u/ColdFreezer

Looking through the commit history of this tweak just makes it seem almost completely vibe coded/ AI generated. The author blocked me when I pointed out some suspicious commits. They’re trying to minimize their use of AI and hide it. I don’t think the author actually knows what this tweak does judging by what they have said and done prior.

This tweak is meant to help mitigate Darksword. Darksword and the other vulnerabilities are severe exploits. They’re 0 click or 1 click exploits. A lot of sensitive data can be stolen just from visiting websites.

It is hard to trust an author trying to hide their use of AI with developing a tweak like this. It might be better than nothing, but you should not feel safer using this tweak. Please continue to be cautious.

Here’s the comment thread where AI use was pointed out. https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak\_/comments/1sig4xc/comment/ofjwvwm/

Here’s a post they made about being banned for r/jailbreak for vibe coding. The commit history makes it evident it was used for a lot more than just the readme. https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/comments/1sfrd69/banned\_from\_rjailbreak\_for\_using\_ai\_to\_write\_my/

I used cachy-hello to add my dns servers. I want to change to another one temporarily but it’s stuck on a specific DNS server. I set the one I want it to use as the first one.

How do I force it to use the DNS server I want it to?

In general how do I even manage DNS? I don’t know what Cachy-Hello is doing to change my DNS.

I don’t really know what I’m doing. I’m trying to edit docker compose files through neovim.

I want to use my local neovim config while I’m editing files on other servers. I think I’m running into a permission issue as I’m trying edit stuff it /opt/ on the remote server as a non-root user.

I tried neovim via rclone and it freezes upon write. It seemed like I tried making a temporary file but then just hung.

I tried again with sshfs but the file in /opt/ is read only.

How should I be editing remote files? I don’t prefer it but should I just move my docker compose files to /home?

I was really used to VS code's remote feature before I switched to neovim. Is there something for neovim that's similar to how VS code handles it? I don't really know how it works, I just know I can ssh and edit my files like they're local.

I've been trying to get used to sshfs, is this how I should be handling it?

I just want to be able to use my local neovim config when editing remote files.

Sorry I'm still really new to this. I have a few machines/VMs acting as docker hosts. I use pihole to manage local DNS and I use traefik as a reverse proxy. I already setup traefik to provide my services with SSL certs but I don't think I'm doing it in a "nice" way.

I run a traefik container on all my docker hosts and I just copy the acme.json to all of them. I don't really know what the right way of doing this is. I still want to use docker labels and not expose port directly from the docker hosts if I can.

Am I supposed to centralize it? Can I run an instance of traefik in its own VM to issue certificates to all my other instances of traefik?