Although I do have mine exposed to the internet, I do think this is the simpliest way:

Have an additional DNS resolver capable of overriding your outbound request to your server to loop back instead. I’m not sure what you’ll need to do different if you’re using a domain for your certificate, you could likely add your local IPs to your DNS return. But using domains allows you to wildcard your DNS override to catch all connections you may have using subdomains

E: if anyone could let me know if they see this comment, it seems my instance is having issues federating

Sorry I have never looked into the specifics, but I read some way for flatpaks to listen for specific keybinds even in the background, it’s mostly a permissions thing IIRC.

Sorry I’m assuming bazzite Fedora as well.

Honestly though if you pulled out a picture with 14 monitors all with terminals, I would be impressed

Okay be real, you want to do all your networking config and drive pools and high availability all through the CLI?? There’s still a reason I use the CLI in the GUI but thats just nuts

I was never one for HDR so I never even paid attention when I bought my monitor, switched to Bazzite and was surprised KDE supports HDR.

Firefox is still an issue on Bazzite, but PopOS came with some really weird sleep issues where it would sometimes even require a good kernel kill. That may have been something with having installed for an Nvidia card and changing to AMD.

Did you try what your error message suggests? Also didn’t know ybat nginx could do i2p, unless thats new or you’re using some extension

redirects port 80 to wikipedia

Unless Im missunderstanding… why? You are using a reverse proxy and https for your services? If you aren’t, that’s a terrible vulnerabulity you’ve made yourself. Why would you need to access a web service on any other port than https? A reverse proxy allows you to use subdomain routing to access different services behind your domain. Your companies firewall is certainly blocking you from accessing nonstandard ports.

This project was born from a personal mission to revive and improve upon a previous fitness platform. As the primary contributor to the original workout.lol project, I witnessed its journey and abandonment. 🥹

This and other bits from the readme makes it seem that the author was just as burned by the previous project selling out imo

No if you’re doing that, use a VPN through your firewall. Local traffic is a fair exception as this can only ever be a device on your network, but that depends on your threat model (as those local devices could be compromised). Opening to “your region’s” IP range opens you to a lot more than LAN access…

Ubiquitous and Tiamat are my servers, Polyglotal for my home assistant voice endpoint, and some more. Points for the reference

Did you know: all language is fake and made up?

2027 Bingo Card: US adopts BTC as reserve currency, replaces USD, both crash.

Kinda lowballed and got an RX6600, honestly pretty chuffed how well it runs LLMs compared to my 2060. Still last gen, but admittedly I’ve only been playing factorio as of late, and Im not so graphics focused

I had an R5 1600x basically since it released, and I appreciate the socket lasted so long. I might as well go full AMD at this point, you’ve convinced me

555 drivers have given me a couple issues on my main PC, I’ve heard of some issues with newer cards but I figure its just a matter of time before better drivers. I haven’t had to touch pci passthroughs yet and I was unsure if theres more a challenge on server hardware with Nvidia, but it sounds like I’ll be happy to have CUDA

Xeon E5-2640 unfortunately does not, though still an upgrade of what I have now. Stream limit seems entirely configurable, so that will be just a matter of stress testing.

Won’t lie I always forget about all the new CPU hardware acceleration after using decade old hardware for so long 😅

I didn’t even realize CUDA had a weight on LLMs, thank you!