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He/him queer anarchist

  • Little mustache!

  • Too real smh my head

  • Nope same hard drive, but windows hasn't touched my PC in nearly a decade, so that's probably why I never have issues.

  • Dual booting is dumb easy with most Linux installers. I've been dual booting two different Linux partitions for years.

  • Trying to learn here, are these SSH login attempts on the root user? If not, is it just the firewall logs?

  • Nah that's a direct quote from a TN lawmaker.

  • Yo wtf you don't need to simp for a company building automatic killing machines. That shits existence is a threat to everyone but the wealthiest and most powerful.

    No War But Class War

  • I appreciate this response. I'll try booting up traefik later.

    I think Caddy just abstracts things to such a great degree that if you dont already know what it's supposed to do, it's harder to learn what you're doing with it. I'm sure plenty of others have stepped right up and loved the "two line config" without already understanding the basics, but it's not clicking for me.

  • I was just trying to get a setup like this going yesterday. I used standard Wiregaurd and got that working between the VPS and home server, but I was trying to set up Caddy as a reverse proxy to direct the incoming traffic through the WG VPN to my services. I wasnt able to figure it out yesterday. Everyone online says Caddy is so simple, but I'm such a noob I just have no idea what it's doing or how to troubleshoot.

  • Bruh 🤣

  • AI slop

  • Zenogenisis series by Octavia Butler

  • I didnt know soulseek integration with lidarr was possible.

  • Thanks! Our cat doesnt react to catnip at all and I had never heard of silvervine.

  • Its an encrypted keyring idk what they're talking about

  • We aren't sacrificing our cat for a vacation. She'll be well taken care of while we're away, we just wanted to set up a simple method of checking on her when the urge strikes us without bothering the cat sitters to drop what they're doing and check on her at any hour of the day or night.

  • This actually sounds like it fits my priorities pretty solidly. I'll look into Reolink, thanks.

  • I was honestly leaning more and more toward an off the shelf solution like this. I kindof agree with you about it not being worth it to use a fiddly roll-your-own setup like this, especially with such short notice. Plug and play sounds really attractive.

    How do you like the Amcrest cameras and remote monitoring solution? Do they have a good reputation for security I hope? I'm afraid I'm completely in the dark about these types of security camera companies.

    Edit: just reread this and saw that you're running the Amcrest cameras through Frigate. Was that setup something that you think could be done in an afternoon? Or have you had to mess with things often? Simplicity and ease of setup are probably my highest priorities for this.

  • Does zoneminder handle secure remote connections on it's own somehow? Or will I need a separate solution to access my LAN while away?