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@epsi time to grab yahoo mail /s
I have three email apps on my phone (Gmail, Outlook, Thunderbird), maybe I should do something about that
Dentist appointment went better than I expected but also as someone who doesn't go that often, there's a few things that needed fixing...
@hypha I'm kinda used to it since I've grown up with cringe memes for like the whole time I've been on the internet
@domi at least in my case I am somewhat paranoid about exposing my home IP and also my ipv4 address changes whenever I reboot my router or modem. I might just go down the port forwarding route with a ddns setup soon though
@Stellar wow that is even worse than I thought
people who host publicly-facing servers at home (not on a VPS), do you just directly use your home IP address w/ port forwarding or use a tunnel to a VPS (or a service like CF tunnels) with a reverse proxy?
@Stellar I remember one time getting frustrated filling out one for my passport application that I ended up filling it out by hand instead
@Stellar yeah I've had to deal with those a whole bunch okular has gotten better at handling those, but sometimes I use firefox's built in pdf reader as that can work in cases where okular fails so far have been able to avoid using real acrobat but I'll bet I need to spin up a VM one day just to fill out one of those forms
@Stellar I'm guessing its one of those government forms where they insist on using the latest Adobe feature for... reasons
@niconiconi are those still being made? I remember those being common around the mid 2010s but wasn't entirely sure if those stores being made
I guess maybe if I redo my router setup, I'll look at a Linux or OpenBSD based setup instead if only cause they support more networking hardware
with a FreeBSD based OS like OPNsense, the main options are like 5-10 year old enterprise nics, which are fine but also tend to use more power and generate more heat though I guess with recent work on adding/improving support for aquantia and realtek nics in freebsd (largely via porting the openbsd drivers) it probably might be fine sticking with it for a bit longer
kinda wonder if I should have gone with openwrt on my router since it does open up more options for 10 GbE nics
akkoma.dev's git ssh is slow for some reason today
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