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by dizhn 1y ago
Don't you use Keycloak for SSO? The ports needed for that needs to be accessible so services can talk to it. If there's a dedicated port for management you can still use it with software like pangolin. Run the management service o
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by dizhn 1y ago
I believe netbird does not have all the features in the open source version. The one thing that was a show stopper for me was the SSO tax.
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by dizhn 1y ago
You have to kind of bury your head in the sand to claim it is all hype. > They’re just tools. If they disappeared tomorrow, it wouldn’t affect how I work or live. This sounds like prepper mentality? Or is it more objectively sound like q
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by dizhn 1y ago
From the repo: This is the original OpenCode repository, now continuing at Charm with its original creator, Kujtim Hoxha. Development is continuing under a new name as we prepare for a public relaunch. Follow @charmcli or join our Discord f
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by dizhn 1y ago
"US. Dealership financing departments ask customers how much they can afford per month in payment and work backwards from there to sell them the vehicle that they want at any cost" That's a trick to make the car look affordab
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by dizhn 1y ago
I believe vacuums are supposed to suck.
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by dizhn 1y ago
> The original project, created by Kujtim, remains open source and active—with the full support of the team at Charm. Anybody know where exactly this is hosted?
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by dizhn 1y ago
Both are go based using charmbracelet's gui libraries. There's actually a note about the project you posted being developed under the charm repo now but it doesn't seem to be public. Maybe they are the same project?
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by dizhn 1y ago
I installed pihole once. Not a fan. Since then I've been using Adguard Home. It's a single go binary so it would work fine on pfsense/opnsense either directly or in a jail.
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by dizhn 1y ago
Windows drivers?
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by dizhn 1y ago
> , people and companies come to depend on it, and then the mess must eventually be cleaned up. I have found time and again that enough technological advancement will make previously difficult things easy that when it's time to clea
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by dizhn 1y ago
> - Many bugs were of a new kind (to me), the code would look like it does the right thing but actually not work at all, or just be much more broken than code with that level of "polish" would normally be. This reminded me of a
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by dizhn 1y ago
I don't get it. What in the post did you find so novel that you want a full solution based on that? It's just a notification service which you can whip up in half an hour with any messaging service. It would probably take 10 minu
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by dizhn 1y ago
I get this a lot in restaurant menus nowadays. My phone is set to English because I am more familiar with techy terms in English than my native language with its weird translations. I go to a restaurant, open the QR menu and tell them what
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by dizhn 1y ago
Revanced on android has an option to force native language. It does not fix the translated titles and descriptions as far as I can tell.
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by dizhn 1y ago
It's embarrassing that something like this is needed. For some reason Youtube has always been weird about languages. They have language and location information, yet they won't let you search by language, will return other languag
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by dizhn 1y ago
Looks good. I am using Cert Warden for similar purposes, though admittedly only a few certificates. Most of my minimal needs are taken care of properly by Caddy which is already the front end proxy for the same services. https://
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by dizhn 1y ago
As far as I know. No.
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by dizhn 1y ago
If it had economic value people would find a way. But it doesn't. So.
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by dizhn 1y ago
It's not too bad when they see the drone passing by. I have no idea how often this can happen without being seen though.
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by dizhn 1y ago
I watched a video of one being destroyed by cutting the trailing fiber optic cable with a pair of scissors. Also impressive.
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by dizhn 1y ago
A now deleted comment reminded me that this is mostly for in-flight wifi where it makes much more sense. Mostly no SMS there either.
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by dizhn 1y ago
There's at least one country with laws that say you have to keep track of national ID numbers (and times) if you want to provide wifi service.
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by dizhn 1y ago
That won't circumvent the sms code requirement most free wifi services use.
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by dizhn 1y ago
Kitt was funny though. (For its time)
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by dizhn 1y ago
I am not sure if this is implemented using this functionality but when I am on a console session on proxmox and hit ctrl+w due to muscle memory, it's nice to have a warning telling me the tab will be closed. Same with all kinds of remo
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by dizhn 1y ago
I am still waiting for navigation software to divert your route to make sure you see that establishment. From your experience, it seems like we're close to that reality now.
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by dizhn 1y ago
This has always been my experience as well. And like I mentioned above, the people listing places on booking.com are much more likely to try to deal with you properly. I think on AirBNB the renters can even look at your prior reviews to jud
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by dizhn 1y ago
I am currently on vacation in the Mediterranean and find a hybrid model to be the best of both worlds. We strictly use booking.com (we need to find a hotel at 6pm and check in at 7. Same thing the next day.Airbnb would never work.) Booking.
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by dizhn 1y ago
A credit card is required for sign up but it won't be set up as a billing card until you add it. One curious thing they do is though, the free trial is the only entry way to create a new cloud account. You can't become a nonfree c

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