Thanks. Admittedly my whole stack is in ipv4 anyways, my ISP also only supports ipv4 for some reason and then I never bothered to get into v6 for my local stuff.
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That's what I thought. Btw, your formatting seems to be broken.
Absolutely agree. I didn't like the crosspost bots but this button? Sounds great.
Wasn't aware importing your posts is a thing, even if it's with its own tool - pretty cool!
If I wouldn't run mastodon with a hand full of other people already, I'd probably set up GTS and migrate. Though I'd have to see what's there on web interfaces currently, got pretty used to the mastodon multiple columns "advanced" interface.
Anyone having experience ipfire compared to PF/opnsense?
I'm using opnsense but it's based on BSD and the hardware support for my PCengine APU2C4 NICs isn't so great, I've read Linux based Firewalls might have better support (=performance=throughput). Only getting around 60MBs with plain firewalling, no IPS etc.
Opnsense seems to be much more feature complete though and all my searches for switching between them find only posts of people going from ipfire to opnsense.
Yes, mostly just the hostnames
How do you set up clients so they will always use the first one? I thought if a client knows 2 servers they will switch between them.
I plan to add a second Pihole at some point and keep them synced
Everybody knows by now, there's it's own community for it. It really doesn't need to be posted here every day
Not much to do against scraping. On a small (but actively moderated) instance, a spamming bot will easily be detected and hopefully suspended. Generally, moderation is often better on smaller instances, so I'm not too worried about people migrating towards bigger instances - usually it's the other way round.
For 2. - dedicated corp instances will be defederated from many instances quickly. Bridge accounts on other instances need to be dealt with by the mods.
Yes, of course this can increase moderation effort. But spam accounts are way more easy to deal with from a moderation perspective than issues between real human users which usually takes wayyy more effort to deal with.
Überschrift: Trotz Cloudflare-Schutz öffentlich sichtbar
Artike: Kevin Beaumont, ein unabhängiger Sicherheitsforscher, und weitere Analysten sehen laut Wired Hinweise dafür, dass einige der Ursprungsserver von X, die eingehende Webanfragen verarbeiten und beantworten, nicht ordnungsgemäß hinter dem Cloudflare-DDoS-Schutz von X gesichert waren
Passt finde ich nicht ganz zusammen, aber naja.
Wo kann ich meine Kamera freiwillig melden um am DDOS teilnzunehmen?
That's cool! I've always had the idea of a small k3s cluster on old phones with postmarketOS. I guess it doesn't work with older phones which don't have the latest Android Version but given the homelab trend generally goes towards small, low power devices, this could continue the trend with super small and low power phones. Probably in 2 years when current gen phones rotate out of company leasing contracts?
Wenn er den Wahlkampf damals nicht so dermaßen verhunzt hätte, wäre es jetzt vielleicht andersrum.