I think the context really matters. If you start a convo with someone who was already gaming, its less weird. But if your sitting on the couch with a loved one and mid convo they start gaming (or looking at a screen), its a lot more antisocial.
I personally don't get the point of this product though, it feels to me like Apple making the same mistake as Google Glass, but I guess time will tell if this really takes off.
The goggles make her look stoned.
Wearing googles while having a convo is almost worse than being on the phone, its very antisocial.
I wonder what the "Glasshole" equivalent will be.
I run a wireguard vpn into my home, and i can access my local services. It was a small matter of setting up routing properly.
I am using https://www.firezone.dev/ to set it up and manage it, but i believe it can be done manually if desired.
An alternative (which doesnt fully meet your requirements for browser based) is Jetbrains Rider. You can use its remote development feature to have your code on your server, and the IDE on your local computer.
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Remote_development_overview.html
Another option to get code to and from your device would be to use git to commit and push your code. There are git apps for android that should work for this?
Easy then, buy a new one for you, give the old one to your friend :)
I wasnt really joking either, the upfront costs might be higher, but longer term will be cheaper than a cloud service. And hopefully more secure.
Buy another NAS and run it at a mates house? If your house burns down hopefully theirs is fine?
Poor thing. Wait until they learn what a single python did to humanity.
I'm using seafile, and you just gave me flashbacks to the CSRF nonsense. Dont remember how i fixed it unfortunately.
I dont understand why nextcloud is so slow. I tried it out recently and its just so slow to upload files. Good to know owncloud is better, but might wait a little while before I try that out again.
I'm of the opinion that computer textbooks are out of date the second they are published. That one was published in 2017, so 6 years ago, which is an eternity. It might have some generally useful advice, but in terms of resources, google and online wikis are going to be more up to date (still probably outdated, but less so, and free).
I had nothing to do with the design and build, or current management. It could well be that my experience is unique. But its not been positive unfortunately. :(
I dont do the admin side of it, but as a user we see frequent outages (had one today :( ). I hope to one day I see the same reliability youve experienced :(
I had something manual setup originally as well, but it became a bit of a maintenance hassle. Moving configs to devices was a bit of a pain, and generating keys wasnt easy.