

Forget they exist and don’t call them anything.


Forget they exist and don’t call them anything.


Well, I don’t use it, so it is maintained then.

Get a better client or learn how to use the one you have.
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Lemmy does not make you add links. You just have to choose the type of post you want to make. If your client does, get a better one.
What has the link got to do with your question?
PDF was never designed to be editable. It’s an output/display format.


Since when is portainer a hypervisor? It’s a container manager, isn’t it?


Those BCA Chefs are weird.
It has been for quite a while. There should be no need for pulse. I haven’t had pulse installed for years.


It seems strange that having two completely independent dns servers with different information gets the name ‘split dns’.
Reading the Wikipedia page seems to indicate more like one dns server hands out different data based on where the request is coming from.
But I guess it’s splitting hairs either way.


Run a local dns. Have an entry in the local dns that points to the internal ip.
I do this for home assistant using pihole.
When my phone is connected to my WiFi, it uses my local dns. When outside my home it uses public dns,
Works a charm.
You don’t need ‘split dns’ whatever that is. You just need your local DNS to forward to some public dns like google or whatever your provider uses.


I was going to guess Semaphore flags, but sure, meshtastic is good too.


Well, he did say he wanted a bugger project. So, Leviticus sounds appropriate.


Systemd will do this. Iirc you just need to put the mount info in fstab.
My ddg foo was just a bit better than yours today. That’s all. I was intrigued.


https://github.com/ntop/nDPI/issues/118
NDPI_PROTOCOL_FUN? CNN and Facebook are fun? Odd.
I wonder how this compares with https://lyrion.org/, formerly Logitech SqueezeBox server.