zikk_transport2 @ zikk_transport2 @lemmy.world

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Lmao

Telia internet, Lithuania. 19,90€ per month, unlimited.

940mbps down & 580mbps up. Unlimited internet, fiber. Telia is known as trusted company that does not care about torrents and most importantly - never throttles or provides lower speeds. This ISP delivers what is promised. <3

Also it's Jellyfin&friends (radarr/sonarr stuff), so it's all automated. Nearly 40TB of storage in raid5 and automatically downloads movies and some tv shows. And in 4k:) sometimes 100gb per movie.

A bit more "home user friendly" explanation:

Basically your home PC where you download "Linux ISOs". But because you don't like picking everything (movies/tv shows/etc, but not pc games) manually - you want to automate it.

"Automate" is called Jellyfin/Plex and underlaying microservices, such as Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, QBittorrent, Bazarr and so on. You want this to be available 24/7 so it automatically adds content (movies/shows) to your "wishlist", downloads when it becomes available and automatically appears in your Jellyfin/Plex server.

This is why you usually dedicate a server for this, which runs 24/7, usually at home. And I guess you call it "seedbox".

Some other users set up VPN on their server, configure qbittorrent to use ONLY vpn connection (to avoid getting emails from their ISPs for pirated Linux ISOs lol) and call it "seedbox". They first torrent anything to seedbox, then they download from it to their PC. In my case it's not needed, since everything is automated and I access all my "Linux ISOs" from Jellyfin.

What is "seedsize"? 🤔

Google Pixel is no-brainer choice. Any pixel from 7th gen.

GrapheneOS is kind of nice if you don't hate setting everything up, but for example, Google Wallet does not work on it. Camera is somewhat trash. Myself I did not like it due to camera and google wallet functionality.

Ex-OnePlus user. Their software is buggy and shit. OnePlus used to be amazing but not anymore.

Mobile market sucks in terms of competition tbh... All 3rd party ROMs like LineageOS are usually bloated with bugs there and there. Wouldn't recommend!

Connect for Lemmy used to throw error, giving you a illusion that posting a comment failed, so you click again. Rinse repeat.

This is why there are duplicate posts/comments.

For me problems were gone when I switched to Liftoff app.

Highly depends on the platform. AI is always better than average user on Facebook.

Imagine hosting a service for anyone else to use it, free of charge, no ads, free & open API, yet some idiots think it's fair to (D)DOS it.

There are more "interesting" targets, worst case - Reddit, who thinks everyone is just a number/noise.

Just leave Lemmy alone. :(

Sounds like you are after performance and not portability. Don't you think a gaming laptop would be a better choice?

With performance comes the battery penalty - max 1.5-2 hours on battery. I usually find myself playing more indie games in Steam Deck rather than AAA games.

Let me give you a tip - if you are planning to play games just like you do with Xbox controller - pick any device you want.

But if you want to have these:

• Gyro aiming
• Trackpads (aka "mouse touchpad")
• Back buttons
• Self-repair
• Value (price/performance)
• Customization freedom (macros, shortcuts layers, virtual menus of bindings in-game, idk many more choices...)

Then you have to pick Steam Deck.

Hell, it should be enough for you to check what are your choices if you break Aya vs Steam Deck display. Where would you get display? How easy it's to replace?

With Steam Deck it's iFixIt and they have parts, quality guides and tools for everything. What does Aya have?

Oh no. This is very sad to hear. One of my top favorite places to visit for holiday season. ☹️

Missing at least these:

1. Load balancers/Reverse peoxies - Caddy, Traefik.
2. Missing DNS server "blocky" which I find way better than Pi-Hole.

Nice list, but could have more. :)

Technically like this:

Anyone -tcp80-> vps -tcp80-> router -tcp80-> homeserver.

Exit of homeserver-originated traffic would be your router, not vps. Unless you specify custom routes in your router, then yeah, might be possible.

Also you don't need EoIP tunnel at all, since it's all in Layer4.

Some time ago I've done a "public IP implementation" on my VPS when I was on mobile network (no public IP).

Basically set up IPSec/Wireguard on VPS and connect your router to it. Then setup EoIP over VPN between VPS and your router. Then add EoIP tunnel to your LAN's bridge in your router.

Then setup all ports forwarding (using iptables) from your VPS to your router on LAN, so if you connect to your VPS using tcp80, it will be simply forwarded (NAT'ed) to your router. Except tcp22, for SSH to your VPS obviously...

And now you have yet another public IP lol.

This is not something you asked, but might give you some ideas.

I've done something similar in Ireland, where ISP router was the only way to connect. Managed to setup everything on OpenWRT router, but it kept disconnecting, so I put openwrt router behind ISP router.

Interesting thing I found in ISP router is DMZ host - just point it to your own router and that's it. Basically ISP router doesn't exist lol.

Then you have absolute freedom with your router.

Isn't "MAC NAT" you are after? I've seen Mikrotik has this feature to perform NAT for bridge devices. EDIT: no, since your ISP might check at DHCP leases and realise that you are cheating. Go with regular router instead.

Also regular router would be sufficient IMO. Also don't forget to set static TTL value so your "ISP" doesn't see that you have a router between your devices.

Also create MAC address and save it. Always change it before connecting - you will have less trouble.

Same for Linux platform - PC.

"The Infographics Show" kind of my favorite.

Also recently seen video "Tourism in Afganistan" recorded less than year ago. Interesting content I would say.

Looks like GPT4 API also got dumber...

Pretty sure it either allows to login within game, or launches their own (micro?) launcher first, where you have to login with Blizzard account and then starts the game.

Pretty much all "steam games" that are primarily available elsewhere run this way using mini launchers...