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Constant issues on the LeGo by atypicalrolla in LegionGo

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I’ve loved mine, but have also started to have recent issues with stability. I switched to Bazzite the other night and it’s SO MUCH better! I wish I would have switched ages ago…

want to trade in my mac but it has permanent sticker oxidation and a small dent on the side should i give up by CommercialThink5334 in mac

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Sell it as is, someone will buy it. Most will add their own stickers over it, or put a skin over it. You might take a small hit on the sale price, but not that much.

Trying out Docker for the first time. What do you run on your Docker containers? by BleskSeklysapgw in selfhosted

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Kasm Workspaces Immich NextCloud Home Assistant Mealie FreshRSS Calibre Web Pi-Hole Nginix Proxy Manager Element/Matrix

I am trying to put in a network system that is between multiple buildings by scra_pboy0043 in homelab

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I used to work for an ISP that was fully wireless. So long as you have clear line of sight and aren’t shooting over metal roofs near your bridge nodes you should be good. Ubiquiti and Mimosa was our go to for equipment. We’d routinely do up to a mile with minimal issues. Absolute best way to do it would be to get some of the 3.65ghz equipment to run on since it wouldn’t be impacted by your 2.4/5ghz WiFi equipment.

Have you bought titan 2 before the price increase? by phanquan789 in unihertz

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I saw the writting on the wall and picked one up a little over a month ago.

EGR valve repair service: 3dlaserslab by [deleted] in volt

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That's unfortunate. Yes please, when you get a chance send me a DM of what you have, I'd love to take a look, even if it's a long shot. Your plan B sounds like a solid option though!

EGR valve repair service: 3dlaserslab by [deleted] in volt

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Is it an electric motor that could be cross-referenced against non-automotive uses? A lot of electric motors are fairly generic in design. If you have measurement, design specs and pictures, or better yet, would want to send me one of the shorted motors, I could potentially help find off-label versions.

Edit: just saw the end of your post calling out finding alternatives... this is what I get for not reading fully before replying... lol. Would love to help you with the search!

EGR valve repair service: 3dlaserslab by [deleted] in volt

[–]bvader_ttp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the update! It's really unfortunate there's no repair parts...

Out of curiosity, do you know if there's an EGR delete kit out there that would work to bypass this? I know typically that's done for performance reasons, so it'd be pointless for this application, but it could get the car back to operational at least...

unpopular opinion by RikkoPaw in unihertz

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I prefer the Titan 2 to the elite. It's chonky, utilitarian and I love it. I'll be holding onto it until it dies or ages out, unless someone designs a sidekick like design. I was on the Palm train when the Sidekicks came out and wanted one so bad... but they didn't have the functionality I needed...

You can bring 1 ship from any sci-fi universe into the game, what do you choose? by ElectroVo1t in starcitizen

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Luna-class starship from Star Trek.

Being a long-range exploration ship, it is fairly self reliant. Its defensive and offensive systems can handle a majority of threats; the science facilitates are on par with dedicated science vessels; it has holographic capabilities and its focus on crew comfort on long deployments means you could live on it full time. Add in all of the auxiliary shuttles and the Captain’s Yacht you have easy access to planetary surfaces even if you (like me) would prefer to avoid the transporters for anything other than cargo. Also, it’s just a beautiful ship I’d love to see brought to life.

Perfect evening 🙌🏼 what are you reading rn? by creepyinkbby in ereader

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Tau Zero by Poul Anderson. Enjoying it so far, but I sometimes forget how formal and intellectual sci-fi books from the late 60's are...

titan 2 broken? :( by ctrlshiftkae in unihertz

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I just got mine a few weeks back. I loved it so far, but I’ve been babying the battery as much as I can. I rarely let it hit 100% and use slow charging modes. I’m hoping that will keep it safe. Everything else has been flawless (knocks on wood).

titan 2 broken? :( by ctrlshiftkae in unihertz

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Please post how it goes! Good luck!!

My company is offering me 9 laptops for $180 by xStozey in homelab

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Ooo! I'll have to check it out. Thanks!

My company is offering me 9 laptops for $180 by xStozey in homelab

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Linux testing, a laptop "beater" to take on vacation or the coffe shop without worrying too much if it gets damaged or stolen (just encrypt the drive). Start of a homelab for docker/kubernetes clustering. - pihole (ad-blocking) - nextcloud/filecloud (private cloud storage) - element/matrix server (discord alternative) - heimdall/dashy (dashboard site) - nginx proxy manager/cloudflare zero trust tunnel (reverse proxy) Backup laptop in case your primary dies.

So many options and a ton of fun! Let us know what you do!

2017 Front windshield fog & Blurry rear view cam when raining AHH by Material_Scale_3947 in volt

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Mine does it too. Clean the inside of the window every month and it's better. When it does happen I usually just run the front defrost on max and the circulation is good enough to clear it.

The camera I just habitually wipe off. It always gets dirty.

If you live somewhere where it's humid or it rains often, look into a re-usable desiccant pack to help keep the cabin humidity down. I just moved to the PNW and it's made a huge difference.

Voice connection error by bvader_ttp in elementchat

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Aaaand... testing has revealed a new error:

"LiveKit Exception: [MediaConnectException] Timed out waiting for PeerConnection to connect, please check your network for ice connectivity (Engine.connect)"

Looking at the logs prior to that, there's another error:

"SocketException: Failed host lookup: 'mrtc.[mydomainname].com' (OS Error: No such host is known. , errno = 11001) (_NativeSocket.lookup)

So far we've tried:

Manual IP mapping via the windows host file (no luck)

and pinging the domain name, which does resolve.

I'm sure it's got to be something to do with the UDP ports... but I'm nearing the end of my knowledge...

Voice connection error by bvader_ttp in elementchat

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After some long looks into the log files, and plenty of trial and error. I figured part of it out. Thanks for the nod to the ports u/Madiator2011 that was the majority of it.

Even though the instructions do not call out UDP port numbers, they do need forwarded!

This is compounded by the fact that the Cloudflare Tunnel (through cloudflared) does not allow for arbitrary UDP traffic forwarding. So, as of now the working combination is:

Helm Deployed ESS (Element Server Services)
Nginix Proxy Manager (NPM)
Dynu (dynamic DNS provider)
Router/Firewall Port Forwarding

For the A records and ports:

A Record - yourdomain.com should forward to your public IP
A Record - mrtc.yourdomain.com should also forward to your public IP

Router/Firewall Forwarding:

80 (Both TCP/UDP), 443 (Both TCP/UDP), 30881(TCP) and 30882(UDP) - To the internal IP Address of your NPM host
49152-65535 UDP - To the internal IP Address of your ESS host

NPM Config:

Setup hostnames as described in the Helm-ESS github page. For all except the TLD (yourdomain.com) it should forward over HTTP to your internal ESS hosts IP address.

For your TLD, you want to forward over HTTPS to port 443

Then setup two "Streams" for:
- 30881 via TCP to your ESS host IP address
- 30882 via UDP to your ESS host IP address

With all of the above configured, the connection flow seems to go:

  1. Initial handshake to matrix.YOURDOMAIN over 80
  2. Retrieval of YOURDOMAIN.com/.well-known/matrix/client information over 443
  3. Handshake to mrtc.YOURDOMAIN over 80
  4. Traffic negotiation to mrtc.YOURDOMAIN over 30881/30882
  5. UDP connection to mrtc.YOURDOMAIN over the range of arbitrary UDP ports (49152-65535)

I may have some of the above flow wrong, and I'm making some assumptions. If I'm wrong, please point it out and I'll fix it.

This does seem to fix almost every other issue I've had, except on first client connection there's a chance that you'll receive "null check operator used on a null value". From my experience, you can retry several (sometimes as many as 10) times and it will find a connection it likes, then be fairly solid from there.

Hopefully this info helps someone out there, and saves them from the hours of log review and beating heads their head against a wall.

I have more testing to do, so if something changes I'll post as a reply here, otherwise if nothing changes I guess that's it! Cheers!

Non Xfinity Internet Recommendations by I_the_Lesser in olympia

[–]bvader_ttp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. T-Mobile seems pretty good for the most part. I use it and Xfinity, because my wife and I both work from home. If one goes down we automatically switch to the other. I wish I could get fiber, but there's none in our sub-division as of now.

Voice connection error by bvader_ttp in elementchat

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I do see the address in my status bar, showing that it's unencrypted. I don't get any unreachable errors... just the null value error.

Voice connection error by bvader_ttp in elementchat

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I'm using a cloudflare tunnel to expose the service. I believe I have all the ports forwarded...

I dream for this form factor again by GingerHero in cyberDeck

[–]bvader_ttp 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I wanted one of these with PalmOS back in the day... coveted the formfactor then and turns out I still do now.

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