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lorenzo95
1mo ago
sounds neat, would love to try it but I don't make accounts for websites anymore.
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lorenzo95
1mo ago
How did you install wireguard on that printer ;) Is the intention to have this be a for-profit product or an open-source solution? How would this compare to https://defguard.net https://www.netmaker.io/ ?
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lorenzo95
2mo ago
I like the idea. I would love to try it out but the documentation is not the easiest to follow. A simple step by step linux to linux tunnel would be appreciated using docker. There is no complete example anywhere that I could find so far. I
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lorenzo95
5mo ago
I just love love love how easy the wireguard update process is on windows! So well executed from the start.
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lorenzo95
6mo ago
I like firewall rules. That's always a good start. Could you add a few screenshots?
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lorenzo95
7mo ago
ok, I compiled it but it doesn't do anything. It just repeats itself. The agent piece is not working at all for me. Not sure what the trick is.
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lorenzo95
9mo ago
I'm gonna need an app for that . No, I just tried it. Works as advertised. Thank you for the dockerfile. Using putty, the formatting is messed up.on the banner/help. Must be some dynamic end of line thing. Still works so.
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lorenzo95
10mo ago
If I were to run an yggmail server and configure delta-chat to talk to it, would I get a similar result?
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lorenzo95
11mo ago
I believe WireGuard employs a strategy where it announces 0.0.0.0/1 and 128.0.0.0/1 instead of using a complete quad-zero. This allows your local default route to maintain a lower administrative distance. Interestingly, they imple
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lorenzo95
11mo ago
That sounds intriguing! I'm looking forward to giving it a try. I've checked out the example configurations, and while there’s definitely a learning curve, it seems manageable. I use Babel over WireGuard myself and appreciate the
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lorenzo95
2y ago
Hi there. I think the container image is private at the moment. Trying to pull ghcr.io/g1ibby/auto-vpn is failing. Render.com says: No public image found. It looks like you may be using a private image. Thx!
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lorenzo95
2y ago
Very interesting. Now to find a problem to solve
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lorenzo95
2y ago
You are correct. Your traffic is routed peer to peer (There are relay nodes available in case your devices fail to find each other. You can disable these in the config if you wish to do so.). All tailscale provides is an api to let your no
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lorenzo95
3y ago
I wish in the future pricing section they would be referencing a possible free tier.
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lorenzo95
3y ago
Thank you for the quick how-to. Makes for a great intro to see how you thought about the workflow. I was able to follow it no problem and now understand the Connections section. Of course you have the pre-loaded examples in there as well. P
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3y ago
Check out the windscribe app. You can import your own wireguard config and get the features that come with the app by doing so. Maybe that's more what you are looking for. Split tunneling, dns features, etc. A bit more polished and fea
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lorenzo95
3y ago
heh ... It's all IPv6 ULA here with Nat66
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lorenzo95
3y ago
What is your earliest childhood memory about that? ;)
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lorenzo95
3y ago
is WG-STUN open-source?
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lorenzo95
3y ago
haha true. I just bought a train ticket in Italy and I looked at my booking about 27 times to make sure it was in July not in October. Good news, I did it right and was not kicked of the train.
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lorenzo95
3y ago
I guess I have to agree with the article. Ubuntu server is fine to run so far reliably and stable but the desktop has become an issue. I have no solution either. Personally, I enjoy xfce for it's simplicity. You are right, maybe Bookwo
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3y ago
Turns out, this is all I needed the whole time lol https://github.com/casualwriter/vanilla-chatgpt
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lorenzo95
3y ago
Thank you very much for adding screenshots!!! Chef's kiss
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3y ago
It's also not affordable to treat mental health here. A 50 min session costs $220 and benefits mostly don't cover it to this day. The hope is that the current clinical testing with ai based therapy bots can increase accessibility
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4y ago
From what I can tell they call it a soc in a box. They have a wiki on how you are supposed to build it (on proxmox). Here is a link to their architecture diagram for it. https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/kali-purple/do
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lorenzo95
4y ago
Yes, this is the problem. This is a decision plex inc. made when deciding their business risk appetite. If your company hasn't threat modeled working from home at this point, there is not much you can do to help. Due diligence and due
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lorenzo95
4y ago
They laid-off the dogs? Those monsters! I can not condone that. People have a much better chance to find another office to work in. Either way, terrible situation all-around.
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/Nmxc2
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4y ago
Oh boy I have to give that a try. I am getting pretty tired of having to manage a cluster for the last few years. It's fully automated with ansible but there are always some issues when you upgrade. Something deprecated, some syntax ch
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lorenzo95
4y ago
I don't disagree with this. The only complaint I have is the lack of devices with reasonable processors. Google used to make great devices with intel cpu's but not anymore, I think. There is no need now since I was able to install
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