I have a Synology NAS and I'm using Cloud Sync to send data to an S3 bucket. I want to rotate the IAM user's Access Key and Secret Key and update that in the Cloud Sync app, but there doesn't seem to be a way to edit the connection in Cloud Sync.
I see "Unlink" in Cloud Sync, but I'm not sure what that does exactly. Does it remove the connection and I'll have to "resync" everything to S3? The documentation says, "Unlink: Remove the connection of your Synology NAS and the public cloud service."
Anyone have experience with this?
SAS connection - https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0006/3029/2540/files/SAS_SATA_text_2_1024x1024.png?v=1604503325
You can connect a SATA drive to a SAS cable, but not a SAS drive to a SATA cable.
The login issues seems to have been fixed with the recent update.
https://join-lemmy.org/news/2023-07-11_-_Lemmy_Release_v0.18.2
Have your tried clearing your cookies/cache for your browser and logging in? For your mobile app, remove your account from the app or clear the cache in the app settings.
I'll give you not being able to buy SIMs without an ID; I didn't know that. But the rest is not as accurate. You should probably just not use a computer or phone to ensure complete security.
What are you talking about? I mean trust in the sense of doing the right thing from a security aspect. Maybe whoever is setting up the server isn't as adept with security and doesn't do all that is required.
I suppose. You're still putting trust into something. To make sure they're doing the right thing and making the right decisions in regards to security and privacy, and that they wouldn't be pressured by a government or third-party to violate that.
I see your point, but what threat and their level of sophistication are you trying to avoid? The number is used just for registration. You can get a burner phone if you're worried about sharing your number.
Wouldn't you have to trust that they're not logging your IP and/or storing your messages?
Signal doesn't store your contacts or messages; it's end to end encryption. What are you suggesting they'll "sell out" if offered enough money?
If I wanted to make a USB desk fan from a spare CPU fan (input: 12V, 0.15A), could I just solder a resistor to the positive lead of the USB wire? I plan on getting an adjustable voltage booster, but I was curious if this was possible. I think I would need a 13 ohm resistor for USB 3.0.