Well, they have – I think. When you download an edited image, it supposedly downloads an image with edits applied. The original is optionally available too.
If you download the edited image, this is effectively equivalent to the status quo of image editing.
Are there any (ideally waterproof) compact devices with long battery life (months~years)?
On the website I only found a long list of supported devices with brand name search and protocol type. grep showed no LoRaWAN devices though?
My use-case is theft tracking. I only need the device to be able to locate itself after a theft actually occurred and I request it remotely. (Perhaps also periodically with very low frequency.)
Yikes, lot's of bad advice in this thread.
My advice: Go develop an actual threat model and find and implement mitigations to the threats you've identified.
If you can't do that, that's totally okay; it's a skill that takes a lot of time and effort to learn and is well-compensated in the industry.
You will need to pay for it. Either through an individual assessment by someone who knows what they're doing, managed hosting services where the hoster is contractually liable and has implemented such measures, by risking becoming part of a botnet or by not hosting in a world-public manner.
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That's for encrypting your data to protect against an untrusted storage back-end.
They also have e2ee for users though where the server cannot see the plaintext either.
And this is why you want atomic updates folks..
Did you/your distro set up realtime ulimits correctly such that pw can acquire rt priority?
Thanks for the explanation!
Though it ought to be possible to only respond with the new self-signed cert when LE does the challenge and with the previous, properly signed cert otherwise.
I found https://codeberg.org/neilpang/acme.sh/wiki/TLS-ALPN-without-downtime which demonstrates one method to achieve that but I lack practical experience judge whether that's optimal.
Forgive my ignorance but why would that incur a downtime?
The only way I can think of for downtime to happen if you switched certs before the new one was signed (in which case ..don't) or am I missing something?
It also strikes me as weird that LE requires 80 but does allow insecure 443 after a redirect. Why not just do/allow insecure 443 in the first place?
The same that happens when you update to receive a breaking change on a rolling distro. It's version number go up, just at a different point in time.
That's a very odd example to choose given how trivially interchangable kernels are.
At NixOS, we ship the same set of kernels on stable and rolling; the only potential difference being the default choice.
I'm pretty sure most other stable distros optionally ship newer kernels too. There isn't really a technical reason why they couldn't.
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I've found the Seedstudio thing after posting this too and it looks like the thing I'd be looking for!
What's your experience w.r.t. coverage?
Obviously that highly depends on where exactly you are – you certainly aren't going to have coverage in the outback – but I'm mostly concerned with places where people actually go and would take my bag/laptop/bicycle to. 'Stralia is going to generally be quite different from Germany too of course but it would be a good reference point from which I could extrapolate.