The clipped thumbnail makes it look like Ann Reardon from How to Cook That and it made me wildly excited but confused.
Lols :)
Are there any non-crappy ways to tie SSH into a single sign on flow yet?
I’m over managing users per application and typing in passwords.
Maybe something like this? https://github.com/ovh/the-bastion
This is pretty interesting. I wasn't aware of the CA stuff ssh added tbh. That might be fine for my needs but I actually like the idea of recording my ssh sessions because I've definitely had to go look through a history file to see what I did to set something up.
Seeing exactly what I did and what the terminal output would be pretty huge.
Check out small step ca, I've been using that for a couple years now
I'm happy that it's not youtube but also disappointed that I can use FreeTube for subscribing..
6 months ago?
So I guess this is a PeerTube instance with one user account. My question is how was I supposed to find this content if someone didn't post it to this fairly slow moving community? I love the idea of PeerTube but how do we discover the content, is there a directory of PeerTube instances somewhere?
I aldo get an error of "unknown" when trying to subscribe using my world account.
There's a lot of other people that use this instance. And I found it because I looked for a hashtag in tiltube, another peertube instance.
I never had any luck but https://joinpeertube.org/en_US/browse-content does exist.
I see them now. Thank you, I would have missed out on those other videos. I'll try that link as well.
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