solidgrue

solidgrue, 13 hours ago

If you just want each physical interface on your server to participate in a single VLAN, set the corresponding switch port as an access port in the desired VLAN, and then configure each server interface as a normal untagged interface.

You would only do tagged frames (802.1q trunking) if you wanted to support several VLANs on the switch port.

solidgrue, 20 hours ago

I’ll take 2 cases of each, please.

solidgrue, 19 hours ago

TIL people still shop at Best Buy.

If you want to get fleeced but still be respected the next morning, shop Monoprice or NewEgg.

Jeez. Best Buy? Just shop like you deserve to be treated like a carpet.

solidgrue, 18 hours ago

Wrong question.

Is NewEgg any worse? Too close to call.

solidgrue, 19 hours ago

Soooo… which is it? Answer: whichever gets more votes.

This is the reductio ad absurdum of the “both sides” argument. At least, it is for those keeping notes.

solidgrue, 19 hours ago (edited 19 hours ago)

That’s bad. Don’t do that. Major repairs are really expensive.

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Also, this reeks of propaganda. You can’t have a mortgage without also carrying insurance for at least the value of the principal. The mortgage terms on the note tend to stipulate how much coverage and what riders you must carry until the loan is paid. One does not simply, “not have insurance.”

solidgrue, 19 hours ago

I’m happy for you that you’re paid off. I refinanced, or I’d be nearly paid off by now myself. Ugh.

You probably also understand you’re in a far minority among homeowners, and therefore my comments regarding lien holders and notes don’t apply to you.

Sorry about your hail damage. Um, the climatology around all that isn’t going to get better any time soon. Consider upgrades to ensure your investment against even more inclement weather down the road.

solidgrue, 19 hours ago

NO BITING. NO SCRATCHING.

Anything else goes. 🔥❤️

solidgrue, 20 hours ago

Hey, do you need a new GIF? Seems relevant tonight.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/afd227e3-5685-4b03-bd62-cbb6778cd5f0.jpeg

solidgrue, 20 hours ago

Sad trombone is always a favorite.

I love the ambiguity in this GIF. It’s both judgy, and still castigates both sides of an argument for being stupid. Its coming into vogue.

It’s also not mine. Lol.

solidgrue, 19 hours ago

It’s the basis of Terry Pratchett’s Going Postal novel, a biting send-up of modern corporate kleptocracy.

Also a BBC miniseries.

solidgrue, 20 hours ago

You can do both.

I own some domains. I also have an ISP uplink with a dynamic IP.

I host the DNS for one of my domains (it’s basically parked) at my registrar and use their API to update an A record in my domain with my current IP addess so I can connect Wireguard, OpenVPN and/or SSH/mosh at will.

You don’t need DDNS specifically, just a router that makes the API call, or a little curl + cron savvy on an internal server

To answer your question; You’re not going to delegate your NS records to your dynamic IP because that would be a disaster. Rather, you use the DNS device at your registrar and configure a DDNS client on your router to update the server at the registrar.

OR… use dhcp-exit-hooks on your router to update DDNS at the registrar on BIND and REBIND events.

ORRRR… use crontab and curl to do a periodic query/update via the registrar’s API for your current IP address. (Your registrar will have sample scripts to use.)

This is one of those fun “roll your own” solution spaces they leave as an exercise for the reader.

As far as usability and security? I like using that hostname my dynamic IP gets for call-home services. Its obscure, which helps, and also I don’t like to rely on 3rd party when I don’t have to. I’m incurring my own risk doing so, but neither am I exposing anything to evil Sysadmins

solidgrue, 2 days ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/478fdb60-ac03-4c85-bfe9-949fb7ccc398.jpeg

solidgrue, 2 days ago

There’s a whole order of Jesuits who are basically the Pope’s scientists, and who curated the ancient knowledge through the Dark and Middle Ages.

In fact, the current Pope is a Jesuit.

solidgrue, 2 days ago

The American Bible Belt are Evangelical Baptists, and an odd offshoot of Presbyterian. They’re… special. I know them to be reactive, xenophobic and downright ornery.

They are also absolutely, rabidly devout.

solidgrue, 3 days ago

Depends on whichever instance it would have been?

solidgrue, 4 days ago (edited 1 hour ago)

Not so with me. This is my list of open ports, as reported by a Termux session with root access. I happen to know the open ports are bound by AdAway.

<span style="color:#323232;">~# netstat -tanu | grep LISTEN
</span><span style="color:#323232;">tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:443           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
</span><span style="color:#323232;">tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:80            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
</span><span style="color:#323232;">~# 
</span>

Most likely, you’re seeing ports opened by an app. Most Android apps don’t have access to /proc/net to view port bindings, but if you have root and termux, you can use lsof -i :<portnum> to see what process is bound to that port.

You’d need to install lsof from repos first.

solidgrue, 6 days ago

The three sources familiar with the matter told CNN that a senior Egyptian intelligence official named Ahmed Abdel Khalek was responsible for making the changes. Abdel Khalek is a senior deputy to the Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel, who has been Burns’ counterpart in leading Egypt’s mediation in the ceasefire talks.

One source familiar with the negotiations said Abdel Khalek told the Israelis one thing and Hamas another. More of Hamas’ demands were inserted into the original framework that Israel had tacitly agreed to in order to secure Hamas’ approval, the source said. But the other mediators were not informed; nor, critically, were the Israelis.

Oops?

solidgrue, 6 days ago

By the letter and spirit of the law they can’t have read about it because the Judge said not to, and so there CAN’T be tampering charges, right? Right??

solidgrue, 6 days ago

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/116a816d-2ee7-4816-b91f-86216bf6f2a3.webp

solidgrue, 6 days ago

Sounds on-brand to me. it not like you’d expect them to double down on sex education or provide contraceptives.

They’re telling you where their priorities are. Now Go Forth and Multiply.

solidgrue, 6 days ago

Its an election year

solidgrue, 6 days ago

I mean, we can’t tax the businesses for their behavior. They might, I dunno, leave?

solidgrue, 6 days ago (edited 6 days ago)

<span style="color:#323232;">    o/  
</span><span style="color:#323232;">UFOLOGISTS
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