Notices by Kev Quirk (kev@fosstodon.org), page 27

@joseph that's up to you. I've personally had no negative interactions with the dev, and the app works well, so I bought it.

If that is the case, why use ttrss at all?

@codesections me too. I've always gone with a relatively small SSD (~120GB) for root etc, then a slightly larger HDD for /home. I've never come close to filling storage, I just use that much data.

My sync folder, which has ALL my important data/files in it, is only 13GB.

@brandon

@joseph I bought the ttrss app.

@joseph it's actually the Feedly theme. You can get it here:

https://git.tt-rss.org/git/tt-rss/wiki/Themes

@d4klutz I've figured out what the bottleneck was on my network now - so the Syno speed has improved. Gonna stick with this for the time being.

@brandon doesn't it chec kevery 60 seconds? I can live with that. The more research I do though, the less I think it's the right solution for me. I don't want something else to manage manually.

@brandon I don't understand what you mean?

My #Synology is really old and getting quite slow. So I'm thinking about replacing it with #SyncThing for my file syncing. Has anyone used it on a RaspberryPi? If so, what's the stability like?

@joseph I think it's the greader theme, I'd have to check though.

@kumar welcome! I. Glad you like it here. 🙂

@joseph I wouldn't say it's ugly, personally.

@david @brandon depends on the amount of devices and of course security vs convenience.

The question was "which is more secure". A separate key pair _is_ more secure.

I'd never use a key pair without a passphrase. Again though, that wasn't the question - having said that, I do agree that practically speaking, if you have a lot of sessions, a well protected key pair is more realistic.

@hdasch @codesections you're welcome.

@mike @brandon yeah PuTTY is an open source alternative, however SecureCRT is far superior.

@fatboy no way, this has to be a parody account?!

@TommyWiseau

@mike I use Tootdon on my iPad, it's pretty good. I didn't realise it was available for android too. I might try it too.

@brandon unique key pair per device 100%. Use your keys like your passwords - keep them unique.

If one gets compromised, you don't have to change all the others. Applications like SecureCRT (proprietary) are great at managing keys/sessions for you.

@dan "100% stackoverflow" 🤣🤣🤣