Over what?

The one in a M4 Mac Mini, as expensive model as you consider “budget”. Won’t get better than that.

But you can just sign up to anywhere on the fediverse, you don’t need to host your own server. What benefits do you get for hosting your own server with only you as a user?

Can I ask why you bother doing that? What is the point?

YouTube pays people by the amount of views they get on their videos. It thinks you’re a bot used to farm views. The fact that you always nope out when it asks you to prove your not a bot makes them think you definitely are a bot.

What?

It’s not my bad. You didn’t say you were being asked to sign in because of your suspicious activity lol. That changes everything.

I tell people things that what they’re saying is wrong when it is wrong.

All you had to say was that it thinks you’re a bot, and then this whole thing could have been avoided. Which vpn are you using?

Find a video that asks you to sign in that isn’t 18+ or private.

I could make a short video, or screen capture, but that’s more effort than it’s worth.

That’s really zero effort since it “happens all the damn time”

The branch for the PR shouldn’t be hosted on the production site’s domain, and that deployment that the company will be testing and reviewing shouldn’t be accessible to the public. They even have internal in the URL, while being accessible by external people lol

Is it available for the public to get to? Yes, so that’s why.

Saying it was caused by AI despite zero evidence of AI causing it is dumb. It wasn’t AI, it was a DNS change made by a person.

The whole thing has nothing to do with AI, other than people who hate AI trying to make it about AI.

YouTube doesn’t force you to sign in unless the content you’re trying to watch is 18+. That’s just how it works. Your IP address makes no difference.

I’m not signed in to YouTube. Ever. On any device. I have never been forced to sign in to watch anything that wasn’t age restricted.

The issue they had was being marked as phishing, not the SSL certificate warning page.

Have you seen what browsers say when you have a look at the SSL certificate warning page?

It is for pull requests. A user makes a change to the documentation, they want to be able to see the changes on a web page.

Why is a user made PR publishing a branch to Immich’s domain for the user to see?

There was never any evidence to even suggest that AI was the cause, but as you’re on lemmy I’m sure you know that AI is currently blamed for pretty much everything.

Why are the immich teams internal deployments available to anyone on the open web? If you go to one of their links, like they provide in the article, they have an invalid SSL certificate, which google rightly flags as being a security risk, warns you about it, and stops you from going there without manual intervention. This is standard behaviour and no-one should want google to stop doing this.

I was going to install linux on an old NUC to run immich some time soon, but think I might have to have a look to see if it has been audited by some legit security companies first. How do they not see this issue of their own doing?

But I didn’t buy my phone from Google. They should have no say in what I could or couldn’t install.

You bought a phone running a Google operating system, knowingly so. This one is on you buddy.

I can’t see youtube videos with my browser because google wants me to sign in. Tells me it is protecting the community.

I’m guessing the videos are age restricted 18+ videos? You don’t have to be signed in to watch any other videos.

When youre first starting out basically any hardware will do, it just needs to boot Linux.

Unless you already use Linux, you don’t need to start with Linux. Windows works perfectly and is significantly easier for most people as it’s what they already know.

Still got those gaping security holes that mean you should never expose it to the internet?