did it before my smoke break

works fine for me, didn’t really see any big issues.

At least, for me, Nix was never attractive, and it should be by all means, the features it provides. I still see this as an alternative, where I’m more than satisfied with my bash scripts and git repos, syncthing backups to rebuild the whole system.

And, on the second part, this schism that happened in Nix is the same recipie that happened in other projects. I just find it funny.

I was hit aggressively by HC sales team last year, we are using TF and Vault, and were looking to add consul, now it is pretty vauge how it will all pan put

I use windows for 2 things - personal pc to play games, work laptop dualboot for excel usage if some super old messy sheets. everything else linux.

I was running most of them and added Sync - looked fine, but Connect / Voyager work fine for my personal taste, I’m just waiting for Infinity to come out with a full featured stable release. if dev wants to charge for no ads version or ultimate version, it is up to them, and up to the users if they are willing to pay them this. So, it all depends. I wouldn’t go ahead and attack them just because.

use dpkg -r to remove the packages:

openjdk-17-jre-headless:amd64 openjdk-17-jre:amd64 default-jre minecraft-launcher geogebra

Then install minecraft-launcher and see what it says. might be that openjdk is clashing with default-java.

my 2 cents just on this…

Yes, very active, there is the #introduction tag there where you can find people (and people find you).

dank

Oh that is sweet, I’ll look into it. Thanks!

I installed it yesterday, I’m using kitty as default one, and noticed its just better in displaying colors. They kinda have a bit of more depth there. Any other cool uses of wezterm that you might recommend? Thanks!

where are the pixels mate?

you da man, man

Nothing to be afaraid child, let the poop guide ypu https://lemmy.world/post/440073

Looks great. Hopefully gets availabe is Irish play store soon

You did kinda push me in that direction to try the same thing. Once I have bit more time, I’ll try it out and send an example. Unless you beat me to it 😂

In that case, you’re better off just using the VPS machine as port forwarding port 443 to your home machine’s wireguard IP address and handle the SSL/TLS termination on the home machine.

This way all HTTPS traffic will be passing trough the VPS and being decrypted on your home machine, and encrypted data will be sent from your home machine back to the client. Anyone gets in or sniffs traffic will see encrypted traffic. Plus it’s already sent over encrypted VPN network. To really see what’s happening, they need to get into the machine and technically could use the wireguard private keys to decrypt the traffic, but they will still see the encrypted HTTPS traffic. So you’re good, technically.

You can set up nginx to do reverse proxy to your home IP, and then limit the traffic on your home IP to the VPS IP.

You can also setup a wireguard VPN between VPS and your home machine, so the traffic between VPS and your home machine is encrypted.

For DNS you just point to the VPS, and manage connections there, and on home network allow only VPS IP to connect. Then manage your security on the VPS.

If you put a wireguad VPN between the VPS and your home machine, you don’t have to open any ingress ports. I’m using a similar setup, where the public VM is handling the incoming connections and reverse proxying it to a small private server in my home.

Communication is done via wireguard VPN. I’ve used Netmaker to create a VPN connections and the mesh, and have VPN profile created on the phone, so I can reach any of the services I don’t want exposed on the public internet via private VPN ( example: listening to music via Navidrome, or home Emby server so I can watch stuff when I’m on the move and it is not exposed publicly).