I think they’re pointing out that Python outputs E notation vs JavaScript which outputs the decimal notation.

Edit: Wasn’t agreeing with it, just explaining what they were pointing out.

Okay! Awesome, just wanted to make sure. And making the 172.18.0.0/16 subnet available is something I didn’t think about (obviously) so that’s good to know.

Thank you for your detailed response!

The self hosted web interface tool I use called Pterodactyl Game Server Panel uses docker and iptables when it creates the game servers.

I’m just trying to add some additional routing since I’m using wireguard.

I know this says “Solved” but you should look into Gitjournal. You can use the one free private repo from gitlab to connect to. Just use vscode or similar on PC and Gitjournal on your phone. Version controlled notes, file based instead of database, can organize on PC via folders (Gitjournal recognizes the folders, don’t think it can create them though). I absolutely love it.

https://gitjournal.io/

I was using Joplin for a while… Self hosted their server. On two occasions it screwed up on me and wouldn’t load my folders… Luckily I had backups but it was still frustrating. I don’t recommend them purely because the notes are stored in a custom format instead of just plain text files.

My favorite way of doing notes now is with git, currently using a free private repo on gitlab.

Just clone the repo on whatever PC I need them and it has backups and version control.

Then use GitJournal on my phone.

It’s perfect for me. I love it.

Most notably, I hate when people complain about spawn camping and snipers dominating.

There are assholes I really hate though. Getting boarded by a galleon crew who spawn killed us repeatedly on our sloop, without ever sinking our ship, in Sea of Thieves

Is this not contradictory?

Disclaimer: I’ve never played Sea of Thieves.

Oh, I use both, I was just poking fun. That being said, I unfortunately I don’t feel comfortable trying to get my parents on Linux… or even friends.

Most people just want things to work and won’t do any sort of troubleshooting themselves. “It just works” is worth the intrusiveness that comes with Windows.

And Linux fanboys will get up on their high horses while googling how to fix their driver issues.