Easy to update, easy to uninstall, easy to migrate.

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Backpackers commonly book no accommodations ahead of time. I’ve done that plenty.

Arrive at airport. Get cab. Drive to hotel number 1 and ask about room. Drive or walk to hotel 2 and ask about room. Repeat as often as desired. Return to hotel with best deal.

I can’t count how many times I’ve done this, having zero specific plans about where I am going to stay. Sometimes I just take the first hotel and then on the next day go look for something better. This is totally normal backpacker behavior.

They found it suspicious that we hadn’t fully booked our accommodations for the entire five weeks in Hawaii

Fuckin seriously? We all know what backpacking is. I’ve never pre-booked an entire stay when traveling internationally except when it’s for work.

Privacy concerns. https://twosortoftechguys.wordpress.com/2019/09/29/if-you-have-privacy-concerns-regarding-etcher-now-known-as-balenaetcher-here-are-some-alternatives/

Yeah. How do you think they trained it?

I’m not aware of a way for it to notify if the internet is down. An expired certificate would not create that failure scenario though.

Also the notification would have gone out well before the certificate expired.

It has a built in alerting mechanism that integrates with demo communication services. Also

Uptime Kuma is integrated Apprise which supports up to 78+ notification services.

https://github.com/caronc/apprise/wiki

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uptime-kuma will monitor your https availability and automatically check your cert expiration.

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My experience running several ssh servers on uncommon nonstandard ports for over 10 years has been that it has eliminated all ssh brute forcing. I don’t even bother with fail2ban. I probably should though, just in case.

Also, PSA: if you use fail2ban, don’t try tab completing rsync commands without using controlmaster or you will lock yourself out.

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Yo dawg, I heard you like wall plates.