It's a bit more complicated but the video I linked suggests using DuckDNS and a Wireguard VPN. It certainly works though in my experience it can be a bit of a pain because of CGNAT. If you have a reliable static or long-lived IP lease on IPv6 though it's much less clumsy.
It can be a lot, I'm a year in and still feel like a noob. I've only just now moved from being behind a cloudflare tunnel to being behind a proper reverse-proxy. That doesn't mean anything to you yet, it will!
There's plenty of guides to get started. Louis Rossman did a 12hr guide on selfhosting your entire life (I still haven't watched the whole thing).
This works around CGNAT, and bypasses the need for port forwarding BUT it keeps you reliant on a corpo and keeps all your data moving through their servers, which means low upload limits and your traffic could (see: will) be monitored.
Anything your exposing to the internet should be considered disposable until you know enough to keep a server online safely. Keep backups, offsite. If you have 1 backup, you have no backups. If you only have onsite backups, you have no backups.
Most servers you're gonna want to run will come with relatively detailed documentation for rolling things out, but when it comes to security you'll be on your own. This is because the optimal security configuration for your needs depends on your threat model. Until learning proper network security, I'd recommend paying for a VPS to host your servers on and connecting via proxmox or a similar tool, lest you risk leaving gaping security holes in your home network.
Have fun, happy selfhosting, feel free to DM me if you need assistance, I'm not on lemmy often anymore but my inbox goes to my RSS aggregator so I'll see it.
oh, and PS. Don't selfhost your email, it's not worth the hassle.
Ergo:
GTKMM stands for G(NU's Not Uniplexed Information Computing System) Not Uniplexed Information Computing System Image Manipulation Program Toolkit Minus Minus.
I crashed out once and DMd someone who had downvoted a couple of my comments because I overreacted and thought I was being targeted. I'm not a particularly stable individual.
Felt terrible, they were a good sport about it though.
Once my cat turned 20 she needed dust baths, it's not that she didn't like the water (she liked the warmth) but rather that she couldn't groom her fur back straight and refused to allow me to brush her coat to straight, so she'd get matted otherwise.
She had an extra (clean) litterbox that I'd bring down out of storage for her to roll in that was full of diatomaceous earth and baking soda.
Sweet dusty cat, I miss her.
Edit: I didn't pay the cat Tax, this is the sweet baby at 22
Make a slurry of liquid/coconut aminos and a thickener to coat them in before cooking to intensify the "grilled meat" profile. Maybe add some maple syrup to the slurry if you're doing a breakfast sausage. As a former resident of the American south I'd also be remiss if I didn't suggest serving them with a white pan gravy over biscuits.
This is the logical choice on newly formatted drives regarding interoperability, but you really should use f2fs or another Copy on Write filesystem for your flash drives if it's an option.
For the future regarding Flash drives. The different filesystems used by Mac and Windows (APFS and NTFS) can be used on Linux.
APFS support is sometimes built in, but if not can be installed by following the guide here(github). Note that this will require building from source, which can be scary if you haven't done it before, but is pretty easy if a bit tedious. This repo in particular has a good guide.
For NTFS support, you can install the read-onlyntfs package, or the read-writentfs-3g package. This utilizes the FUSE so you'll need the 'fuse' tools as well.
For the older Apple HFS+ filesystem you'll need hfsprogs. This is available from the AUR on Arch based distros, or in the Bookworm repo for Debian distros. For other distributions you may need to compile from source which you can find from the Debian package page.
As someone who's neck is potentially on the chopping block in the regime, can we not with the "these Nazis are so gonna get it in 4 years" shit? It absolutely screams "this doesn't effect me but I want the other liberals to know it upsets me a little bit"
Every dial pad I've ever seen, including old rotary phones, has numbers and letters on it. This is not new. This has been a thing for over 70 years now.
But my free security suite that found 358+ viruses and says I'm missing 200 DLLs said to call 1-800-NO-VIRUS and their technician will fix it over the internet!
You can't, that's not immediately obvious when the computer is telling you otherwise
Ed: spelling, also this is a pretty obvious joke... I'm not sure why I have to explain this.
It's a bit more complicated but the video I linked suggests using DuckDNS and a Wireguard VPN. It certainly works though in my experience it can be a bit of a pain because of CGNAT. If you have a reliable static or long-lived IP lease on IPv6 though it's much less clumsy.