Though I have something more to add here.

Don’t unleash your army of clankers (I believe the formal term is ‘AI agents’) on this project; it’s already happening to many open source projects lately, and this one has just been revived. It doesn’t need to be inundated with hallucinations and pointless fixes.

The maintainers also request that anyone opening a pull request for a bug fix show a way to reproduce the problem first.

Yeah, the modern kiss of death to any project.

I use LightDM on my daily driver and hadn’t noticed it hadn’t received any updates, but yep, it’s there in this morning’s batch, nice.

Is that a 404 with my 501’s?

Ouch.

And all the standard stuff, Fortigates, Moxas, etc… good to see restoring from backups worked in some (most?) cases…

VLC?

That’ll play subfolders, randomly and with normalisation… although I’ve not really used the normalisation much, just played with it a few times when yoochoob downloads were all mismatched.

Wow, I didn’t even know OSM could do indoor mapping.

Hmm…

I used the translator in my web browser to translate it - works well.

Well, the GS105Ev2 and GS108PEv3 have been good for me 24/7 for years.

They support VLANs, QoS & IGMP, which is most of what anyone needs at home.

But make sure you update the firmware, I recall the older (shipped) firmware had some issues (security and functionality)

Nice

“Managed”… fully CLI like your 2960, or just “configurable” with a webUI?

After 2 or 3 firmware updates the tiny little Netgears aren’t toooo bad, but you’re not going to get the level of config a Cisco Catalyst will give you… but the power consumption is waaay less.

Last week? Er… < insert swooshing noise > … what do you mean it’s mid-August?!

Ah, standing desks… they’re great.

I feel really motivated with mine, the trouble is, I kinda want to walk off all the time.

Mine lowers / raises, so I can sit down too, but it’s interesting thst I always want to stand during calls.

Let me know about the walking pad… I thought they’d be a distraction whilst walking, but I need to get more movement in during the day.

Yeah, I’m not a subscriber - I don’t have a YT account - but if I did, I’d be down voting and writing comments like “so… where’s the content from your click bait thumbnail?” 😉

Edit: I’d also add something like “my subscription? You’ll never guess what I did next…” 😉

Hmmm… there’s a few different things going on here.

As others have already said you don’t need a cert if you’re just messing around internally, you can use an internal TLD - .local is reserved for mdns, Avahi, etc. so that’s fine… personally, I use .home

I use pfSense, but I presume that OPNSense has the same function in DHCP to provide the Domain Name in there, so any static mappings will respond to thing.home

I also have HAProxy to resolve external httpS://IP:Port to an internal http://thing.home (note: no S internally)… this simplifies my setup, and I presume it could work internally too, but I’ve not set it up as DHCP solves that for me.

I don’t use containers, instead each thing is it’s own VM, or physical machine, so I don’t know whether NAT (on proxmox) would resolve your issues with everything’s on 1 VM…?

My impression - not necessarily based on fact:

he used to do good, useful, interesting videos back in the day…

then he found he was getting a good income from yoochoob…

then he started chasing the click bait

If he’s doing anything useful now, I’d expect it’s because he’s lost a lot of viewers (income) … I don’t watch his new stuff, the thumbnails still look clickbaity to me, but maybe he’s going back to his original content…?

To answer your implied question, I don’t subscribe to anyone. I just search around for whoever’s talking about the thing I’m now interested in (usually Lemmy’s the source of the new thing)… I check in with Tom Lawrence (Lawrence Systems) often, but that’s about it.

Lots of good advice here, 1st thing I’d advise… speak to your ISP.

You’ll probably need to do some of the other advice here, but then you’ll know the options and if there’s a cost… no point renting a VPS and having to set that up if a static IP is cheaper, and maybe the ISP can tell you that you’re on a /29 and will only have a few IPs to give to the API team…

I think the number of average, non-tech users is climbing rapidly… they just don’t realise how it’s enshitifying their lives yet.

A bit like the <insert material> content in your <inseet posession>… are you aware of how bad that’s getting?

True, although some are good differentiators, like CISSP.

But, for CEH, it felt like doing a CCNA from 1982

Good point on the branding, I think most of the fees are.going to the marketing dept. not the course content dept.

Yep, partially we see the certs as just differentiators between us and “the others” for our customers.

In reality, we don’t even do half the things needed to get the certs (take CCNA for example… IPv6 still isn’t in use for our customers)

Too many things to do… hence responding to a Wednesday post on Thursday.

Cyber Security burnout is definitely real… I just don’t think I’m there yet…?