
kokesh
@kokesh@lemmy.world
There’s always money in the banana stand
- Comment on Issues with https certs locally 2 days ago:
My setup: My domain-> vps <-wireguard->home ubuntu server behind 4G modem. My home server runs letsencrypt certbot for .mydomain.com My ubuntu server at home runs adguard home as DNS/DHCP/Android Private VPN. I have rules for adguard to forward any client coming from home lan 192.168.1. accessing mydomain.com to go directly to my home server local ip.
That way I run same certs and can access my local services via same urls - immich.mydomain.com runs from outside and inside my network, with ultra fast local uploads without using my modem data, etc.
- Comment on Can the M.2 slot in my Dell Optiplex 3070 micro be used for ethernet? I don’t 1 month ago:
I’m not entirely sure. I think it probably should. I think the second slot (used for wifi) is a different size than the storage slot and a little slower, but still faster than 1gbps ethernet. Check the port sizes. And verify all I said, I have 3080 for a week and migrated my home server to it, so I didn’t do much inside investigation :)
- Comment on Can the M.2 slot in my Dell Optiplex 3070 micro be used for ethernet? I don’t 1 month ago:
Got 3080 recently, there is one m2 for sse, second one is for wifi/bt.
- Comment on What do you do with your old iPad mini? 1 month ago:
HomeAssistant dash
- Comment on what's the simple way to map services to subdomains instead of specifying the port number? 1 month ago:
Nginx manager. Surprisingly simple.
- Comment on Is they're an easy way to make my Jellyfin accessible outside of my home network 2 months ago:
Domain and vps pointed to your ip. Or if behind cgnat reverse proxy to vps
- Comment on How A Blast From The Past 9 months ago:
Maybe shorter time. I had Epson Lx400 (I think, it was something …400). It was rather slow. But if you installed drivers for LX450, it printed way faster. But still no ASCII porn :)
- Comment on How A Blast From The Past 9 months ago:
I’ve hosted my own BBS, but mostly downloaded from other BBSs. All those huge GIF/PNG files…
- Comment on Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: “Working from home makes us thrive” 10 months ago:
I used to work for 4 years from home. My productivity went down, I was distracted all the time. I would never do that.