goatsarah

joined 1 year ago

@fu @Coskii @True If there is, then I am also unaware of it.

[–] goatsarah@thegoatery.dyndns.org 22 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

@Coskii @True "home taping is killing music". They've been on the same short sighted, cutting their nose off to spite their face, thing for decades.

Every study shows that piracy increases demand for "legitimate" consumption too, but they will literally drive themselves into bankruptcy rather than have one single pirated copy in existence. Muppets.

@return2ozma @davel And variously previously one-to-one, Orange, and T-Mobile.

@Warl0k3 @MicroWave give you one guess where his private jet lands every time he comes through Europe …

He may want to cooperate.

[–] goatsarah@thegoatery.dyndns.org 43 points 1 month ago (2 children)

@girlfreddy Netanyahu not going to be happy until he triggers global thermonuclear war.

[–] goatsarah@thegoatery.dyndns.org 26 points 1 month ago (7 children)

@Gsus4 @MicroWave it’s about time Hungary was kicked out. Their bullshit is getting tiresome.

 

Anyone else using Mac minis as VM hosts for self hosting? My Friendica server is a Linux VM on a Mac Mini in my living room. The VM is bound to a VLAN tagged network interface so it’s completely firewalled off from the rest of my network. Also got a second Linux VM on the same box for hosting local stuff on my main VLAN (HomeBridge/etc).

I feel like they’re really nice platforms for this, if not the cheapest. Cheaper than one might think though; I specced up an equivalent NUC and there wasn’t a lot of difference in price, and the M2 is really fast.

 

I have an #OpenWRT router. Let’s say I install Tailscale on it and want to create an interface that specifically routes to one of my exit nodes. Can I do that?

Everything I’ve seen about Tailscale on OpenWRT just provides direct router access to the tailnet (100.x.x.x), but I specifically want to route certain traffic to an exit node.

Can I do this? Do me proud, Fediverse! Hoping I can get good answers here without resorting to Reddit.

 

AppleTV hardware now supports Tailscale, with exit nodes.

I am astonished that Apple allowed this blatant circumvention of region coding, but they did.

Get it while it’s hot, I guess.

 

So I got a warning that nginx proxy manager hadn't been renewing my certificates for a while tonight.

Tried to renew them manually.

It broke, everywhere, badly. Ended up reinstalling from scratch, even on a different machine, but it Would Not Work. Kept throwing internal NPM errors.

Is it currently broken? I've resorted to a manual nginx config for now. but it's not ideal. Anyone else seeing flakiness from nginx proxy manager?

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