There was a boy who ran an underage childporn/prostitution ring, who eventually flipped an ratted everyone out. And there have been hundreds of teachers and underage boys getting caught having sex.

The legality is (region dependant) usually the same either way.

The tricky thing is finding, and attracting a high wealth person to entrap. So the real answer is “No, because you dont know any princesses”

Whats your goal? Your current network works presumably, what are you trying to achieve by upgrading? Faster network? Reliability? Expansion options?

How are you going to weather protect the books?

You could easily create QR code (or NFC tags) that linked to a post in a lemmy community.

As for posting opinions without a login, that is a little harder to pull off. Firstly, anonymous internet opinions are usually garbage, so you wouldnt want it to be truely anonymous. You’d be wading through spam in no time.

If there was a way to encode creds into the QR code, such that it autologged into an account, that would be kinda cool, and it might last a little while until the creds were leaked.

A basic (no-auth) guestbook site could be knocked up fairly easily by anyone (give me a week or so and I’ll give you something if you want, you’ll have to host it though), but getting the auth part right is nontrivial.

With some mild coding effort, there is also an API to export the data:

https://join-lemmy.org/api/main#tag/Account/operation/ExportSettings

I think (and it was a few years ago, and I could be imagining things) that the land was originally farm land. When it was sold off and subdivided into the suburb, the owner added that clause for some reason. Maybe to piss off a local brick company 🤷.

Have shovel, sunlight not so much atm. I assumed it would need a kiln and molds?

I absolutely want to do that, but for now lack the tools/skills.

It was in the copy of the title, and our conveyancer told us before we settled. We were devastated of course, our planned business to revolutionise the brick industry was ruined.

Depends on entirely on local laws. My house has an interesting quirk written into the title where I cannot dig up clay in order to make bricks. No idea how that’s enforced, but its there.

You can run an exit node on openwrt: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/tor/extras

Depending on your country’s laws, you may be on the hook for any content that is accessed via your network. So all the child porn, extremist content etc, thats all possibly on you.

Hacking risk is minimal, but every additional service you run on your router increases its attack surface.

According to that map, the place I was visiting to see aurora was a yellow region, but it was definitely dark enough to see the milkyway and the aurora itself by naked eye. If the rest of the map is similar, then there are still plenty of “dark enough” skies.

Would love for more though of course. Better light regulations are long overdue everywhere.

Theoretically, there could also be a MKV file that exploits a bug in the video player to get execution.

Far less likely, but definitely possible.

More or less yes, but getting it dry will take longer.

https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/home/how-to-wash-clothes-in-sink-while-traveling#step-1-choose-the-right-travel-clothes-1

Soaking the stain in water asap (before it dries) will go a long way.

That could be a tricky one to detect, lots of people (including OP) have accounts on different servers.

Ask an admin.

The simple answer is self-host (or dont host it online at all) if you really care about keeping your data safe. Otherwise, use a provider with a published name and address, and if they leak your data, use the legal system to resolve it.

With no published owner information, YS consider it a honeypot.

How does that work? Do they do something like what tailscale does to negotiate the connection? Can you point me to any doco for how that works?

I dont know that that is true. With cloudflare tunnels, their server.x.y.z will resolve to a cloudlfare IP address, which then tunnels it to their server? The traffic has to hit the cloudflare server, it can’t short circuit that connection? Am I missing something?

I would assume yes, it goes out to cloudflare and back in. You want to setup an internal DNS server on your network, and resolve your servers address to its local one. That way when your outside your network, you use the tunnel, and inside it goes direct.

1. You can’t receive those emails anymore.

2. Someone else can.