@porco can you achieve plausible deniability with LUKS?

encryption .. you mean ctrl-delete

encrypted hidden vera volume on a microsd card superglued onto the back of a casio f91w with false hidden contact pads revealing

@Stims you don't

it's a meme that doesn't work

@porco afaik this is not really possible

but if you have an ipv6 range available, you might want to use that

just bind it to different addresses

I wish I had ipv6 but my backward country has way too much IPv4 space allocated so nobody cares about v6

no clue how AWS can achieve something similar without modding the client

AWS uses forwarding based on public keys

ah

can openssh do that?

Which is what I'm doing as well now

oh nice

sounds good

Well I have to explain to 27 idiots how to use public keys

Only 3 of them do, others use password auth

why not just use different ports in that case

Most of them are too dumb to remember their port

I really got a lot of support issues on any thing that I tried

All because I'm too stingy to spend 400 Eur on another IP subnet

ISP offered me 128 IPs for 400 Eur / month but it's all nonprofit so... No

The price itself is a good price for 128 IPs

if they are part of continous block sure

Yes they are

but if they are 1 from everywhere in adress space kind of deal

then thats really shit deal :D

They explicitly offered me a /25

So they have to be all in the same space

there's also sslh but it doesn't really help you when the services you share are all the same

But I'm giving free VPS to the refugees I'm teaching to webdev. It both looks good on my cv and it pisses off webdevs. But I'm doing it for free so I don't want to spend money on it

:DDDD

why not get some of those City-support moneys

I'm trying but it will take months

I told them I need more infrastructure

Economic migrants you mean

Yes fine middle Eastern gentlemen

remember not to use master/slave terminology :P

owo *notices masters bulge*

daddy, why wont any of my bluetooth accessories connect to my Linux computer?