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  • Thank you. I'll definitely look at the space it offers. Although I'll probably bite the bullet and spend a little extra on a Creality machine.

  • Thank you for the feedback. I don't mind spending a few extra dollars, so I'll definitely consider the Creality models. You're completely right; vendor lock-in should be avoided.

  • Thank you. That is definitely a valuable data point. If it wasn't an absolute nightmare experience, I'll chalk it up in the plus column.

  • The word 'normie' is just insulting. It implies a hierarchy of knowledge that I just don't accept.

  • Exactly. That second example infuriates me. Just give me something to troubleshoot, for fuck's sake.

  • I mean, for gen alpha, that's an intentional effect. Tech is becoming more and more obfuscated by design.

  • I second this. I recently bought a domain from them, and they didn't even ask for my name.

  • That was it! I was behind a CGNAT! Thank you so much. I created a Cloudflare tunnel, and boom. I am now able to access the domain from my phone without wifi. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I still have some configuration to do, but the main issue has been resolved. You are an angel.

  • Okay, great. So I checked all the config files, and everything seems to be in order there. But when I used an online port checker (I used yougetsignal.com), it said ports 80 and 443 are both closed. So the problem must be with my router, right?

  • So the Dietpi OS has a bunch of pre-configured packages to install. When I installed Wordpress, it set up an Apache server. I'm not at my computer right now, but I'll look for the config file when I get home. And I am able to access the site on my local network if I point it to my Tailscale IP, just not if I point it to the server's public IP or the domain (which is also pointing to the public IP).

  • Hi. Thank you so much for this detailed response. I ran the dig commands you suggested, and they all show the correct IP. Njalla allows you to change the TTL, so I set that to 0s when I created the A record. So the problem must be with my routing or my web server, as you said. How can I troubleshoot those?

  • I have, yes. I set up the router to forward traffic through those ports to my server's internal IP, which I also made static.

  • How is the process different? In what way? Give me details, please. I'm genuinely confused.

  • What? To 'sideload' an app, I do the following:

    • Open F-droid
    • Search for an app
    • Tap the install button

    How is that different from the Google Play workflow?

  • Man, I hate the term 'sideloading'. It's just installing an app, for fuck's sake.

  • Fair point. Either way, he is a scumfuck who deserves the worst the world has to offer.

  • Of course it's Palantir. And Peter Thiel is worried about the antichrist. The calls are coming from inside the house, buddy.

  • Right? It's like a trust fall. You just have to cross your fingers and hope for the best.