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retiredtechie.fitchfamily.org
[AI summary] A retired software engineer details his technical approach to network-wide ad and tracker blocking using domain-based resolution, Pi-Hole on a Raspberry Pi, and custom configurations on an Asus Merlin router. |
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www.justus.pw
[AI summary] The author troubleshoots and fixes mDNS resolution issues on a Debian system by replacing Avahi with systemd-resolved to properly communicate with a MacBook Air on the local network. |
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blog.nootch.net
Cover by Vecteezy original We're all networked Networks are everywhere in the 21st century. Most home setups are probably composed of just an ISP-provided modem + WiFi access point combo, and it serves most needs just fine judging by how the third party modem market has virtually disappeared since the 2000s. But I run a NAS, want to stream my music when I'm out and about, and want to match domain names to my dynamic IP so I don't have to memorize IP addresses. |
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blog.m5e.de
In this Guide, I want to cover installing ZITADEL with PostgreSQL on a Linux system. Please be aware that PostgreSQL support is still in Beta at the time of this writing, and you will need a PostgreSQL installation with Version 14 or higher. NGINX Proxy Create a new subdomain and point it to your server. Use certbot -d domain.name for creating a new SSL Cert. Create a new file in /etc/nginx/sites-available/domainname |
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