I found it here as well in a local Amazon store luckily: https://www.amazon.nl/Cable-Matters-Unidirectionele-8K-kabeladapter-ondersteuning/dp/B08XFSLWQF

Thanks! I ordered it right away and will test it soon on my TV. I will also first check for firmware updates, since people saying to do first a firmware update.

You know. Never mind.

Its HDMI forum issue. Because AMD want to implement in their Linux drivers (which are open-source). But HDMI forum do not want them to become open source, see related issue: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1417

In fact, AMD already invested several months in fully testing and developing 4k 120Hz. Its possible, but the HDMI forum people are blocking this, because the HDMI forum has the latest saying… Its all about money this world. And the HDMI forum is evil.

Nope. Not my TV. Only hdmi

Could you sent me the exact product?

The product description doesn’t mention anything about active or passive. Which makes its very confusing for me now.

I tried… it didn’t work…

Blame the hdmi forum…

I’m ready, but Amd is not. I want 4k 120hz on my TV via Amd videocard. But this stupid hdmi forum is blocking this.

Caddy is also fine.

I wrote a blog about server hardining and you might find it useful: https://blog.melroy.org/2023/server-hardening/

Yes, I run many services and website on the public web from my homelab. Harden your server first. Like disabling root ssh login.

Also enable auto updates on your server. Use your router/server to block some counties using geoip (especially if those services are meant for only a couple of people within your county maybe?). You could also use block lists, there any many bad ip lists out there.

Configure rate limits in Nginx.

You also mentioned fail2ban. You can define many rules and actions. Like blocking ips that might go over your previously defined rate limits. Or 4xx action for ips that request a lot of non existing pages (404 errors) .

Also captcha won’t cut it anymore today. Try https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis

Of course expose only what you want to expose, so only open ports in your firewall you really want to open. Ideally put everything behind a reverse proxy like Nginx.

Let’s start with all of the things mentioned above. Ping me later if want to know more or have questions.

That is a problem for future Melroy. Hopefully some apps can just be used in a web app, so just going to their website.

I also read about android virtualization within a container. Basically allowing you to still run android apps but we will see…

I will move to Linux phone if chat control is enforced. Chat control violates all existing privacy regulations. It’s insane.

The fbi is the problem here and governments. The website don’t do anything wrong.