wabasso
@wabasso@lemmy.ca
- Comment on It makes me shudder 16 minutes ago:
It’s interesting to me that people like you exist (even though I’m assuming you’re in the vast majority). It’s like how it sounds made up to me that there are these supposed “extroverts” that gain energy from talking to people.
- Comment on art 1 day ago:
Yeah isn’t this still better than the current timeline?
- Comment on HAIL HYDRA! 1 day ago:
Thank you!
- Comment on Liminal Space 1 day ago:
This is what you get with some further coaxing.
- Comment on Wow this is nice 1 day ago:
I don’t understand what’s going on here but I like this bird and just want to know it’s not AI generated.
- Comment on HAIL HYDRA! 2 days ago:
I can dig it all up yeah. Are the roots easy enough to identify so I know I’ve got them all?
- Comment on HAIL HYDRA! 2 days ago:
My garden patch converted entirely to mint by the end of the warm season. What do?
- Comment on Lemmings, please give us your info dump. 2 days ago:
Yay!
Should I learn iptables or is it more sane to use a front end like ufw?
I have an RPI with dual Ethernet between my modem and consumer router so I don’t have to depend on the obsolete and limited consumer router hardware. I’m using OpenWRT at the moment but curious if you have other recommendations. I like the Luci gui so if I switched to headless Debian or something then I’d still want a luci equivalent.
I’m self hosting with docker and I want to set up a wireguard vpn container that joins a network with a select set of containers. So I’d have containers that are accessible only be actual LAN users and then others that are in this isolated group that only the VPN (i.e. WAN people) can access. I thought that’s what docker was all about! But by default it seems all authenticated VPN peers just get to be on the LAN. Sure, they can’t get at containers on a different docker bridge network, but they get to access the host itself! This is why I asked about iptables above, but it’s daunting. Any ideas on how to achieve “two levels of trust” for self hosted services?
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 4 days ago:
Thank you! Good highlight on “without commitment”.
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 days ago:
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 days ago:
Thanks for your honest feedback and sharing.
What’s a behavioural diet, just like what you said with “if you do this, then that”?
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 days ago:
I’m willing to try this if I can introduce it gradually.
I’ve heard talk of this causing “disordered eating” but haven’t done the reading myself on that. Do you think it caused any negative outcomes for yourself?
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 days ago:
Any tips? You’re freaking me out with regards to my little dude.
- Comment on Find what you like and stick with it 5 days ago:
I don’t know if you or I are on the spectrum, but we’re in whatever club has people that like to explain eating habits in excruciating detail.
- Comment on RAS Syndrome 5 days ago:
I demand X-Ray or shorter wavelengths for my handrail sanitary standards.
- Comment on How do I make a dog mean? Not that I want that but would kind of like for him to also be our protector much as his. I don't want to hit him or deprive him though he is just sometimes tooo nice. 6 days ago:
Isn’t “having a cute companion in my house” arguably similar?
- Comment on If at first you don't connect 1 week ago:
Yeah so now I’m wondering if jumpers stand a better chance of making this work, accidentally. If I had more time I’d look up all the specs and see where the wire maze lands!
- Comment on If at first you don't connect 1 week ago:
Do any of these adapters actually do any signal processing / transformation? I always assumed they were simply wiring crossovers. But I guess when the number of pins change there has to be an IC in there somewhere?
- Comment on We live in the future! 1 week ago:
My thought is that it’s devoid of nuance (part of what makes it funny) so therefore it’s shitty?
- Comment on *CRACK* 2 weeks ago:
What a time to be alive.
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- Comment on *CRACK* 2 weeks ago:
Context? I feel like I’m behind on internet.
- Comment on Norway anon pirates 3 weeks ago:
Do you save the source video as well? And does the jellyfin ecosystem have anything where I can have multiple copies of a video and it switches based on transfer conditions?
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
I don’t disagree that people venting about F can get overzealous. I still think there’s a significant improvement with C though. Not saying it’ll make American scientists better, I believe you that they do fine with it. But that’s also contingent on the rest of the units being imperial.
I often see conversion constants with the unit conversion baked into them, so you lose info on what was the empirically derived constant and what’s just there to allow you to multiply temperature in F against other thermo quantities that rely on relation back to Kelvin.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
I think I see what you’re getting at, but you could just memorize 40, 35, or even 30 as “watch out, pretty close to human body temperature”. Three anchors in the scale beats two.
- Comment on shut the hell up 4 weeks ago:
I miss my floppy drive greeting me.
- Comment on major dick bong 4 weeks ago:
How do I know this isn’t AI Michael Cera?
- Comment on Why are they different shapes? 4 weeks ago:
I like the idea of the metric subway sandwich being a metre-longue
- Comment on The holy journey 4 weeks ago:
Whoa, I didn’t know we’d be allowed to see inside.
…now I need to see inside the tomb.
- Comment on Cant Decide 🤖 5 weeks ago:
I was thinking about digitally signing content and you can go check the author’s public key against it or something.
- Comment on Cant Decide 🤖 5 weeks ago:
I figure it’s not going to be long before you are unable to tell the difference. Consider the rate at which you’ve had to go from “zero effort at all” to “it’s not hard to spot”.