One of the great selling points of Caddy is seamless SSL setup as Caddy will automatically request certificates from Let's Encrypt. However it uses the HTTP-01 or the TLS-ALPN-01 challenge which requires exposing Caddy on port 80 or 443 during the cert renewal process. This may not be possible ...

A couple of months ago, I acquired one of these N100 low power boards to replace my old Wyse 5010. These boards are way more powerful and have a lower power consumption, while still remaining relatively affordable. The CPU and motherboard combination can be had for under $200. I chose a board ...

Having recently graduated with a Master of Laws (LLM) in Information Technology Law, I thought it would be apt to share more about how I came to the decision to pursue the LLM and to reflect on the journey over the past two years. Why Study for an LLM? Having spent about eight years in the ...

I have been a longtime user of localtuya and tried to configure a recently purchased triple USB tuya plug that looks like that below. localtuya has been suggested by most of the tutorials online and is one of the most popular add-ons. The device name showing up on the SmartLife app is 3CH Wifi ...

I have always wondered about a somewhat inconsistent behaviour in how Windows decides when the computer is inactive, and to turn off the screen and subsequently sleep. As an example, if I have a 2 hour YouTube video playing in the browser, the screen will never turn off and the computer will ...

Recently, I faced issues integrating Kasm with Microsoft Azure Internal OIDC due to outdated documentation. After some trial and error, I got it to work. Here's the list of inaccuracies in the documentation. Step 17 is no longer required. sid will be automatically included in the token. You ...

In the context of software, export control has a fairly encompassing definition and restricts the "disclosure of source code to foreign nationals", even if the disclosure occurs domestically, even if no money changes hands, and also if the distribution occurs over the Internet [1], the ...

I do believe that Barlow's statement still holds some weight today and that states "are not welcome" in cyberspace [1]. In cyberspace, it is companies that jealously guard their jurisdiction and sovereignty as they battle for market share, user retention, all the while collecting massive troves ...