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Last time I checked (~year ago) Docker used different iptables chain(s) than ufw or added itself before ufw rules, so ufw was useless in securing access to ports exposed by containers.

> ... to allow an adequate window for recovery with no user impact.

Which made me think: it would be cool if companies were doing "pre-mortems". Like: "today we had a configuration problem, but because of our defense in depth, it slowed our systems by 7.8%". Or maybe Googlers already have something like that internally?

I'm using Firefly III [1]. Mostly because it's open-source, self-hosted and had nice import feature that I could use to upload CSV from my bank. It's a webapp, so no need for mobile applications. Although few people created some I think.

It has tags, bugdets, categories, multiple currencies, reports. Author is regularly publishing new versions and is very responsive.

[1]: https://firefly-iii.org/

> ultra cheap dedicated server at 5€/m Dedicated? How? Where?

There is great video about that by CGP Grey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erp8IAUouus

DSS is EU-owned library I believe. I used it instead reimplementing digital signature verification for XMLs, PDFs, hadling certificate revocation, etc. Makes sense that they want to secure own library that secures many other applications.

WSO2 is Enterprise Service Bus that I used at another company (owned by government BTW) instead of one from whoever-makes-commercial-ESBs.

Not sure if you know, but you don't need uMatrix when using uBlock Origin - it has build in the same functionality. You just need to tell uBlock that you're advanced user by checking option in settings.

What TekMol is using sounds like Hard Mode. Personally, I chose Medium Mode (blocking only 3rd-party scripts) as there isn't much difference between them. [1]

[1]: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode

Similar thing in Poland: https://polishapi.org/en/

I use Firefox everywhere.

When using phone, during commute to/from the job, I send links to desktop using Firefox's built in feature.

When using desktop at the job, I read articles instantly or send them to desktop at home.

At desktop at home I have Panorama View extension [1] to avoid tab clutter.

I plan to install Wallabag [2] on my server to have place to categorize and store already read articles.

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/panorama-view/ [2] https://wallabag.org/

Would it be possible to reverse order?

I mean: 2fa-code, login, password instead of: login, password, 2fa-code. Maybe login could be automatically filled based on 2fa-code public key? That should prevent leaking password to fake page.

It's being worked in in pull request: https://github.com/antirez/redis/pull/4855

Also, antirez recently met with patch author: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16943289

Do you know how Poland is doing compared to the others you mentioned?

There is self-hosted PHP app named Firefly III [1] that supports double-entry bookkeeping system. If by "sharing" you mean "logging on your account at different computer/phone" then it should work. There are user accounts, but only to use same installation without sharing data.

[1] https://firefly-iii.org/

Disclaimer: I'm just a happy user, who reported some issues and pull-requests.

I think GP wanted to find paths in both directions: X -> A -> B -> Y and Y -> C -> D -> X. Possibly where A = D and B = C.

Yes, they say in the same PDF:

> Only the Saturn V moon rocket, last flown in 1973, delivered more payload to orbit.