Maybe by then openprinter would have migrated to their ink standard and started producing it. Old models’ ink cartridges can still be refilled but not changed.

From my understanding, they might still be able to develop a fully open source printhead that is compatible with the printer and sell it separately, but developing a copy of the said printer will be a breach of the patent.

HP 63 et HP 63 XL (US)

HP 302 et HP 302 XL (Europe)

HP 803 et HP 803 XL (Asie)

And the ink they use is cheap/available internationally.

I also think that one can refill these with regular ink bottles from amazon/aliexpress

Hetzner, netcup

Welcome to the cult :)

I’ve heard of Kanidm but not of void auth. From what I’ve read in their websites, Kanidm has more features, and since it’s programmed in Rust, I’m biased to using it, so that I can contribute back to the repo later on. I’m not yet sure which one to migrate to so I’ll probably deploy a demo of each and see which one suits my case better. Thank you :)

maybe a dumb question but isn’t a hetzner instance directly connected to one’s identity? I remember when setting up mine, they asked for ID verification. If so then the outgoing IP which is public is linked to my ID and would be a bigger risk of itself. Correct me if I’m wrong.