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  • first nas network struggle

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  • Every time I try to use Ipv6, I run into dozens of weird issues and bugs and my selfhosted stuff becomes unusable/unreliable.

    I don't know where the issue exactly lies in the chain of networking, but it sure is annoying as a motherfucker to debug. As far as I can tell none of my stuff is the problem and the issue lies either with my ISP or VPS provider.

    For now, I removed the AAAA entries and suddenly everything works without any hiccups. Wake me up when those issues are solved... maybe in 10 or 20 years...

  • Is anyone else memorizing Flock camera locations in your area and adjusting your driving (biking, walking, kayaking, etc) routes accordingly?

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  • just destroy them, cause if you don't there won't be any place left for you to exist without being stalked by them.

  • Do you participate in this hobby without a formal IT education or a career in a similar field?

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  • You write "participate" which sounds like a free choise, but I don't do it out of my own free will. I do it because the web is so enshittified, that it forces me to selfhost more and more of my own websites that only I use.

    I fucking hate doing any devops. I think it's the most boring, soul sucking task there is. Fucking yamls and .env and config files in different places for every app with it's own syntax.

    I tried passing it to an LLM but it's always subtly wrong, so in the end I still have to read everything, correct everything, generate keypairs, configure something on each client etc.

    Every day a million bots are hammering my services, so I have to run crowdsec and fail2ban and make sure there are no ways in, everything is behind a login, up to date, constant manual migrations to newer versions cause one of my hunders of apps always has a breaking change.

    I've written more devops and security related stuff on my CV than my carreer programming experience. I got a job because now I am not just a fullstack developer, but a fuller stack devsecops-veloper. Showing my homelab and docker setup during a fucking java + react interview landed an immediate yes at the wage that I wished.

    I fucking hate devops. Now I have to do it in my free time and at my job. Why does the world force me into devops? Please take it away. Let somebody else handle it. I want to enjoy my life again.

    /notsarcasm

  • Where can I install games without steam

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  • does heroic support gog?

  • Ways to Expose Services Publicly

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  • I'm still having trouble with it and I'm currently traveling. My analysis so far points to my vps provider being at fault.

    I tried doing long term diagnostics, which effectively pinged through the tunnel every 5s and that make it work constantly and perfectly. So maybe some energy saving sleep stuff, which ends up breaking the tunnel?

  • Five Programming Books That Changed How I Think

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  • For me it was:

    • Etudes for Programmers
    • Software Architects Handbook
    • Tidy First

  • android auto alternative plz

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    • Buy a phone that can do display alt mode over USB.

    • Buy a usb C display.

    • Mount the display in the car.

    • Connect to your cars bluetooth audio.

    Viola!

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  • Don't do any nieche distros.

    Use one of the top ones by user amount, that way it's less hassle (lots of users prove that stuff works well) and easier to get help (cause larger community).

    For gaming a "rolling" distro is recommended to get the most up to date software and bugfixes.

    My recommendation is (in order, best to good) cachy, fedora kde or bazzite.

    Do not use "stable" distros for gaming like debian or ubuntu or mint. Those do a major release once a year and you will sit on bugs ir compatability issues that are already fixed on other distros. Stable means they don't update often.

  • can someone recommend a tablet?

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  • if you want non x86 maybe https://pine64.com/product-category/pinetab/

    (you have to add like 100-200$ to the price for shipping and import tax, depending on where you live)

    I have lots of other hardware from them and it's solid.

  • can someone recommend a tablet?

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  • Has pros and cons.

    I use it more like a PC in tablet form factor, which for me is best of both worlds.

    But it might be bad for you.

  • can someone recommend a tablet?

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  • I have a minisforum V3, which works pretty well, but may be overkill for you and I'm not sure about current availability.

  • Removed

    Four bugs today, all the same bug: a check that failed and reported success

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  • ahahahahaha

  • What are you doing this weekend?

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  • It's way too early ywt but I'll definitely post it all over lemmy and mention you haha

    thank you for being curious and supportive <3

  • What are you doing this weekend?

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  • procgen towerdefense

    there are a couple games that describe themselves like that, but none of then scratched the itch I had and were not what I had in mind, so I'm making my own

  • What are you doing this weekend?

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  • 1h of videogame dev every day keeps the depression away

  • Radicle (@radicle@toot.radicle.dev) - Radicle 1.10.0

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  • I'm about to set up forgejo again because I need to mirror some git repos and run custom actions on them to build arm64 images automatically when new releases come out.

    Would that be possible out of the box with radicle? I get that thats not the main focus, but the project seems interesting and I'd give it a shot if it can do what I need.

  • Illinois's new law requires operating system providers to add age verification by 2028 including open-source projects

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  • Was somebody holding your eyes open forcing you to watch the whole video or what?

    I saw bad thumbnails and didn't click on them and just looked at big titties...

  • Illinois's new law requires operating system providers to add age verification by 2028 including open-source projects

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  • I totally agree with you.

    I think porn became a replacement for nature.

    In the wild social animals see their parents or tribe or whatever you call that have intercourse in a natural way. When humans lived in tribes or small huts or one room peasant builsings it was normal as well, since the whole family would sleep in one bad. Way later, when christianity was used by aristocracy for control, came the concept of shame and hiding it as a way to create a larger percieved difference between the "higher class chosen by god" vs. the "animal like lowlives".

    So after taking that natural experience away, young people are drawn to replace it somehow (they are naturally curious and if you make something forbidden, they want it even more) and porn is commercialized to the point of being as addictive as possible by being over the top. Which is not good.

  • Illinois's new law requires operating system providers to add age verification by 2028 including open-source projects

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  • porn that appears on the internet = anal prolapse videos

    that says more about the kind of stuff you seek out than saying anything in favour of the point you're trying to make.

    I never saw anything like that before I was long past being a grownup and I had free access to the internet since I was a teen.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
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    I feel like people are sleeping on the Minisforum MS-R1 as a good value home server PC

  • Linux @lemmy.world
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    Arbitrary code execution breaking sandboxes in KDE Plasma | Kimiblock's Blog

    blog.kimiblock.top /2026/07/01/arbitrary-code-execution-in-kde-plasma/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    Arbitrary code execution breaking sandboxes in KDE Plasma | Kimiblock's Blog

    blog.kimiblock.top /2026/07/01/arbitrary-code-execution-in-kde-plasma/
  • LocalLLaMA @sh.itjust.works
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    I Put a Datacenter GPU in My Gaming PC for £200

    blog.tymscar.com /posts/v100localllm/