That’s poggers.

I can also just use stock android and assume they work. Sometimes y’all miss the forest for the trees.

TrueNAS if you’re on a budget

Out of curiosity is there an analogous utility for if you are using networkd instead of NetworkManager?

Aside from parsing proc wireless…

Except when it doesn’t. It can have issues around multicast dns.

Caddy’s developer gives me the ick. He’s way too pompous in PRs on GH. nginx is just a constant – it does exactly what you need to and does it well.

JerryrigEverything?

99% of people think they are more important than they are.

If you THINK you might be the victim of an attack like this, you’re not going to be a victim of an attack like this. If you KNOW you’ll be the victim of an attack like this on the other hand…

Win win! No more France, new legislation!

Buy your country’s local domain and support the local economy.

Then fucking turn it off

Leak the scripts?

Anyone who says yes is either a professional in a field already requiring it (is aware of how to do it and what it means), retired (has unlimited time to tinker), or is Edward Snowden. For the average person, you don’t need to encrypt your disks.

It’s really not… I use Windows 11 for work (dev) and gaming and it’s fine.

If you want an OoTB solution you can get a Cloud Gateway from Ubiquiti (the ultra is like $200 I think) and use its vlan feature though you may need another switch.

Otherwise, if you’ve got unlimited time to tinker, proxmox or pfsense are ok options.

I personally run the UDM SE and I highly recommend this approach if you don’t want to roll it yourself.

He’s forgetting about the part where it’ll be monetized in such a way that only the rich will benefit.

What’s wrong with Windows 11? I use it on my gaming machine and my work laptop and it seems fine. Good, even.

You definitely want to go the truenas route for a media server.

This is proveably true since Rivian offers similar gear and those actually work. And they didn’t reinvent the wheel so existing truck tents just work.

For a newbie, cloudflare is fine. Relax.