Why can you never have more that one egg?
Cause one egg is Un œuf (enough)

My favourite bilingual joke. It's so silly, it's so fantastic

I hear the 3rd best is tomorrow, and that fits with my energy levels

Nah, they have a cellular data connection.
It pays for itself, because the car manufacturer can sell the driving data to insurance companies.
And now it's used to make sure your brakes subscription is up to date

Maybe all of DOGE was about finding Epstein files content, and failed.
And now that they have been released, Musk realises there is no kompromat on him so he can recover some PR points or something

27:1 kd would be accused of cheating in video games.

Because this stat isn't really a stat and isn't hyped or published, I'm going by DDG AI assist which suggests US k:d in Iraq is 44:1

The U.S. military suffered approximately 4,492 deaths and around 32,292 wounded during the Iraq War, while estimates suggest around 200,000 Iraqi civilians were killed. This results in a rough kill-to-death ratio of about 44:1, favoring U.S. forces, though this does not account for all combatants and the complexities of the conflict.

Considering that Ukraine isn't killing civilians... Classic AI bullshit uselessness.
If I killed 27 enemy aggressors while defending my country, I would die happy. I don't ever want to be in that position, I don't think anyone should ever be in that position. But that is an achievement, under the circumstances, to be proud of

You can't hide your public IP. It's public.

I presume your servers sit on your home network, and it's a basic flat network. And you have a basic home router. And you forward a port on your router to your server that's running wireguard.
Sound about right?

You already use a VPN to access your homelab/home-servers.
So the only ports you are forwarding (presumably) relate to wireguard. So the only accessable ports are secured sensibly (by wireguard, cause thats what it is).

So you are already doing everything right.

If you want a fancier router/firewall, then OpnSense or OpenWRT are good options.
But I wouldn't run everything through your server. Let your server serve. And use a router to do network things.
If you really want to hyperconverge onto a single server like that, then I'd do it inside different VMs (probably running on a proxmox host). Have a VM running OpnSense that only does network and routing. Then VMs for other services.
You're directly coupling your home internet access to the proxmox host and the VM, tho.
Which is why I prefer using a more embedded/dedicated router appliance (I'm a huge fan of mikrotik stuff, but my home network is TP-Link Omada. Tho I think I'll move to Unifi)

Upgrading to miniwaves

I've been rocking endeavourOS.
It's really nice, but I hear great things about bazzite. I'm going to have to take bazzite & steamOS for a spin

for kiss in love:

Godwins Rule in 3 comments

If I could access Reddit ad free via my own 3rd party app with no restrictions based on some monthly or yearly fee, I probably would pay that.
Reddit has issues which the fediverse solves. The fediverse has issues that Reddit solves.
Now that I am here tho, I wouldn't go back

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Fantastic pun