I have the VPS setup, and it’s not bad at all, I pay 3.99 a month and it acts as a gateway into my network filtering any malicious ip by using crowdsec.

I use Pangolin reverse proxy, but you can also use netbird.

I prefer this because on top of the routing options it ads extra security and lets me share subdomains with friends and family without exposing my network to the internet

I can see your IP and it looks like we’re twinsies … we both have 127.0.0.1

mull is a very decent VPN and that will do OK to anonymize your traffic, but that’s all you’re doing … you’re far from safe from all threats.

There’s malicious downloads, torrent hijacks, honeypots, bandwidth issues, the Number one thing you need to stay safe is COMMON SENSE …

So educate yourself and learn about this world you’re getting into. The information is out there and freely available.

Thats an interesting limitation, so netbird has to use the “site” as part of the URL for resources? can you pick the name? or is it dynamicaly generated?

I’ve been using Pangolin since it came out … to make my services available without opening ports, but I also use Netbird for VPN access.

Is their DNS forwarding “resources” stable? Last I heard it was in beta only … if I can eliminate one more piece of software that I have to admin and maintain, that’d be great.

Just had the same problem with my LucidSound LS45 … the headband is metal, I saw the recommendation to get them in one of those “buy it for life” threads so I did …

Turns out that the end caps of the headband are plastic and prone to breaking … I was able to save them by buying a non working “parts only” set on eBay and replacing the parts

This thing has been with me for 8 years and counting … they’ve been along for 3 motherboards, 2 cars and 6 girlfriends LOL

This is why:

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png

In reality, every OEM wants you to buy an adapter from THEM and not a universal one because …

https://gifdb.com/images/high/i-like-money-mr-krabs-squidward-kp224qvzk78vti45.webp

That’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time … I remember being all about the pinewatch one fore smart watches were a thing

Woah! This is pretty neat, I think I just found my next “bathroom reading”

Thanks for sharing bud (and for hosting it)

Depending on the charger, it may be exactly the same thing.

Go watch a video about the P.D (Power delivery) standard.

Macbook air and up use P.D2.0 (65W)

There is a newer version (PD3.0) that goes up to 100W, but it’s more expensive, rare and hasn’t really caught up as much.

You sound upset, you should talk to someone about that.

Thank you, that’s a very interesting perspective. I wasn’t aware of the plutonium thing.

You’re not bothered by the plutonium stuff? Would you still host it if the plutonium features were still there in the self hosted version? (as in your self hosted instance paying them for plutonium on your servers)

It’s a new project (as far as I can tell it just went public a few weeks ago) they have exploded in popularity in the last week and they are amid migrating their backed hosting provider ATM, they have been having service interruptions for the last couple of days

What’s Lemmy’s opinion on Fluxer?

https://fluxer.app/

DWS service works for me, but if you use them, make sure you donate them a nice chunk of money … they’re a community supported service.

https://youtu.be/L397TWLwrUU?t=37

Peter Zenyan has a really good breakdown of why they want it … it’s for geopolitical reasons (the northern passage)

weight management is all about habits … start finding small ways to create healthier habits and grow slowly …

Sometimes there is a psychological factor. I was overweight most of my life and I always felt a constant need to satiate. When I was diagnosed with ADHD and started taking medication that hunger went away.

Try things like volume eating, fiber pills, drinking more water … small things add up over time but you have to be consistent.

Exercise helps but diet on it’s own can get you there too. CACO is the law (Calories in, calories out)

Give the Pangolin project a look.

It’s a reverse proxy with tunneling solution that can expose domain names to the internet without having to manage the certificates or open ports.

I use it in my home lab and it’s very very good

https://docs.pangolin.net/