The router says it’s reachable? Weird. I wonder if it’s a bug in the router then. Any firmware update available? You have tried just rebooting the router, right?

You could also script a reconnection on the laptop to happen every six hours or something.

https://xkcd.com/1897/

Proxmox lets you do that? Don’t. Just give the opnsense VM a virtual NIC and do a router-on-a-stick configuration.

You could also just assign one physical port to the opnsense VM and still do a router-on-a-stick.

Although personally, I wouldn’t recommend virtualizing your network gateway. If you break Proxmox, you’ll also lose Internet access. And if you have to do maintenance on Proxmox, same issue.

The simplest explanation is 4chan types just doing it for the lulz.

For a generous definition of “original”.

Edit: very generous, since it’s just new text on the second panel in https://xkcd.com/1269/

It’s behind a firewall for one. But even so, you should configure it to only accept connections from the local network, only send via 365, and only to your own address, then the scope is vastly reduced.

An unauthenticated relay isn’t a security problem when it can only send to certain addresses in 365, and isn’t even accessible outside the local network.

Something like https://www.boxcryptor.com/en/for-individuals/?

Worst case, you could just create a veracrypt file volume and put it in Google Drive or whatever. But generally, large files like that are not the ideal use case.

When you buy something off craigslist and swap out half the parts it’s neither $250 nor pre-built.

Mugen? Isn’t that the 2D fighting game that’s been out for years?

Method of authentication doesn’t matter if there’s a pre-authentication vulnerability: https://thehackernews.com/2023/02/openssh-releases-patch-for-new-pre-auth.html

Instead of exposing multiple services, I would recommend just one VPN for remote access. Less attack surface.

Torrents and VPNs will be detected, and your access will be suspended until you sign something saying you’re very sorry and won’t do it again.

I’ve had a few domains with them for years and I haven’t gotten it yet.

I don’t.

I currently use 192.168.6.0/24, set DHCP to 100-199, and statically assign a few servers outside that range. Anything else can use DNS via DHCP because I use Windows for AD/DNS/DHCP.

It doesn’t answer your question, but I just wear the ones I like and get rid of the ones I wear the least (either by donating, recycling, or turning into rags, depending on condition).

And I just wash everything in cold water. Modern laundry soaps and washing machines work perfectly fine with cold water. The only time I use warm or hot is when bleaching items like shower curtains or mattress protectors.

I assume Dashy supports HTTP monitoring. Id just query the instance API or something.

In my experience, you don’t, because it never works.

But the server should have an IPMI that allows power control.

Multiple admins should be able to manage podman just fine.

It redirected me to a secret santa version, so I assume the application is the same, which yielded a few leads: https://www.google.com/search?q=secret+Santa+container+docker

It does not, but whoever controlling those domains may have their own rules about who may use them, and terminate your account if they feel you’ve broken their rules.

One common rule is that you have to actually be a person or company in that location. I know that’s true for .eu (which was real fun for brexit), probably for .uk, but I don’t think it’s a requirement for .us.

If you really want that name, I’d pick a non-ccTLD and pay a bit more.