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Luanti is the answer

What do you think about Falcó?

Synfig is a toy?

For me, anyone who is involved in FOSDEM in any way deserves more respect (regarding revolutionary things we can learn)

Fun is the way, not the destiny

pstree doesn't answer the why?

Systemd should do this too

Godot SDK should be the goal

Exactly. Why losing the time with Minecraft when there's Luanti, a free community-driven project?

Maybe the question isn't "why" but "how"

Well, you can block everything using a wildcard blocking rule (for that, go to "Filters → DNS blocklists" and add this custom rule: ||*^ ) and then you can allow the domain (and subdomains, if needed, for instance "everything.ycombinator.com"; for that, go to "Filters → Allowlist" and add this: @@||ycombinator.com^ )

AdGuardHome fills the same gap, doesn't it?

No open source, no fun

Cockpit-podman can be an interesting Podman-centered alternative to Portainer et al.

Why not free code?

Will Mitmproxy stop working?

Maybe with Processing would be a bit easier...

Guest user account??

Mitmproxy v11.1 can do a similar thing

Why not Cartero (https://cartero.danirod.es) ?

Or Minisign (https://jedisct1.github.io/minisign)

Just use Apache

Oh, yeah, of course! I didn't realized! Thanks!

I've finally managed to be able to see them in browser's developer tools, but now I see that their payload is shown encrypted. Well...that's another problem, though: I'll keep investigating.

Thanks again!

Apache's Event MPM uses epoll too, not just Nginx

If it can't be self-hosted, I have no interest. Thanks, anyway

I use systemd-nspawn as a built-in alternative to LXC/LXD.

Yes, that's was the reason of my question: there are several mechanisms to not need to provide credentials anyway (interactively). But @yokaze has pointed to a situation where this has sense. Thanks!

Ah, I see the point: the use case is not the robbery of a computer but the robbery of an encrypted disk alone. If it's extracted from its hardware key escrow environment (a TPM, for instance) then won't be able to boot. Aha! Thanks a lot!!