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- Comment on Looking for a logging solution 3 weeks ago:
docs.datalust.co/…/collecting-docker-container-lo…
You have a formatting issue. Solve for that instead of just switching to something else hoping it will get better.
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 3 weeks ago:
I’m not sure what you mean. You either need to post a lot more details and information about your setup, or you need to read and understand the Tailscale docs.
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 3 weeks ago:
For all traffic. Tailscale ACLs deny by default. If you’ve never changed them, you need to do that.
- Comment on non-tailscale sever 1 via tailscale router cannot ping server 2, but server 2 can ping server 1. Why? 3 weeks ago:
You need to adjust your ACLs to allow traffic over Tailscale.
- Comment on Not even OpenAI's $200/mo ChatGPT Pro plan can turn a profit 3 weeks ago:
Lazy idiots
- Comment on Is it possible to run a docker host that has no harddrive? 3 weeks ago:
Run a livecd of whatever Linux distro you like, and get a USB drive. Store persistent files on the USB stick.
- Comment on Solar powered server rack 3 weeks ago:
A solar cluster and whole house battery bank would do this for the majority of the day. You need to hook it into your AC circuit with microinverters, and then have a circuit switch to handoff power back and forth. You’d at least be sure to run off solar during the day.
You could probably use yours for the same, but you need that AC transfer circuit into your breakers. Never do anything like this without an electrician.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
If you’re not using some sort of Domain mapping, then the use of the same mount by two different sharing services with different uids is going to break ownership. Doesn’t matter if it’s Synology or anything else.
NFSv4 domain mapping solves this by having the same domain configured in client and server. That’s probably your simplest option. From memory, I do believe Synology DOES set uid for whichever user is authenticated via SMB and NFS though, so are you using two different users for these mounts by chance?
If you don’t want to bother to setup LDAP or domain mapping, then just use SMB and that should solve the problem.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
What’s the question?
- Comment on Two decades after Enron’s bankruptcy, the company is back as a crypto firm? 4 weeks ago:
People are absolute fucking suckers. Can’t fucking believe this.
- Comment on Looking for advice for media server storage expansion 4 weeks ago:
If you’re not worried about the desktop’s age or ability, you can just expand the array by growing the volume with bigger drives.
You don’t want to run raid on a DAS unless it for some reason handles it’s own, and then you might as well just get a NAS.
If you’re simply looking for more disk slots, you could rebuild and transfer your array into another machine, but then you’re probably back to NAS being a cheaper option.
- Comment on JetKVM's Source Code is now public! ✨ 4 weeks ago:
If you’re open sourcing something built to be deployed on an embedded device as pictured, there is a target platform (ARM, Arduino…etc) or reference board. They don’t mentioned specifically what that is, so it’s a custom board based on a RockChip. You wouldn’t be able to just take this and flash it to a board that doesn’t expect their customizations, is the point.
- Comment on JetKVM's Source Code is now public! ✨ 4 weeks ago:
No mention of what their actual hardware platform is that I can, so must be custom. Wonder what solutions their newly opened code can run on. Doesn’t look like ESP would work.
- Comment on Judge Rejects Sale of Infowars to The Onion 1 month ago:
It’s technically the law. Bankruptcy procedures are geared to enable the return of the maximum amount of proceeds for the creditors.
Sealed bid kind of torpedos that I suppose, but considering the shit stain on history that Infowars is, I feel like an exception should have been made here.
- Comment on Spotify Wrapped 2024 controversy explained — what you need to know 1 month ago:
Switched to Qobuz earlier this year. It has a few issues, but at least it doesn’t have all this absolutely dumb shit that Spotify has. What an improvement.
- Comment on Uses for a SBC (When You Already Have an x86 Mini-PC?) 2 months ago:
Home Assistant for family members
- Comment on AAA - Analytical Anti-Aliasing 2 months ago:
No.
- Comment on Israel using AI weapons system co-produced with Indian firm in war on Gaza 2 months ago:
Yes, you’re relying on an offline inference device to make trigger choices. Basically “if brown, shoot” from what I gather.
- Comment on gaming kate moss 2 months ago:
Tetris, for sure.
- Comment on Digital Homeownership 2 months ago:
It’s sad we’ve come to this because nobody can afford an actual home.
- Comment on Leaked Documents Show What Phones Secretive Tech ‘Graykey’ Can Unlock 2 months ago:
Anyone have the linked docs from the article? Looks like archive didn’t get them in time.
- Comment on Twenty is building an open source alternative to Salesforce | TechCrunch 2 months ago:
Good. Hope it gets some traction.
- Comment on VPN bypassing Firewalls (Wireguard DPI) 2 months ago:
👍
- Comment on Is the Wii good? 2 months ago:
It’s the game quality, really. Same with most Nintendo systems I would say. Come for the motion gimmicks, but stay for the quality games.
- Comment on Weekends were a mistake, says Infosys co-founder Narayama Murthy 2 months ago:
WOW. Sleep and rest are mistakes. TIL
- Comment on Wasted - A FLOSS vehicular combat racing game 2 months ago:
Interesting! Like any good FOSS beta-ish, it needs some serious design work, but I’ll give it a shot. I need more Twisted Metal type games to play.
- Comment on good replacement options power efficiency and affordable "large" storage 2 months ago:
You’re asking for a lot of different things that don’t align, so instead of trying to guess what you need, let me just throw a few things out there:
- if you want transcoding that isn’t constantly tied to GPU, you want an AMD chip of some sort. If you’re trying to be efficient, and APU model.
- you probably want to just merge all your data into a single disk array. Running multiple on one system is pointless and inefficient.
- separate your CPU needs from storage. Like you said, maybe you just need an ultra low power NAS, and then different machine to handle compute.
- skip SSD for any network storage. Yes it’s more power efficient, but if you’re talking bulk storage, you’re wasting resources for smaller volumes where it won’t matter of transferred over the network. SSD is good for local-only for the most part.
- Comment on VPN bypassing Firewalls (Wireguard DPI) 2 months ago:
The issue is more likely to be your port selection and UDP being discarded on networks with captive portals that generally only allow certain ports and traffic. Try using some other common UDP service ports like 53/DNS if not already in use, or maybe 5060/SIP, or even other common VPN ports.
Unless they’re running L7 hardware in the hotels, I doubt they’re doing any kind of packet inspection.
- Comment on Pakistani religious body declares using VPN is against Islamic law 2 months ago:
Lol
- Comment on Best HDD/SSD for local media hosting 2 months ago:
There isn’t one.
Stick to the best brands out there that have been benchmarked.