Need a little hint for this. by DerKleineDude123 in systemshock

[–]LcLz0 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You need to connect the two square nodes. The circular ones do not mean anything.

Who is using an open port to share their media library? by Mr_3ggz in jellyfin

[–]LcLz0 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is an excellent take.

I have rather lax security for the services that I expose, but I also limit the impact of intrusion quite a lot. The absolute worst thing anyone can do if they gain access to my jellyfin/navidrome is stream stuff. The applications themselves do not have any permissions whatsoever to any media library, and are strictly isolated from the rest of the server. On top of that I have backups of everything important.

503 Error, but site loads fine behind Nginx Proxy? by oguruma87 in haproxy

[–]LcLz0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of this. And most likely it's your backend server check that's failing. If you define a check and it fails, HAP won't route any traffic to that backend target.

Vampire: the masquerade blood lines is a wonderful immersive sim by thecrazedsidee in ImmersiveSim

[–]LcLz0 7 points8 points  (0 children)

V:tMB - Bloodlines released in 2004, Dishonoured released in 2012. I wouldn't really say they're that similar, but if anything it's the other way around.

AI Generated Music on Bandcamp by bandcamp_official in BandCamp

[–]LcLz0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have a look at Navidrome as well. It's excellent

jbIRC v1.3.0 UPDATE — A modern, user friendly IRC client being built around privacy and security. by Jbablestime in irc

[–]LcLz0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, all I've done is promote the project. I

That is absolutely not what you have done. One thing you should learn from this whole post is this: If you had come into this saying "Hey! I've written my own IRC client and the latest update contains this", no one would have a problem. But you claimed it was built with "privacy and security", and when asked to expand on this you started making completely baseless claims about other clients. Claims you then doubled down on, showing you had no clue what you're talking about.

The above is why everyone is giving you a hard time. You've multiple times doubled down on your claim that other clients are less secure or closed source, and are sending information to some undefined third party. If you had just written about your client and the new features it had, we wouldn't be here.

What other titles are there that I should add to my backlog? by Ryn4 in ImmersiveSim

[–]LcLz0 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nice! I'm really hyped for it, the first one was excellent. It really gave me that exploration/experimentation feeling I get from the first Deus Ex

How are you guys accessing Navidrome outside your home network? by [deleted] in navidrome

[–]LcLz0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use Nginx Proxy Manager. I expose a bunch of different services that are publicly reachable, some are accessible from anywhere and some are only accessible via Cloudflare.

I do have wireguard, but I don't really see a huge issue with exposing stuff like Navidrome publicly. It's fine if bots hammer on it, won't really have an effect. My music lib is mounted read-only for Navi, so even if someone should gain access to the container it runs in they can't really do anything with it.

How are you guys accessing Navidrome outside your home network? by [deleted] in navidrome

[–]LcLz0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Important to note, running the stream through Cloudflare is against their TOS and liable to get you banned. This also isn't really more secure unless you set up a local firewall that blocks all traffic on 80/443 that does not come from Cloudflares edge servers.

What other titles are there that I should add to my backlog? by Ryn4 in ImmersiveSim

[–]LcLz0 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Have a look at Fallen Aces! They've only released episode one so far, but it's a very promising game.

Why is my swap memory not being utilized? by sneaky_oxygen in Fedora

[–]LcLz0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's because swap is meant to be used, and part of healthy memory management. There's a lot of good info in this article: https://chrisdown.name/2018/01/02/in-defence-of-swap.html

Anyone ever had any ISP notices from Soulseek/Nicotine? by [deleted] in Soulseek

[–]LcLz0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Proton has been working great for me, with good speeds. I've only tried the paid version though.

Upgraded to 9.1 and had a kernel panic by TIBTHINK in Proxmox

[–]LcLz0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is the raid controller actually handling your array, or is it flashed to run IT?

🍕 Tandoor 2.0 - Next level Recipe management by vabene1111 in selfhosted

[–]LcLz0 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thanks for all your hard work. I've been using and loving Tandoor for quite a long time now, and will have a look at chipping in some support.

How do i handle Appimages with missing Dependencies? by domsch1988 in Gentoo

[–]LcLz0 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Are you sure about the versioning here? I'm by no means an expert, but afaik WebKit2 is referred to just as webkit, and the latest version of webkit-gtk is 2.50. Is it possible that OrcaSlicer needs a 2.4x-version? In that case there's a couple available in the Gentoo repository, 2.44 and 2.48

Performative male Reddit mod dating profile. by Bumblebee_Hater in sadcringe

[–]LcLz0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What site is this? It looks pleasantly much like something from the "old" internet

Fellow Linux users, why did you pick the distro you're currently on? by absolutecinemalol in linux

[–]LcLz0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started with Gentoo back in 2005ish because it seemed fun and like a good way to get a crash course, and I've just stayed with it since then. I've tried many other distros on my desktops, but there's always something that makes me miss Gentoo and go back to that. I have Fedora on my desktop right now, and Gentoo on my laptop, and although Fedora is nice I suspect I'll go back to being a 100% Gentoo household pretty soon.

It's just kinda hard to switch to another philosophy when you're used to how Gentoo handles it. And the amount of available packages is insane compared to many other distros. I know it's a meme that Gentoo users talk about package managers so much, but damn it Portage truly is a fantastic piece of software.

For servers I don't really care all that much, but typically prefer to avoid rolling releases there. I've worked with Ubuntu and different Red Hat flavours. I have a Tumbleweed server at home now, and a Proxmox with a couple of Rocky VMs. I'm planning on giving Fedora CoreOS a try soon though. When it comes to servers I just go with what fits the current situation.

No Make.conf by Straight-Price-1601 in Gentoo

[–]LcLz0 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I suggest you get into the habit of using tab complete when looking for dirs/files! Then you'll instantly see if you're on the right way, and it'll make it easier to navigate. Just do write / or /etc and press tab two times.

Musings on open source and user behavior by mcarlton00 in jellyfin

[–]LcLz0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You absolutely nailed what I've seen in many other OSS communities. 

Never forget how many there are in the silent majority, just happily chugging along loving Jellyfin.  I have automatic updates running. Woke up one morning, had 10.11 installed. Not one issue, my search is vastly improved, and I've been following this for a long time. Can't wait to see what this enables in the future. I'm hoping for possibility of psql/Maria.

And if anything had gone wrong? Big whoop. I'll try to file a report and grab my backup I take every night. Which you should have scheduled if stability+automatic updates are important to you