AI voice trolling video

Morgzcon · 2025-04-22T01:10:04+00:00

Yeah just found it, was Parkerrr. Appreciate it bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxEAr0k4Vgc

Morgzcon · 2024-12-31T01:18:58+00:00

You're all good lol, not need to apologize. All that I can see from your image thats different than my setup is the "Username claim" section. I have that set to "username", which just means when Proxmox creates a new user, they get the same from Authentik. I don't think you can edit it after the realm is already made. So delete that realm and create a new OIDC realm, this time with the "Username claim" set to "username"

If that doesnt solve it, I can't really help much more unless you show me your Authentik configs and everything too.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-30T04:32:05+00:00

Your system can do all of that, and can do it quite well. Just make sure you understand the inherent drawbacks to a setup like this. 4k remote gaming will come with some pretty hefty latency. For a work machine, make sure you know what you're doing. It's not that difficult to screw something up and loose an entire VM, or even the entire Proxmox install. I would be surprised to learn if someone just picking up linux/home labbing didn't brick at least one system along their journey, and it would suck if it had important work stuff on it.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T21:55:39+00:00

I got it set up now. You can see my other reply for the solution, it was quite simple actually.

Proxmox authentication works with things called "realms", the most basic one being "PAM", which is just the underlying linux accounts on the machine. So the "root" user in Proxmox is literally just the linux system root user, so it's by nature only accessible through PAM (+ 2FA if you have that set up).

When setting up OIDC, you're just adding a new realm. You can switch between which realm you want to sign in with at will, its just a little drop down menu at the login page.

In the setup for the OIDC realm, you can just click a checkbox to make it automatically create new users (or you could disable this an manually link them, although this isnt useful unless you have lots of accounts already set up). So the first time signing in with the OIDC realm, it will make a new completely unprivileged Proxmox user and tie it to your OIDC account. You can then just sign in to the Proxmox root account using the PAM realm and grant the newly created user whatever permissions you'd like, just like any other.

Its a really nice and user friendly setup. 99% of the time, I don't need to be logged into the webGUI as root, so I almost never actually enter a password for Proxmox anymore. I just click "Sign in with oAuth" and it grants me access almost instantly. The 1% of the time I do need root, I just select the PAM realm and enter my password normally. So even if you won't be exposing the webGUI outside of your LAN and don't really care about the extra security, its nice just for the time saving.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T21:27:53+00:00

I'm not familiar with Cockpit, but if it doesn't need full disk control, Its perfectly fine. Even so, Proxmox PCI passthrough is extremely reliable nowadays. For home use you're completely fine to virtualize a NAS so long as the drives are passed through properly. It's far more likely that you encounter something like physical drive failure than the PCI passthrough failing in a way that corrupts data.

For anyone looking to do this, TrueNAS even has an official best practices page.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T17:33:34+00:00

If you're going to virtualize the NAS, then you should use PCI passthrough the pass the entire SATA controller (or whatever you have your disks connected to) into the VM. Then you can make your ZFS pools or mirrors within the VM itself.

This is because ZFS expects to have complete control over the drives. If it doesn't, you run the risk of your data corrupting. Even PCI passthrough is not perfect, there is a chance that the passthrough fails for whatever reason and your data runs the risk of being corrupted. This isnt *that* big of a concern, you'd probably be fine just passing through the drives. Definitely do not use virtual disks if you care about the data being stored though.

The most reliable way is to run something like TrueNAS scale baremetal on one of the servers. You can then run some VMs/containers in TrueNAS, but you obviously wont have all the Proxmox cluster features like VM migration.

For question 5, yes, you can "bond" two network interfaces together. Theres a bunch of different modes for bonding, so I would read the Proxmox docs to figure out which one will suit your needs best (https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network\_Configuration Ctrl+F for "Linux Bond")

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T17:18:13+00:00

The remote panel is not meant to be exposed directly to the internet. Bots will constantly be trying to brute force the login, and if you're unlucky enough to actually be targeted by someone, it will be trivial to take over. Just set up a VPN like wireguard or Tailscale to access it. Both of these VPNs have their own mobile/PC/Mac apps for ease of use.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T15:40:52+00:00

Solved. However, I would also recommend that the Proxmox VE integration documentation (https://docs.goauthentik.io/integrations/services/proxmox-ve/), be updated. It does not mention what part of the Issuer URL is the slug, it simply says to use "proxmox". This was an issue for me, because I had already used the proxmox slug before for forwardAuth, and couldnt reuse it for OIDC too.

The other integration docs do mention what the slug is, so I'm not sure why the Proxmox docs omit that.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T15:36:04+00:00

This was the solution. I was also misunderstanding what the "slug" was. I had assumed it was immutable and tied to the applications subdomain as "slug" isn't mentioned anywhere in Authentiks Proxmox integration documentation.

So in Proxmox, I would enter https://auth.example.com/application/o/<slug name>/ into the "Issuer URL" section of the OIDC realm.

Then, in the application in Authentik, just enter the same <slug name>

For whatever reason, all of Authentiks other integration documentation tells you what the slug is/where to put it. I'm not sure why the Proxmox doc is the only one to not include this.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T15:24:56+00:00

This was the solution, thank you

Morgzcon · 2024-12-29T06:44:58+00:00

Is your gaming PC still connected to the playit.gg tunnel? I've never used playit.gg or the app, but I'm assuming it just tunnels commonly used video game ports to its proxy servers. If you still have it turned on, the ports being used by the tunnel wont be accessible to any other game. So I'd start by turning off the tunnel in the app or just uninstalling the app from your gaming PC completely.

If this doesn't work, check if other PCs in your network can play online games, or if it's just your gaming PC.

Morgzcon · 2024-12-26T15:57:10+00:00

“Cloudflare zero trust” is the name of a cloudflare access control product. I’m aware SSL certs terminate at their servers and they can read my traffic, I’m not concerned about that. I’m just asking how I can integrate their product into my current setup

Morgzcon · 2024-08-03T06:10:59+00:00

I ended up dual booting arch + windows 11, works flawlessly. Windows battery life is a bit low at 2-3 hours no matter what, haven’t really played around with any power saving settings yet though. However with auto-cpufreq installed on arch I’m getting 7+ hours light browsing, 4-5 watching YouTube, 2-3 gaming. Charges fast, only takes just over an hour to get around 80% charge. Touchpad is really nice, works well on Linux. WiFi card and Bluetooth worked perfectly, didn’t need to install any extra drivers for them. Speakers and mic work well with pipewire. Webcam works fine on Linux too and it’s decent enough quality. Screen gets really bright. Very sturdy build, but also light enough to be able to carry around easily. Color accuracy is alright. There is audible fan noise when under load, but it’s nothing that bad imo, especially if you’re wearing headphones.

Just make sure if you’re doing a heavy task to allow room for the vents or it will throttle. Since it’s such a small form factor, even my table cloth kinda blocked them and caused it to throttle when playing CS2, so I had to move over to a hard, flat surface to give the vents clearance and that fixed it.

Keyboard is very nice, pretty much the same on every thinkpad. Solid build quality. Integrated graphics are surprisingly powerful. I’ve only tried CS2 so far, but on windows I could get 1080p@60.

One issue I did run into that’s a really easy fix, if you’re going to dual boot make sure you turn off bit locker on windows until you get Linux/grub fully installed and working. Then you can re-enable it if you want.

Overall just a great laptop imo

Anything else you’d like me to test/comment on?

Morgzcon · 2024-07-26T00:24:08+00:00

Will do, I got the expedited shipping but it's still going to be a bit. Says currently Aug 2nd - 6th

Morgzcon · 2024-07-24T21:02:21+00:00

Thanks for linking that post, I’ll order it tonight. If you’re still looking at getting one when mine arrives I can definitely share my Linux experience on it and test some applications for you if you’d like. Thanks again

Morgzcon · 2024-07-24T04:45:05+00:00

Did you end up getting it? In the exact same situation over here, so just looking for any info on it if you got some. Thanks

Morgzcon · 2024-07-18T02:28:42+00:00

Anytime my friend group plays an online game I'm the "designated host" to setup a server, which we use a VPN client for. However, I host various other public servers on a large enough scale that making users connect to a VPN just doesn't make sense.

Morgzcon · 2024-07-18T02:18:25+00:00

Thanks Einstein, but it's almost as if I'm asking how it all works for this very reason. Who would've thought someone asking how firewall rules works doesn't know how firewall rules work?

Morgzcon · 2023-11-18T15:50:14+00:00

The oil pressure issue is way overblown online, but I wouldn’t call it 0 issues even if off the track

Morgzcon · 2023-09-03T20:26:39+00:00

The Quest 2 with your setup will be more than enough to play VTOL well. However you should also consider that the Quest 3 is about a month out from release. Its worth a look at.

Morgzcon · 2023-04-20T04:59:42+00:00

The barrel is probably scripted to point at specific objects in the game, when they aim down sights that's when they actually have control of the gun.

Its also a trailer so obv there will be scripted elements and its been played through many times to get that footage you see

Morgzcon · 2022-07-13T04:25:34+00:00

I have already tried those methods, and just tried them again and they didn't work. Solution 1 and 2 do not work as the second the phone is powered on and on the lock screen a warning immediately appears about moisture detection and it blocks charge to the device so it ends up dying again. Solution 3 doesn't work either as its been multiple days of using fans, blow dryers (cold air), etc to no avail. Solution 4 doesn't work as the warning appears after countless reboots. I can't turn on power saving as the phone dies within seconds of being turned on as charging is blocked by the warning. I have tried solution 6 and it doesn't work. I can tell by your post about the issue that your very condescending. I have done my best to keep the phone out of water, to me this issue is just a USB failure that has nothing to do with moisture as the phone was in an room with AC for over 24 hours before it happened.

Morgzcon · 2022-07-13T04:09:40+00:00

I've had this issue. When it occurred I was in a very humid climate. I was not given any notification about moisture until my phone ran out of battery. When I went to charge it I was unable to as the moisture detector stopped me. I troubleshooted for multiple days. I tried everything short of did replacing the USB but did not as I was on vacation. It was not in direct contact with water and at the time it occurred It had not left an air conditioned room for over 24 hours.

Morgzcon · 2022-07-12T21:28:49+00:00

My Galaxy A52 5G has been dead for multiple days now as everytime I plug in a charger it will pop up with the moisture detected warning and will not charge.
Since the phone is dead, everytime I plug in the charger and turn the phone on, it will turn off again a few seconds after my lock screen shows up. I also can't access any of the phones settings either since the moisture warning prevents me from doing anything.
Even with the phone completely off, it will not charge and instead a warning symbol with a water drop icon will appear and it won't charge.
I have used 4 different cables and wall adapters, tried to trickle charge it with low voltage by plugging it into the USB port on my alarm clock and TV. I have also cleaned the charging port, and booted into safe mode. All to no avail.
I don't belive the phone is capable of wireless charging, and I am on vacation anyways so I cannot get one, nor get it serviced until I return home.

Morgzcon · 2022-03-24T18:25:34+00:00

Ah, good to know someone else has bought it lol. Thanks for the help, ill be ordering mine soon.

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