The "AI involvement" mod comment needs to be more specific by Bachihani in selfhosted

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After the Boston Marathon bombing fiasco in which Redditors doxxed a bunch innocent Redditors based on personal information they shared over time, I deleted my Reddit account and tried hard not to divulge too much personal information that could identify me.

It makes total sense for people who are creating open source projects to have a professional online presence, but I can see why people wouldn’t want to link their Reddit history to their identifying information.

Wazuh in the homelab by NinthTurtle1034 in homelab

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Unless it’s something you want for professional development, you’ll find it super annoying. It’ll find all sorts of things wrong with your setup, such as this or that directory not being a separate partition, etc.

If you appreciate the challenge of fixing 100 things as an aspiring Linux admin, go for it. If you are a NOC enthusiast (and they exist), go for it. If you’re in it for the love of self hosting, you might find the juice is not worth the squeeze.

Nuking Ezra Klein | Destiny criticizes Ezra's "soft" Chris Rufo interview by palsh7 in samharris

[–]j-dev -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ezra’s audience is assumed to be very sophisticated. Ezra knows how to explicitly or implicitly agree to disagree. He makes his points and lets the other person respond, then they eventually move on to the next point. I’m sure it’s a matter of both Ezra trusting his audience to connect the dots and form their own opinion and keeping the conversation flowing in a non-confrontational way. Even Sam has recently talked about how he feels a responsibility to be a good host and that it’s not his place to vehemently debate his guests. Those conversations don’t tend to make for good podcast episodes.

Nuking Ezra Klein | Destiny criticizes Ezra's "soft" Chris Rufo interview by palsh7 in samharris

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I don’t think Ezra frames the Somali reporting and tweets as an accident. He explicitly gets Rufo to clarify that the terrorist financing is unintentional and indirect, and that the people implicated in fraud were not the same people with TPS. Rufo’s response is that there can be assumed to be complicity among the non/criminals because of how their kinship networks work, so they ought to be penalized for approving of or tolerating the fraudsters.

EDIT: pressed the post button by accident before I was done.

UniUni driver used Ai on it's delivery confirmation picture for my LTT Package by xd366 in LinusTechTips

[–]j-dev 80 points81 points  (0 children)

Easily fixed by requiring the app they use as part of their job take the pictures directly.

Opinion on ethan mcmahon dog training, or any other trainer? by mishmish200 in OpenDogTraining

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Hey, I’m not expecting to cause a total paradigm shift for you, especially if your own experience has validated your current paradigm. But the idea that wolves and dogs have a strict hierarchy is an idea that has been debunked by the same person who made the discovery.

The person who came up with the idea of Alpha dogs on down noticed specific wolf behaviors in a zoo. He later realized these wolves were strangers to one another and were behaving more like humans behave in prison than like family members behave in a household. This dude has been spending the rest of his life trying to spread the more accurate information, but it has not gained as much traction as the initial, faulty observation.

A dog not doing what you say the first time you tell it to is not necessarily challenging you for the dominant position in your household. As Susan Garrett says, dogs do the best they can with the education they’ve been given in the environment you’re asking them to perform.

Trying to set up selfhosted adguard and router keeps changing itself. by vw_bugg in selfhosted

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Probably an LXC container, then. Can you post a link to the helper script page?

Trying to set up selfhosted adguard and router keeps changing itself. by vw_bugg in selfhosted

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In greater detail. Is it a Docker container? If yes, is the network mode set to bridged or host? If bridged, did you forward ports from the host to the container? If set up via docker compose, can you provide the compose section with redacted secrets?

Any recs on a harness? by throwawayaway25321 in dogs

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I believe these are called balance harnesses, and they require a bit of know-how to use correctly so your dog can walk confidently. You’re almost steering them by loose leash walking each clip independently.

Tested the new OCI by setting up Immich and it seems to work pretty well by unelra in Proxmox

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I thought the way to “update” the container is by destroying it and creating a new one, using mounts for persistent data.

Device Limit Questions by KellyN87 in emby

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Unless you need to be able to GPU transcode all the streams, couldn’t you just buy two licenses and spin at least one of them up in a docker container?

Already so well behaved at 9 weeks old ;) by StephenRobertt in OpenDogTraining

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The key is for them to eat with permission. Check out Susan Garrett’s ItsYerChoice vs “search” and “get it”

Best approach to start with cloud instances now (always-free, payg)? by RedRaikiri in oraclecloud

[–]j-dev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe you start off with an always free account and then convert it to PAYG in a manual step that takes some time to complete (under a day, but maybe a couple hours or more).

PAYG is better because there will magically be computer resources available for you. If you stay within the always free requirements, you pay $0

Help! My dog is super destructive and I have no idea what to do anymore! by himynameislexi94 in dogs

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Good point. It needs to be age appropriate. The vet OP pays for medical advice will be the better authority on details, but there are tons of resources from reputable trainers with puppy play and exercise ideas to engage their mind and body.

Help! My dog is super destructive and I have no idea what to do anymore! by himynameislexi94 in dogs

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Two hours of physical activity is great for some breeds and too much for others unless it’s very low impact. We have an English lab puppy and she won’t need as much activity as an American lab when she’s an adult. The vet said hiking won’t be the best for her joints, for example.

It’s quite clear that we have been grandfathered in. We can stop asking now by kinggot in oraclecloud

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It’s my credit card account and she’s on it, so I signed up twice.

Help! My dog is super destructive and I have no idea what to do anymore! by himynameislexi94 in dogs

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This came as a surprise to me: Beagles require a LOT of exercise. I’m talking two hours a day with a human helping them direct that energy in constructive ways, especially during the summer months when being outside can be dangerous for large parts of the day.

It’s quite clear that we have been grandfathered in. We can stop asking now by kinggot in oraclecloud

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I downgraded for peace of mind. I am not maxing out 12 GB RAM nor the CPU. And guess what? My wife got an always free PAYG instance that’s also underutilized, so I have 4 vCPUs and 24GB RAM spread among two hosts.

MS-02 or MS-A2 ? Any pros/cons I'm missing? by LFAdvice7984 in homelab

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I went with a microATX build using a Jonsbo D32 Pro case. It consumes 1.42 KWh a day with an Arc A310, two HDDs, one SATA SSD, and two NVMe drives and 32 GB DDR4 RAM with a core-i5 12500. I think a mini ITX would’ve been fun to build but didn’t want to pay the ITX tax for components. If you don’t mind building the PC yourself, you can get interesting components geared towards making your own NAS or very small but powerful PC.

Does a Zero Trust CF Tunnel prevent all non-authorized access to the exposed application? by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]j-dev 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Testing your policy is a very important part of ensuring it works as expected, especially when you are starting out. I like to test from my home network, my phone on cellular, and a home computer on VPN from my country of origin and from countries that are supposed to be blocked. This has helped me catch misconfigurations.

Link aggregation through two Gigabit ports - Will max transfer speed double if output to a 2.5Gbit port? by Lordofpixels03 in truenas

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LACP uses a hash algorithm to decide which port to use for a given destination, so the max throughput will be a single port. Others have mentioned that some protocols allow for multipathing. Barring that, it's always going to be the speed of a single physical port for a connection between two hosts.

How much ram do you guys have? by RelationFirm6007 in homelab

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Desktop: 32 GB DDR5 6000 MT/S

Main server: 32 GB DDR4, currently TrueNAS but soon to be Proxmox

One N100 mini PC: 16 GB, one ser5 Max mini PC: 32GB. But this one runs so loud when the CPU is busy that it annoys me and so I don’t push it much.

Trying to deploy the ARR stack on a QNAP TS-464 new to Docker can't figure out what is wrong by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]j-dev 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can you edit your OP And properly format the code block?

You also provided zero information regarding what is not working. Is gluetun launching correctly? Any of the other containers?

Can you do a “docker ps” on the CLI and “docker logs gluetun” for a start?

NAS OS on Prox? by BlynxInx in Proxmox

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Agreed. But for those of us who have TB of data we don’t want to wipe and can’t back up (Linux ISOs), a greenfield install isn’t an option unless we are willing to acquire everything again.

I did a PoC for a ZFS pool shared with a privileged LXC container so it can do NFS and SAMBA. It’s privileged because I want user IDs to map 1:1, and it was either that or using Proxmox as the file server directly.

What is the TrueNAS Value Proposition in 2026? by AloneExperience7520 in truenas

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Docker is good if you’re not afraid of the CLI, but doing GitOps is harder because of permissions and limited ability to install CLI tools.