From what I understand you obfuscate the port in order to limit the amount of incoming attacks. But then fail2ban would be a much more effective tool.
The disinterested aspect you described is the actual problem. Because it’s based on the assumption your port won’t be found, but it definitely will, and as soon as that happens you’ll end up in a database such as shodan and the entire effect is GONE.
Obfuscation is not security, changing the port doesn’t increase your security
Exactly, why would they even put napkins out if the customers still come.
Every charging cycle ages the battery but worrying about it really isn’t worth the hassle.
As a full stack developer I switched to a different company with about 30% less pay but 50% more creative freedom.
Best decision of my life.
I don’t understand your intention, as for tips and hints and end you post on this line:
“Ps: if you have a different opinions than I do skip this post”
That’s the perfect recipe for a circle jerk.
All you need to do, is figure out a way to use electro magnetic radiation to slow down particles.
It’s just a small technical challenge.
May I interest you in firefly III?