Melmi @ melmi @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Well yeah, that's what pro contact means. Pro sexual contact. They don't think there's any inherent problem with sexual relationships between adults and kids.

"Pro contact" is just a polite way to say it, obfuscating what they're really talking about.

Yet they did remove other pedo instances from join-lemmy, so there's a good chance it'll get removed.

10.50.50.0 is not a valid IP address in most configurations. Have you tried 10.50.50.1?

I don't know about you, but I tend to make lots of little changes to my setup all the time. Versioning makes it easy to roll back those individual changes, and to tell which change broke what. Sure, you could accomplish the same thing with backups, but versioning offers additional information with negligible cost.

Why not stick them in a git repo?

Docker containers are more like LXCs—in fact, early versions of Docker used LXC under the hood, but the project diverged over time and support for LXC was eventually dropped as they switched to their own container runtime.

Regardless of his sexuality, the chemistry between him and Ziyal seemed one sided. He clearly cared for Ziyal, but I always read it as him entertaining her more than genuine romantic feelings on his part.

The HTTP protocol isn't really the problem, I2P uses HTTP same as the clearnet. It's just the fact that I2P is a closed network, so anything hosted on I2P will only federate with other instances on I2P—which as far as I'm aware, is none of them.

I'm so used to seeing damned bots spamming that everywhere, my half asleep ass immediately reached for the report button lol. It's just instinct now. Pavlov's Discord Nitro.

If you're already using Wireguard, it's super easy to add a VPS to your Wireguard network and route all traffic through it. Then you can port forward pretty easily using some iptables rules from the VPS public IP to an IP on the Wireguard network.

That said, doing it that way will involve routing all of your traffic through the VPS, which means you'll need a good low latency connection to your VPS. (You can set up split tunneling, but it's a bit of a hassle to do that and port forwarding.) An alternative would be to set up a reverse proxy on the VPS, and reverse proxy your VPN IP.

Any non-proxiable services probably shouldn't be exposed directly to the internet anyway, and you can simply expose them via VPN.

It's a shame you didn't like The Elysian Kingdom, I thought that was a great episode. But then I'm a sucker for episodes where the actors get to act out of character for a while, and a LARP episode was silly fun. I suppose it's just a preference thing.

I can't believe you compared it in the same breath as Code of Honor, though—lots of Trek is boring at times, but Code of Honor is straight up offensive, a true failure for Trek. If anything, Elysian Kingdom is more similar to Threshold in the "low quality" sense than to Code of Honor, which is actually an awful episode that shouldn't have been made.

As long as you have access to a a command line, you can install it manually. It's worth noting though that I did a cursory internet search, and it seems like the developers are strongly against installing AGH on IPFire directly—plus it would take some hackiness to even get it installed on IPFire directly. That said, IPFire supports VMs, so you could run AGH in a VM on IPFire.

AGH can also be installed alongside OPNsense or pfSense as well, either by installing manually or in the case of OPNsense there's a plugin in the community repo

You've gotten some good advice, but I want to add that if you're feeling masochistic you can use the discord bot Avrae to do your maps in discord chat.

Joking aside, Avrae is great and I really recommend you check it out if you aren't using it... but using it for maps is kinda miserable. Using a dedicated virtual tabletop like Owlbear Rodeo will serve you much better.

Having similar issues with Quad9. I even had an odd issue today where I could ping 9.9.9.9 just fine, but dig @9.9.9.9 would time out. That suggested to me that it's an issue with their DNS server specifically, and not the network. I didn't get around to trying from another host, but I think it's less likely to have to do with Comcast specifically as you simply connecting to a different anycast server.

The issues are only intermittent for me, they'll come and go. Right now I can resolve against 9.9.9.9 just fine, but who knows how long that'll last until issues crop up again. I had to switch DoH providers temporarily, hopefully everything will be resolved soon.

Edit: Quad9 has posted an update

What is TrueNAS adding to this arrangement? Generally when people run two different servers at home, they keep the VM drives on the hypervisor and just use the NAS for storing bigger things like media files. Hosting VM drives over iSCSI works in an enterprise environment, but if you can't guarantee uptime for your storage solution then all you're doing is adding failure modes.

It seems to me that your best bet is to go down to one server, which means cutting out either TrueNAS or Proxmox. Both can handle both storage (ZFS included!) and VMs, so ultimately it's a matter of which you like better.

Alternatively, if you're hosting other stuff on your NAS, you could consider keeping both servers but just getting a few SSDs to stick in your Proxmox mini PC to serve VMs. That may or may not be viable for your situation, but it's worth considering.

This bot really likes canning

What do you mean by double strike rules bending?

I love Steel Wind Strike if only because it gives Bladesingers a group damage option that actually feels Bladesinger-y rather than being forced to throw out Fireballs and the like

I've done this before, it's definitely a bit of a hack but it went without a hitch for me. Depending on your bootloader you'll probably have to edit/regenerate your bootloader config as well.

Good call on rsync, just make sure to use the right flags. I'm on Arch so I used the command from the Arch page on full system backup using rsync, but it should work for any distro.

i3 will have lower requirements, since it's just a bare window manager. XFCE is about as lightweight as a fully featured desktop environment can get, whereas with i3 you have to bring your own tools.

Incidentally, you can use i3 as the window manager portion of XFCE if you want.