Na, he was the mouse. There was so much RGB, this is what he became.

We had a power outage a couple months ago: when the power came back, the clock on the microwave stopped remembering the time. You set it for 1:30pm for example, then look at it ten minutes later and it’d be something like 5:26am, ten min later and it’s now 2:48pm, and on and on.

We unplugged it a couple times, but it wouldn’t fix it; time was still jumping all over the place.

Had another power outage last week. Power came back: Suddenly it’s working perfectly again. 🤷🏻

I’ve been running two piholes for a few years:

I let the router handle dhcp, while having it hand out each of the piholes IPs as DNS #1 and DNS #2. Those piholes settings are mirrored using Nebula-Sync, so any change made to one pihole gets copied over to the other automatically.

Both of those piholes are setup to wrap outbound DNS reqests in DOH as well, with the router blocking port 53 outbound. So all DNS traffic leaving the network has to be DOH/DOT or it just gets dropped. Currently using NextDNS and quad9 as my upstream DOH providers.

Note: the cloudflared method for DOH is outdated. I’m still using it via the docker image “image: cloudflare/cloudflared:2025.11.1”

I believe This (dns-crypt) is the more recent method.

For a while, the windows machine I was using kept randomly becoming unresponsive (both via network, as well as the keyboard+mouse) and I just could not figure out why. Everytime it did, I’d have to force a shutdown by holding the power button until it shutoff, then press it again to start back up. Sometimes this happened while I wasn’t home, so it had to just stay offline until I was.

I got sick of having to do this; so I replaced the power button with a transistor and a RPI. The PI would ping the server every 5min; if it failed to get a response 3 times in a row, it would trigger the transistor for 10sec, release for 3sec, then press and release again; forcing a poweroff then starting the machine again. It’d also write these events to a log file. I think it was around twice a week ish.

Never did figure out what the cause of the lockup was; but it stopped when I replaced windows with Debian.

😂👌

I mean, being the crazy guy that never leaves your house is no fun. Gotta share all your madness with the neighbourhood. Spread the love XD

Also; where tf do you store a 50’ skeleton the rest of the year… I don’t have space for that, it can stay on the lawn.

Youtube regularly makes changes that break third party apps/clients/frontends.

Give it a couple days, the devs will catch up and fix the issues/incompatibility.

It is a crazy scandal; it’s just overshadowed by the larger crazy scandal that is all of America right now…

I guess it automatically locallizes the price. Shows me 23.99CAD.

Doesn’t show me a captcha either.

I don’t see why not, and for $24 you may as well give it a go.

That’s one of the joys of FOSS, when the dev for a popular project can’t continue; there’s often someone willing to pick up the torch and carry it forward.

I switched to this fork when the one you’re thinking of ended development.

https://github.com/nicholas-fedor/watchtower

Last update 3 days ago.

Homepage is my main front end/landing page for reaching/monitoring all my services; but I’ve got both my dockge instances linked together as well, so all my services show up in both.

I run watchtower on a cron schedule. It had already fired for today, so it wouldn’t have run again until tomorrow. I could have waited, but manual is just as easy.

I do love docker + a front end like dockge.

Saw this post, switched to my browser, clicked three buttons; vaultwarden is now updated. Didn’t even move my lazy ass off the couch. (I’m on my phone)

Thanks for the PSA! :)

Get a grip?

On the fact that this administration has systematically gutted every government agency that’s designed to help the people in any way, while ransacking the Markets and Federal Reserve to enrich Trumps family and friends?

Or on the Trump administrations active crusade to destroy, rig, and completely control state run elections; or threaten, jail, and even murder anyone that opposes him?

Maybe you should get a grip on the fact that sitting behind a desk/podium, wagging your finger, and saying ‘I ordered you not to do that’ ISN’T FUCKING WORKING.

Your government is in shambles. It only continues to crumble, bit by bit, while the people stand by watching. The courts won’t save you.

Has he lost some court battles? Sure. But so much more has been done to bring your country to it’s knees, while these cases are slow walked through a system that simply cannot cope with the magnitude of corruption it’s enveloped in.

The people must act. It’s Americas last hope. The rest of the world is praying you’ll wake up to this reality before it’s too late.

Until the citizens revolt; nothing will improve.

There is no peaceful resolution.

Fair points.

I’ve been lucky enough to have never been behind cgnat, so I keep forgetting about it.

My bigger concern with tailscale is being required to install software on the client. Not every device I use, I have permission to install a vpn client, nor would I want to.

For example, I have a fileshare using Filebrowser where I store work related files that I don’t want to loose access to or need access to from multiple machines (non proprietary info, stuff IT/MGT wouldnt get mad at me for ofc. I’ve actually cleared it with my managers, so no worries). That’s also a handy way to (temporarily) share large files with people or provide a way for friends to upload large files to me.

I also like to access my emby server (using sufficiently limited accounts), from things like the TV in the work break room, or a friends PC while I’m visiting.

Tailscale is a hurdle that I just don’t need/want.

Glad I could help. I’m not always immediately available, but I don’t mind answering questions if you run into troubles. Just send me a DM and I’ll do what I can. :)

You don’t need a static IP, you just have to keep track of what your current dynamic IP is.

You can do this with either a free or a paid DNS service.

There are a few different ‘free dns’ services that will delegate a subdomain of theirs to you at no cost. Admittedly, I’ve never actually used one of these so their names escape me. Hopefully someone else can point one of those out if that’s what you really want.

I purchased a domain via google domains, when they existed. It’s now transferred to squarespace, because they bought out google domains a few years ago.

It was around $13/year when I first got it a decade ago. It’s now around $28/year.

This allows me full control over the domain: I can use as many subdomains as I want to give each service I use it’s own unique name. (Instead of using their own separate ports that you’ve gotta remember) My domain will also forward all inbound email to my gmail account; this lets me use email addresses like <servicename>@mydomain.example. This way, I don’t share my real email and can immediately tell who sold my info to the highest bidder when I get spam. (I could also host my own email service if I really wanted, but I haven’t bothered)

Add Cloudflare ontop (for free); and it can filter out known attacks, ddos attempts, geofence your services to regions you’ll actually be in, provide/autorenew ssl certs for https, show you usage analytics, cache static data reducing server/network load, etc.

Ultimately, the paid option is well worth it IMO. $2/month (which I typically pay in 3-10 year blocks) is hardly anything.

/edit; vpns are good and all, but they require you to setup software on the remote device to connect to it, and that typically routes most if not all your traffic back to the vpn server then out to the internet. That can create speed/bandwidth issues.

A domain allows you to access your services from any Internet connection with 0 configuration on the client side. Just accessing it like any other website.

I also host a vpn directly from my network, that I access/find via my domain. This means I’m not dependent on a public service like tailscale, but can still add additional security to access private only services (stuff I don’t expose to the open internet)