Burnoutdv

joined 1 year ago
[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 1 points 1 week ago

The main problem with governments that do things on a whim for political reasons, there is no justice possible Sure this guy got the noose, but he was am isolated case? And not the one that served ad warning for the others to probably grease all wheels? Can i trust the system to equally enforce its laws? If no, no justice And thats something i cannot say for any state in the world tbh, but for the Chinese i especially suspect a symbolic justice

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 1 points 1 week ago

Didn't the guy grew up in kansas or something but then studied in utah and stayed there? Not sure was his families choosen cult was

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 3 points 2 weeks ago

In theory a judge has to look through each surveillance act of the police in germoney, in 12 years not a single one got denied. Because its paperwork to defend civil rights but just nodding to whatever the officers say costs nothing

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 3 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

China really seems bizarre from the outside they got no nonsense approaches in some areas like electric vehicles or solar (the good things i read about) and even the surveillance state stuff seems to be made well, but then they have the same knuckle head approach that does not even superficially solves the problem at hand when it comes to "we need more people"

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 11 points 2 weeks ago

Unfortunately there is a high level of complexity in some asian text, Chinese and Japanese kanji that are very similar have thousands of characters that are built in parts as far as i understood the technical site but are still annoyingly diverse, so you need a lot more than just lower, upper case, numbers and special characters

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

"when i get to it" is my time frame aswell, till then its a reoccurring calendar notification with instructions because past me who set this all up was a genius compared to sleep deprived current me

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 3 points 2 weeks ago (5 children)

But how to automate wildcard certificate generation? That requires a change of the txt record and namecheap for instance got no mechanism for that to automatically happen on cert bot action

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 4 points 3 weeks ago

Sitting on the same phone, i don't know what to do when it dies, really low spec ones got sd slots and a 1500 euro xperia..and thats it. But i like my local files so much

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 6 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

I think my gap in understanding chinese culture is just too large. But if I remember correctly, China is quite large, some say huge. Where exactly is the problem of burying the dead? Are graves eternal over there, like in europe you usally lease a spot for 50 years and after it gets reused. But even then, is there really a lack of space hundreds of kilometers away from the coast?

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 18 points 1 month ago

Good thing that the dezentralized internet has a centralized arbiter that..if down, effectivly, gives the entire internet a single point of failure. As cloudflare seems to have a use, especially in modern times were everyone and their mother got an ai crawler sucking small servers dry, I wonder if there is anything left to have interconnected networks without some big shot buffering against accidently ddos

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 2 points 1 month ago

I already knew this because i recently saw a medieval folk band called tabernis on a festival https://tabernis-music.com/

[–] Burnoutdv@feddit.org 3 points 1 month ago

Wahrscheinlich geht die Antwort ein wenig sehr vorbei an dem was du eigentlich willst aber... es gibt Gadgetbridge mit der man einige viele Fitnessarmbänder usw. ohne die Hersteller App betreiben kann. Das initiale Pairing ist aber bestenfalls anstrengend, insbesondere wenn die Hersteller mal wieder ihr Matrix verändert haben.

Gadgetbridge selber kann dann ganz gut die ganzen Daten anschauen: Aber es gibt da natürlich Einschränkungen welche Bänder man nehmen kann und manche haben nicht den ganzen Funktionsumfang. Die Herstellerapps sind aber definitiv auch echte Datenkraken, weil das huami fetcher tool grade kaputt war als ich das Amazfit Band gekauft habe was ich hier im Screenshot benutze habe ich einen Man-in-the-middle-Angriff aufm einem Handy gefahren (jemand auf Codeberg hatte ein praktisches Step-by-Step) um den Netzwerkverkehr und damit auch den Pairing Token mit zuloggen..und die App schickt wirklich alle 30 sekunden die geupdateten Vitaldaten in die Cloud, klar ganz bestimmt nur als Backup, aber da würde es doch eigentlich reichen das einmal am Tag zu haben anstatt China live an meinem Gesundheitszustand teilhaben zu lassen

 

Aloha,

Long term lurker. I probably rather need help with knowing the right works to chant into Google than actual step by step help.

The Problem in short: my self hostet Nextcloud is only available most of the time locally...and rarely externally.

The Problem in long:

Back in 2020 I build a somewhat low energy NAS based on an AsRock J5005-ITX. It contains a single SSD with the OS on it (Debian, running Open Media Vault) and 2x 10TB HardDisks in Raid 1.

I live in Germany, this might be of some import.

In my last two previous flats my Internet was provided by Vodafone where I had a legacy IPv4 address that was mostly static (it changed every time cable reconnected which happened only every 100 days or so), I combined that with an .xyz domain to make it reachable from the outside. For that I had simple port forwarding rules in my FritzBox and some custom DNS entries in my PiHole to locally redirect the nc.[domain].xyz to a virtual machine inside the bare metal Debian box. That worked pretty good.

Now I moved to southern Germany and my new Provider is O2, again via cable, for some reasons I couldnt book Vodafone despite them actually owning the wires. Anyway, O2 only offers pooled IPv4 (DS-Lite Tunnel?) which in practice means that I can see IPv4 stuff but I don't have a real outside IPv4 address. But I got whole /64 IPv6 Block all for myself. So I configured my domain to that IPv6 address of the virtual web server that contains the Nextcloud and that kinda worked (there was also some Router settings)

But it actually doesnt. Most public wifis or other residential networks dont seem to give me external access to my Nextcloud, ironically, my mobile network via phone does. This is Problem 1.

Problem 2 is a bit more fuzzy, I believe it is because i haven't configured the DNS/Pi Hole for IPv6 correctly or rather, not at all. The observation is that on my Laptop, the connection to the Nextcloud randomly drops and then gets reestablished. On my phone, while in my home network, the NC is rarely available or only for a few seconds which screws my automatic backup of photos. This is annoying. I think it is because there are two conflicting routes to the NC, one via the internal IPv4 and the other over the publicly available IPv6. But I don't know enough about networking to really unfuck that.

2020 me was rather knowledgeable when I set all those things up, 2024 me is somewhat busy and I already am busy enough just keeping PHP on the virtual web host current so I can update Nextcloud. I tried googling around, but I don't quite get what my actual problem is which makes possible solutions a bit muddy. I can imagine that this problem is somewhat common, as there are a lot of folks with self hosted stuff around right? Right?

Problem 1 seems to be best solved with renting the cheapest VPS I can find and then...build a permanent SSH tunnel to it? Use the WireGuard VPN of my router? Some other kind of tunnel to expose a public IPv4? Iirc, VPS are billed by throughput, I am not sure if I might run into problems here, but the only people that use it are my gf and me, and when not at home, mostly for the CalDAV stuff.

Problem 2 looks like a configuration problem to me, but I might be deadly wrong and it might be complicated.

In short, I need confirmation for 1 and maybe some practical hints how to best slap something together, for 2 actual experience would be nice

Way to many words, thanks for your patience.

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