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Mar 20 · 4 min read · Picture this. An old laptop. Lid half broken, fan louder than it should be, battery that gave up sometime around 2021. The kind of machine that's too slow to use but too sentimental to throw away. Tha
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Mar 5 · 6 min read · A practical, reproducible guide for RHEL/Rocky/Alma and Debian/Ubuntu, with Ansible + Molecule examples. TL;DR: Secure PAM with pam_pwquality (strong passwords), pam_faillock (brute-force protection)
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Feb 3 · 7 min read · Uptime Kuma est un outil de supervision auto-hébergé, compatible avec de multiples plateformes telles que Windows Server, Linux ou NAS. Cet article détaille l'installation sous Linux (réalisée ici sous Debian 12) via les 2 solutions officielles possi...
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Feb 2 · 2 min read · Hi there, I’m more than halfway through (8 weeks) my Outreachy internship with Debian, working on the openQA project to test Live Images. My journey into tech began as a software engineering trainee, during which I built a foundation in Bash scriptin...
Join discussionJan 24 · 14 min read · Why? For many years now, dare I say 'since I was a little kid', I've been wanting to make my own server, with my own things, my own services, and with all the freedom that entails. Growing up in a South America I wasn't really able to afford or ask f...
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