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by jdoss 2mo ago
I was thinking the same thing. We do need more. I set up a Meshtastic node at the house and joined https://chicagolandmesh.org/ which has been a fantastic community for beginners in mesh based comms.
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by jdoss 4mo ago
I instantly thought of Reticulum too. I got into LoRa based stuff last weekend and the thought of sending messages super slowly to random people around the Chicago area has me excited again about the possiblities of a distrubuted network th
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by jdoss 1y ago
I use defined.net (managed Nebula) for my homelab and side project overlay networks, and it works great. They have a very generous free tier and I automate enrollment with a set of systemd units that I wrote. Configuration is very easy and
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by jdoss 1y ago
I got hit by the Minio admin change in the console when I upgraded my installation recently, and I found https://github.com/huncrys/minio-console which adds it all back in. It works as expected so far. I find this kind
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by jdoss 1y ago
Jason Donenfeld is listed as a Technical Advisor on https://tailscale.com/company . Most companies pay their advisors something, so I assume something monetary is going on here for him.
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by jdoss 2y ago
I just learned about ControlD today and It seems their $2/mo per endpoint is pretty pricey. Do you just set it on your home router and that's it? I use my NextDNS with many different profiles and many unique devices. Are the Contr
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by jdoss 2y ago
This is a pretty decent write up. One thing that comes to mind is why would you write your own internal tooling for managing a rack when Netbox exists? Netbox is fantastic and I wish I had this back in the mid 2000s when I was managing 50+
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by jdoss 2y ago
Hah, my gist from 2022 is on this post as a "broken guide". I'd disagree in saying it is broken. It works just fine and I flat out say at the top to not use it if you are worried about a cold boot attack on your hardware.
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by jdoss 2y ago
Woah! Thanks for pointing this feature out. This will be super handy to skip large amounts of output.
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by jdoss 2y ago
I have a rack in a datacenter with mostly 5 year old Supermicro servers. We bought them all off of Ebay for no more than $400 each. They work great and we have more compute and bandwidth for our workloads for less than $1000 a month. If we
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by jdoss 2y ago
The big question I have is how well does it work on Linux. I'd assume pretty well considering all of their work on making gaming on Linux a great experience, but if I stream on Discord my FPS tanks hard with an NVIDIA card and X11. I l
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by jdoss 2y ago
This looks exactly what I have been looking for to put outside of my home office to keep my family from interrupting me during work meetings. Thanks for sharing it!
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by jdoss 2y ago
I play a lot of Path of Exile and one of the best quality of life improvements I did this summer was adding the Fandom Path of Exile wiki URL to my Kagi deny list so it never shows up in search. The official one that is maintained and kept
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by jdoss 2y ago
This python code looks fantastic. Worked right out of the gate. Thanks! Also I was not aware of the Aranet Radiation sensor. There goes some of my fun budget towards picking one of these up.
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by jdoss 2y ago
Gentoo Linux will always have a special place in my heart. I learned so much about Linux doing Stage 1 installs back in 2002. I also learned patience with the long compile times and I heated my apartment during the winter. Pentium 4s kicked
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by jdoss 2y ago
I agree with this post so hard. Email is the foundation for people's life online. In fact I am working on building a better self hosted mail platform in my free time because I believe in having the freedom to move your email to whereve
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by jdoss 2y ago
I am pretty bummed that they are discontinuing it and not open sourcing the hardware. I use mine at my desk every day to control my desktop Spotify and it is pretty nice having hardware controls for my music. Shame on Spotify.
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by jdoss 2y ago
I have been using Ollama to run the Llama3 model and I chat with it via Obsidian using https://github.com/logancyang/obsidian-copilot and I hook VSCode into it with https://github.com/ex3ndr/llama-
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by jdoss 2y ago
I was thinking about how fun it would be to add this my Python CLI [0] I made for launching Fedora CoreOS locally with QEMU for testing ignition, but with a flag that is turned off by default. Using the burn effect in TTE when launching a V
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by jdoss 2y ago
I am aware of the raw module. The stuff I was doing with Ansible and Fedora CoreOS required more than just that module.
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by jdoss 2y ago
I just started using Pyinfra to wrangle a bunch of servers and it is a breath of fresh air compared to Ansible. I moved all of my server OS installs to Fedora CoreOS which doesn't ship with Python in the OS and since Pyinfra doesn&#x27
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by jdoss 2y ago
The reaction to Anduril sponsoring Nix is very similar to some people's reaction at Kubecon 2018 where the U.S. Air Force gave a talk about how they are using k8s to deploy software on F-16s. https://thenewstack.io/how-
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by jdoss 2y ago
The major problem is the lack of individual domain knowledge on the underlying server techs that run simple to complex workloads. We have abstracted away a lot of that with APIs and YAMLs so developers don't need to know the inner-work
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by jdoss 2y ago
Check out Vector for shipping logs from Docker. It might work out for you https://vector.dev/docs/reference/configuration/sources/dock... I use Podman for all of my container stuff and there are issues w
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by jdoss 2y ago
I recently setup Victoria Metrics + https://github.com/prometheus/snmp_exporter + Grafana to get start tracking bandwidth on my top of rack switches in my Datacenter rack which has been a pretty awesome setup. The way
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by jdoss 2y ago
I second NextDNS. You can have different profiles on your account so I have one just for the kids devices that is pretty locked down and one for me that is less restrictive for us adults in the family. I used to run a PiHole a few years bac
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by jdoss 3y ago
This has been posted a few times already, but I cannot tell you how life changing Paperless NGX is for organizing PDFs. As someone who wrangles all of the insurance and bills for my house, this open source software is so damn good. https:&
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by jdoss 3y ago
Thanks for posting this! I did a lot of API work in Python last fall and I was just using curl because, as far as I could tell, none of the other clients (Postman, hoppskotch, insomnia etc) were fully offline. Bruno looks fantastic and it i
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by jdoss 3y ago
As someone who used Apache 1.3.x through 2.x heavily from 2000 to 2015, I respectfully disagree with this statement. Nginx and Traefik are easier to configure, have better communities and in most cases perform better. Traefik Opensource is
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by jdoss 3y ago
You came across antagonistic, but fair enough, thanks for the apology. Let me put it this way. I understand that you can block YouTube ads and have the techicnal means to block them at the DNS level. I also understand I can run different f

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