Acting self-righteous and outraged feels good.

Some people haven’t learned that this doesn’t mean that it is good.

Here comes the Nazi Bar analogies.

Now everyone posting in this thread which promotes Framework has become a Nazi by the transitive property of Nazihood. Now your family are Nazis with Nazi pets who eat from a pet store that is run by a Nazi (on account of supporting Nazis by selling them pet food, you see) that banks at a Nazi bank in a Nazi financial system run by a Nazi country on a Nazi planet.

…and just like that, every person and thing in the world has become a Nazi. Thanks a lot FRAMEWORK, if only we’d listened to the toxic trolls and avoided being associated with any person on the off chance that we’d catch their 4th person inherited nazihood.

/s, obviously.

There’s no topic to engage upon.

Everyone doesn’t know the things you know.

You are here, in a new post, making conclusory statements without backing them up. How do you expect other people to become aware of this thing that you think is so important if your (or whoever’s) first reaction is to attack people as if they disagree with you instead of explaining your argument?

It reads like drama farming and the toxic behaviors of the other people on ‘your side’ only adds to that impression.

Support or don’t support who you want.

How you and your friends here present your arguments and interact with the community appears more like chasing the high of outrage and drama farming than attempting to engage in a conversation on the topic.

Doing things like putting words into other people’s mouth, and then attacking the strawman of your own creation for example:

Not supporting fascists is self-righteous now?

They need that next hit of outrage and self-righteousness.

It’s DNS. (It’s always DNS)

With VPN on, from the command prompt terminal try

dig google.com

Then toggle it off and try again.

If you don’t have the dig command, with your VPN on, in Librewolf try to go to: 142.251.35.238 (Google.com), you’ll get a warning because it’s trying to use HTTP instead of HTTPS, this is fine.

If you can reach it by IP then the problem is DNS.

From the terminal, run:

tailscale up --force-reauth

It’ll give you a link to click, login and the terminal should update when it gets the new token. You will see your machine as online in tailscale status

This is Zuckerberg doing this via Meta:

https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1rshc1f/i_traced_2_billion_in_nonprofit_grants_and_45/

Unidentified users are worth way less than users that they can link to an identity, a law like this passing would massively increase the value of Meta’s user base to advertisers and data brokers.

‘Protecting the children’ is a long used way to shut down dissenting voices (“Why does xxxx want to put our children in danger?!!!”).

Yup.

https://docs.pi-hole.net/docker/

e: I’m dumb and replied from my Inbox without double checking the post name, in case a future reader is wondering if they’re missing some joke or something.

I’m not sure what this website is adding here.

It looks like it and all of the linked websites were created in 2015-2017 and never updated.

Look at the “Notable bugs and security issues” list. It’s a bunch of things from 2015-2017 which are resolved/closed/merged PRs.

Or linked websites which consists of such well though out pages as: “Things that are good about Systemd - It starts services ig” & “Things that are bad about Systemd - *everything*”

I can’t imagine how much information or insight there is to be gained from a website that is out of date by over a decade.

I’d also add:

• Filebrowser https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser

Sometimes you just want to send someone a random file without needing to create an account for them and walking them through installing an app. You can use Filebrowser to generate a link that they can access to browse that specific file/directory without credentials. You can set these links to timeout after minutes/hours/days/never.

• Dashy https://demo.dashy.to/

Useful to have a link to all of your services in a portable and shareable form. Very customizable and useful for most homelab assets.

There’s software that adds achievements to emulated ROMs: https://retroachievements.org/

If you’re using Mullvad as your VPN Tailscale supports it right out of the box. You could use Tailscale only and use Mullvad’s VPN as an exit node. This is probably the easiest and most out-of-the-box ready solution.

May as well get some more mileage out of docker and install pi-hole too.

What if you’re away from home and want to play, certainly a situation resolved by a mesh VPN like tailscale (or self-host headscale).

etc.etc.etc

Yeah, setup a pi-hole container/server to do DHCP and disable it on your router. The documentation should cover it, but you have to use network_mode: host in order for it to do DHCP.

You can then add an A record entry for your Immich server’s domain name pointing to the LAN IP and so any device on your LAN will resolve its domain to the LAN IP.

You also get pi-hole DNS filtering/adblock and, probably, a larger DNS cache than what the router provides.

On your LAN DNS server (say, pi-hole), you could add an A record for your Immich’s domain name that points to the internal IP address so clients on your LAN would simply resolve the LAN IP instead of trying to do fancy NATing. Make sure your browser doesn’t try to do DNS over HTTPS, which would skip your local dns.

Or you could run everything on a meshVPN like Tailnet. That way the (VPN) IP of the Immich server doesn’t change and the Tailnet will route the traffic over your LAN when your clients are local.

Tailscale and Rustdesk are my go to for family PCs.

Just clone the repo, chmod +x the install.sh and run that. ez

Finally, the tyranny of the terminal is at an end.