capable of punching through UFW. I assumed (incorrectly) that if a port wasn’t reversed proxied in my nginx config, then it would remain on localhost only.

Just run docker run -p 27017:27017 mongo:latest on a VPS and check the default collections after a few hours and you’ll likely find they’re replaced with a ransom message.

Wilfully running a windows server is a moral problem

I feel like it would be easier to learn Linux, even if you still used windows for desktop

Funny you mention that…

Yeah, I know that now lol, but good idea to spell it out. So what Docker does, which is so confusing when you first discover the behaviour, is it will bind your ports automatically to 0.0.0.0 if all you specify is 27017:27017 as you port (without an IP address prefixing). AKA what the meme is about.

My use case was run a mongodb container on my local, while I run my FE+BE with fast live-reloading outside of a container. Then package it all up in services for docker compose on the remote.

I exposed them because I used the container for local development too. I just kept reseeding every time it got hacked before I figured I should actually look into security.

If I had a nickel for every database I’ve lost because I let docker broadcast its port on 0.0.0.0 I’d have about 35¢