KazuchijouNo @ KazuchijouNo @lemy.lol

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I've heard about this tailscale here and there, I'll look into it, sounds promising. Thanks!

She sits on my chest and claws at me as soon as the sky turns blue. I've got scratches all over me body. I love them cats

No, it was a cgnat or something like that.

Yes, it was the ISP, I gave them a call and now I have a public ip address.

I, however, would like to learn more about cloudflare tunnels, tailscale, and vps for security reasons. Once I set my first foot on the internet, I would like to find a more permanent solution so that my ugly website may be suffered by many.

If you have any resources on VPNs (I'm considering wireguard) or Cloudflare tunnels, I'd appreciate it.

Yess!!! Thank you so much! I gave them a call and got the "public ip service" for some extra 5 dollars (in my country's currency)

It was, in fact, the ISP

Thank you soooo much!

I'm trying it just now, the website is not loading. It keeps buffering but nothing happens, it eventually just times out

Yes, I'm using mobile data. I can even check my public ip and it's different.

Actually, just to double check I connected to my neighbour's wifi (with his permission) and I'm still not getting the website. I changed the port through which I'm serving the site to port 80 (per another comment's recommendation) and still not getting anything.

per your recommendation I just tried this, still the website is not loading and curl is not curling. If it helps, the error I get on my browser is "This site can't be reached, my.public.ip.address took too long to respond".

Haven't done the certbot yet, I'm still trying to figure the port forwarding.

How can I check?

There was a 'courage the cowardly dog' episode about this exact thing

Ok, now do it with beans!

What started out as a half assed comment with only 2 braincells, sparked a very interesting conversation about economics and antropology. It's been really insightful and it's captured my curiosity. Now I want to learn more.

Thank you nerds! Keep up the nerding, you guys are the best <3

Sometimes I'm appalled by humanity forgetting how to make cool stuff that they could do in antiquity and then had to re-discover it, like roman glass, concrete, etc. And then I come across stuff like this and it all makes perfect sense.

My thoughts precisely, they are just assumimg this is just a 2D circle, when in reality it's more likely to be a 3D sphere. They aren't accounting for the area of a 3D object, we don't even know the thickness of the "slices" that are flying.

La qué??

I use QEMU/KVM with virt-manager and I love it. I recommend that you check out a tutorial on how to install it and use it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE0wfjsybIQ

Do latin america next!