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How do you safely update your production systems that are long term support? (discuss.online)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/38171652

For me, I'll be waiting for at least a point release in Ubuntu before I ever consider migrating any machines. Then I'll check against the forums and any security announcements.

Local Tools, Offline Networking and Building Resilience (Linux Prepper Podcast) in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
[–] kiol@discuss.online 2 points 5 days ago

Ah ha, suppose that is from being re-shared in Lemmy. Original post is direct link. Thanks for the feedback.

Local Tools, Offline Networking and Building Resilience (Linux Prepper Podcast) in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
[–] kiol@discuss.online 4 points 5 days ago

Absolutely, please do share it with others. Small show, but continuing to work on it. :) You are also welcome to join the matrix / discord. https://matrix.to/#/#linuxprepper:matrix.org

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Local Tools, Offline Networking and Building Resilience (Linux Prepper Podcast) (podcast.james.network)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/37854087

Lemmy struggles with properly displaying the Castopod shownotes. I've filed a bug report here.

Relaying show notes here...

Why Offline & Local-First

  • Rising Cost of Consumer Technology
  • Cloudflare Outages - interest in local hosting
  • Re-purposing older machines into functional use!

(00:11)

Offline Tooling, Local Tooling, Resilience Introduction

(00:50)

Sponsor Ameridroid

  • LINUXPREPPER code

(01:14)

Domain Changes and thoughts after years on .network, xyz and org

(01:32)

Forum posts related to simple, resilient setups

(02:21)

Do you have a device in a drawer that might be useful as-is?

(04:38)

KDE Connect - Thoughts after Three Years

(08:30)

Unbound, DNSMasq - Local DNS Caching, Recursive DNS and Resolvers

(09:30)

Quad9 - Global Public Recursive DNS for Public Benefit, alternative to Cloudflare and Google

(09:55)

Local DNS Resilience and Why It Matters

(12:15)

Connecting Multiple Services and What DNS Adblocking Actually Does with Pi-Hole, Adguard Home, etc.

(13:04)

Dividing IP Ranges for Custom DNS, Adblocking assignments

(13:55)

Adding Resilience, Privacy and Speed Most Routers Do Not Offer Natively

(15:20)

Challenges You Can Try at Home!

(15:59)

Wiki in early development as plain text. Learn more on the forum

(17:00)

Low Key Gear Exchange for LFNW. Details for forum users!

(17:36)

100 Selfhosted Services for Low End and 32-bit Hardware

(19:11)

HomeLab Episode to be released with Robin Monks. Unedited interview available on Premium

(19:29)

Nginx, Caddy - Reverse Proxy via DNS Challenge for Local HTTPS Testing

(20:00)

mDNS and Avahi for remote machines gifted to others without https

(22:35)

Become a Premium Subscriber to Support the Show

(23:36)

How resilient is your setup? Let me know! podcast@livingcartoon.org

(24:05)

Discord and bridged Matrix Chats for discussing the show! Please Share with Others!

(24:55)

LFNW Schedule, should be live shortly. April 24th - 26th

(25:11)

AI Scanned My Brainrot, Live only at LFNW, on 04/26 at 3pm!

(26:17)

Upcoming Episode on SeaGL, LFNW and Conferences!

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Local Tools, Offline Networking and Building Resilience (Linux Prepper Podcast) (podcast.james.network)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/37854087

Lemmy struggles with properly displaying the Castopod shownotes. I've filed a bug report here.

Relaying show notes here...

Why Offline & Local-First

  • Rising Cost of Consumer Technology
  • Cloudflare Outages - interest in local hosting
  • Re-purposing older machines into functional use!

(00:11)

Offline Tooling, Local Tooling, Resilience Introduction

(00:50)

Sponsor Ameridroid

  • LINUXPREPPER code

(01:14)

Domain Changes and thoughts after years on .network, xyz and org

(01:32)

Forum posts related to simple, resilient setups

(02:21)

Do you have a device in a drawer that might be useful as-is?

(04:38)

KDE Connect - Thoughts after Three Years

(08:30)

Unbound, DNSMasq - Local DNS Caching, Recursive DNS and Resolvers

(09:30)

Quad9 - Global Public Recursive DNS for Public Benefit, alternative to Cloudflare and Google

(09:55)

Local DNS Resilience and Why It Matters

(12:15)

Connecting Multiple Services and What DNS Adblocking Actually Does with Pi-Hole, Adguard Home, etc.

(13:04)

Dividing IP Ranges for Custom DNS, Adblocking assignments

(13:55)

Adding Resilience, Privacy and Speed Most Routers Do Not Offer Natively

(15:20)

Challenges You Can Try at Home!

(15:59)

Wiki in early development as plain text. Learn more on the forum

(17:00)

Low Key Gear Exchange for LFNW. Details for forum users!

(17:36)

100 Selfhosted Services for Low End and 32-bit Hardware

(19:11)

HomeLab Episode to be released with Robin Monks. Unedited interview available on Premium

(19:29)

Nginx, Caddy - Reverse Proxy via DNS Challenge for Local HTTPS Testing

(20:00)

mDNS and Avahi for remote machines gifted to others without https

(22:35)

Become a Premium Subscriber to Support the Show

(23:36)

How resilient is your setup? Let me know! podcast@livingcartoon.org

(24:05)

Discord and bridged Matrix Chats for discussing the show! Please Share with Others!

(24:55)

LFNW Schedule, should be live shortly. April 24th - 26th

(25:11)

AI Scanned My Brainrot, Live only at LFNW, on 04/26 at 3pm!

(26:17)

Upcoming Episode on SeaGL, LFNW and Conferences!

1
Local Tools, Offline Networking and Building Resilience (Linux Prepper Podcast) (podcast.james.network)
 

Lemmy struggles with properly displaying the Castopod shownotes. I've filed a bug report here.

Relaying show notes here...

Why Offline & Local-First

  • Rising Cost of Consumer Technology
  • Cloudflare Outages - interest in local hosting
  • Re-purposing older machines into functional use!

(00:11)

Offline Tooling, Local Tooling, Resilience Introduction

(00:50)

Sponsor Ameridroid

  • LINUXPREPPER code

(01:14)

Domain Changes and thoughts after years on .network, xyz and org

(01:32)

Forum posts related to simple, resilient setups

(02:21)

Do you have a device in a drawer that might be useful as-is?

(04:38)

KDE Connect - Thoughts after Three Years

(08:30)

Unbound, DNSMasq - Local DNS Caching, Recursive DNS and Resolvers

(09:30)

Quad9 - Global Public Recursive DNS for Public Benefit, alternative to Cloudflare and Google

(09:55)

Local DNS Resilience and Why It Matters

(12:15)

Connecting Multiple Services and What DNS Adblocking Actually Does with Pi-Hole, Adguard Home, etc.

(13:04)

Dividing IP Ranges for Custom DNS, Adblocking assignments

(13:55)

Adding Resilience, Privacy and Speed Most Routers Do Not Offer Natively

(15:20)

Challenges You Can Try at Home!

(15:59)

Wiki in early development as plain text. Learn more on the forum

(17:00)

Low Key Gear Exchange for LFNW. Details for forum users!

(17:36)

100 Selfhosted Services for Low End and 32-bit Hardware

(19:11)

HomeLab Episode to be released with Robin Monks. Unedited interview available on Premium

(19:29)

Nginx, Caddy - Reverse Proxy via DNS Challenge for Local HTTPS Testing

(20:00)

mDNS and Avahi for remote machines gifted to others without https

(22:35)

Become a Premium Subscriber to Support the Show

(23:36)

How resilient is your setup? Let me know! podcast@livingcartoon.org

(24:05)

Discord and bridged Matrix Chats for discussing the show! Please Share with Others!

(24:55)

LFNW Schedule, should be live shortly. April 24th - 26th

(25:11)

AI Scanned My Brainrot, Live only at LFNW, on 04/26 at 3pm!

(26:17)

Upcoming Episode on SeaGL, LFNW and Conferences!

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For you, when does a permissive or copy left project become AI Slop? (Genuine question) (discuss.online)
 

Genuinely curious, what makes a project into AI slop for you. Was thinking about this based on a recent discussion of recommended self-hosting tools, which brought up ntfy.

  • Massively popular project. Repo releases since 10/2021 and 29k stars on github.

Context: ntfy

  • Sponsors include Warp, an AI-based development environment. That sponsor is mentioned twice in the readme. Saw a mention in a chat room of the project being described as having become AI slop, but don't see any such concerns in their project repo within any issues or merged pull requests. And, the code is dual licensed under Apache 2.0 and gpl-2.0

What do you think? Is the sponsorship as problematic as actual code? Or, is there something else I'm missing. Curious on how you would compare ntfy with other sorts of AI concerns.

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What consumer technology will surge in price next? (discuss.online)
 

Domain annual and VPS monthly services come to mind.

Help managing access to other people's VPN services (Tailscale, Wireguard, Twingate) to access services from friends in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 2 points 2 months ago

It is a bunch of friends attempting to share with me. They are all implementing VPN access in various ways.

Help managing access to other people's VPN services (Tailscale, Wireguard, Twingate) to access services from friends in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 4 points 2 months ago (2 children)

Okay, although it certainly doesn't seem basic.

Help managing access to other people's VPN services (Tailscale, Wireguard, Twingate) to access services from friends in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 2 points 2 months ago

Example setup:

  • Jellyfin user access from TailscaleA
  • Nextcloud user access from TailscaleB
  • Jellyfin user access from Wireguard
  • Jellyfin user access from Twingate
  • Jellyfin user access from local services

How would you manage this in a somewhat seamless manner?

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Help managing access to other people's VPN services (Tailscale, Wireguard, Twingate) to access services from friends (discuss.online)
submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by kiol@discuss.online to c/linux@lemmy.ml
14 comments fedilink
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/34942012

I find everyone using different services, so unsure how to best manage (and balance) concurrent access in Ubuntu/Debian to:

  • Local network services
  • Tailscale services from userA
  • Tailscale services from userB
  • Wireguard (OpenVPN also option) from userC
  • Twingate from userD

Each user is wanting to share different services via VPN, and pressuring any to change their production setups to a different style of VPN is not going to happen.

  • Management via software
  • Possibly up a routing device along the lines of OpenWrt or OpnSense.
    • Could even distribute such devices between these friends.

Thanks for all thoughts!

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Help managing access to friend's various VPN services (Tailscale, Wireguard, Twingate) (discuss.online)
submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by kiol@discuss.online to c/linuxprepperpodcast@discuss.online
0 comments fedilink
 

I find everyone using different services, so unsure how to best manage (and balance) concurrent access in Ubuntu/Debian to:

  • Local network services
  • Tailscale services from userA
  • Tailscale services from userB
  • Wireguard (OpenVPN also option) from userC
  • Twingate from userD

Each user is wanting to share different services via VPN, and pressuring any to change their production setups to a different style of VPN is not going to happen.

  • Management via software in Ubuntu
  • Possibly up a routing device along the lines of OpenWrt or OpnSense.
    • Could even distribute such devices between these friends.

Thanks for all thoughts!

From meme to reality in c/linuxmemes@lemmy.world
[–] kiol@discuss.online 3 points 2 months ago (1 children)

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Well this is unexpected. Can anyone explain this? in c/linux@lemmy.world
[–] kiol@discuss.online 1 points 2 months ago

But did you know that it would begin playing back with an X hour song length?

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From meme to reality (discuss.online)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/34698756

Didn't realize this was actually a John Cage composition.

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Well this is unexpected. Can anyone explain this? (discuss.online)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/34698756

Didn't realize this was actually a John Cage composition.

1
Well this is unexpected. Can anyone explain this? (discuss.online)
 

Didn't realize this was actually a John Cage composition.

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Approaching Docker, Containers, and Compose for curious Self-hosters - Linux Prepper episode (podcast.james.network)
 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/34494723

Detailed episode for pairing with the very light "A Great Day for Linux". Hope you enjoy it. Since Lemmy struggles with markdown from Castopod, here is a link to the notes.

Anyone managing airtags from Linux? in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 1 points 2 months ago (4 children)

Interesting! Looked through the Home Assistant forums and seems there is little to no support for them as a product.

Anyone managing airtags from Linux? in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 1 points 2 months ago (6 children)

Which tag devices would you use?

Anyone managing airtags from Linux? in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 2 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Exactly why I'm asking. Doesn't have to be Apple, because seems this won't work for me without a MacOS or iOS device from them for registration, but it is in consideration of tracking items that are checked on flights and worth the cost.

Anyone managing airtags from Linux? in c/linux@lemmy.ml
[–] kiol@discuss.online 1 points 2 months ago (2 children)

Right, what about in the case of something like luggage that was checked onto a flight and lost. Wondering about this scenario, which has happened twice.

Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discuss in c/linux@lemmy.world
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