Asuswrt-Merlin will no longer support older Wifi 5 devices that were still on the 386_x firmware. That includes devices such as the RT-AC68U, which have been End-of-Life by Asus since April 2024.
That means I will no longer release any new firmware for these devices, unless a truly exceptional situation happens.
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Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.3 is now available for supported Wifi 7 devices. This release focuses on merging with a newer GPL, and fixing issues.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-3006-102-3-is-now-available-for-wifi-7-devices.93554/
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I had to do a lot of history rewrite of my Github repo at someone's request to remove files that shouldn't have been there. If you had cloned/forked my repo, you will have to do a fresh clone.
Not my idea of how to best finish my vacation, but it is what it is.
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Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.3 Beta 1 is now available for supported Wifi 7 devices. This release focuses on merging with a new GPL codebase. Make sure you do read the changelog for important information related to this release.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-3006-102-3-beta-is-now-available-for-wifi-7-devices.93422/
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Microsoft: "Plus, passkeys eliminate forgotten passwords and one-time codes"
Uh, and what about lost passkeys? If your passkey is stored on a compromised Microsoft account, or a single device which is lost or dies, then you effectively have the same issue as a lost password.
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A lot of very good recommendations from NIST regarding passwords:
https://scytale.ai/resources/2024-nist-password-guidelines-enhancing-security-practices/
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"alias sdc=sudo docker compose"
Because I'm lazy (and annoyed at typing the whole mouthfull so many times while experimenting/dealing with an update notifier image).
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Newest addition to my Proxmox homelab.
https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io
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For the first time since I build the new PC, I compiled all 24 firmwares at the same time. It took 51 minutes, while with the previous system that would have taken over two hours.
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Asuswrt-Merlin 386.14_2, 3004.388.8_4 and 3006.102.2_2 have been released containing mostly security fixes for AiCloud.
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Anyone has tried Buffer (https://buffer.com/) as a way to crosspost to both Bluesky and Mastodon? Any thoughts?
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Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.2 is now available for Wifi 7 devices. This release introduces support for the RT-BE86U and RT-BE88U, changes the behaviour of the VPN killswitch, and fixes a number of issues found in 3006.102.1.
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Every time I have to touch a Mac for one of my customers, I find something new that is completely silly or unintuitive. In this last case, why does TAB-navigating through a window elements just arbitrarily SKIP some elements?
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Final VM migrated to #proxmox. Goodbye #xen, it`s been a great ~15 years.
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LXC is impressive for stuff like just running a pihole.
Proxmox migration slowing going underway (as time permits).
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Got the new Proxmox host up and running with one test Win11 VM.
This Intel NUC 11 runs amazingly quiet even under load, compared to the Asus Expert PC where I currently run XCP-NG. And it was really affordable since it was an older model.
Next, I'll need to recreate all my VMs, possibly change one or two into a Container instead.
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Totally agree on the "theoretical attack bits. A lot of aging desktops have become near unusable due to mitigation for these flaws that will never really be exploited in the wild outside of a state nation targeting another state nation, or someone actually stealing the PC and trying to exploit it in a lab.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Torvalds-Frustrated-Buggy-HW
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The XO UI needs to be redesigned by a web developer rather than a software engineer. Very different skillset involved.
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After around 15 years using Xen, I think it's time to plan migrating my home lab to Proxmox. The loss of XenCenter with the new XCP-NG 8.3 is a MAJOR issue for me.
Sorry @xcpng but I find XO and XO-Lite to be horrible user experiences compared to XenCenter. Scrollable iframe within a scrollable page (...), UI designed for the blind so it requires constant scrolling on a 15" laptop screen, UI elements wordwrapping due to being too large to fit, poorly organized sections... :(
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Some things that are long dead, are better left dead and buried.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/10/winamp-really-whips-open-source-coders-into-frenzy-with-its-source-release/
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