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  • I thought I killed my analog oscilliscope about 20 minutes ago. Thankfully I didn’t, so that’s pretty cool.

    If I’m smart, I’ll soon cut off basically everything news adjacent, maybe including lemmy depending if I can get good filters. Maybe a desprate effort to claw back from anything which weighs me down, given the gravity of our future, but eh.



  • Although I do have mine exposed to the internet, I do think this is the simpliest way:

    Have an additional DNS resolver capable of overriding your outbound request to your server to loop back instead. I’m not sure what you’ll need to do different if you’re using a domain for your certificate, you could likely add your local IPs to your DNS return. But using domains allows you to wildcard your DNS override to catch all connections you may have using subdomains

    E: if anyone could let me know if they see this comment, it seems my instance is having issues federating







  • 7toed@midwest.socialOPtoMeshtastic@mander.xyzHAM mode question
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    2 months ago

    The FCC ham license database is publicly available already, including name and location of the “station”.

    Oh i knew this, evidentally he didn’t, old timer though. He tells me they’d flag down people if they were clogging their frequencies in the 90s… according to him lol



  • Next time I’m down there I’ll certainly ring their longfast some more, seems like at least one of the nodes I picked up on was a solar powered RAK, and was picking them up from an unideal spot from over a mile away. I’d certainly imagine they’d want to expand.

    I’m a little apprehensive of being on a map, I know that there’s programed deviation and you can opt out. I am looking to join a local metropolitan area group… but they only cover up til a few towns away (at least with position disclosed nodes)








  • As i don’t want to divulge too much, some information will be sporatic/somewhat improper.

    My family dealt with a neighbor, which of whom I can only describe as a plurality of serial harassers. By that I mean we were not the first, nor the last family for this entire family to explicitly target and fixate on for at least months on end. This was before 2016 to add (they ended up right where you’d expect).

    Not just a not ring camera. Seriously DM me and im more than willing to help on the technical side of setting up a Frigate local NVR. Shouldnt cost your more than $200. If you go the home assistant route, it makes it trivial to set up an alarm system with zigbee or simular devices.

    Now i have to be careful, among other things the neighbor was having their kids steal our mail, we recorded evidence of such, but they seemingly had a friend in the PD. Im not saying to expect this or necessarily take my advice, but especially being a red area, the cops will not help you if it comes to it. They will be 15 minutes after a shooting is called in.

    We had evideable damage and video of one of their kids trying to break in our garage.

    They still put my parents enployement at the time in jeopardy.

    You get the 2A side of that, but ideally you want to avoid that entirely.

    We eventually put up proper cameras, and some of the derangement subsided, floodlights are of particular use.

    You cannot let yourself live in paranoia. But similarly you cannot be caught with your pants down.

    We were in a ranch, thus no upstairs. They would shine flashlights at our windows. Laser pointer to the eyes would stop them quick.

    Your situation is a lot more - forward. But there are pieces of information i believe you could use to your benefit in a preparedness scenario.

    Again, DM me if you need any technical help, I’ll be happy to

    PS definitely be done with FB. Theres a lot more shit than this one clown to do with that place. Ive been trying to avert my SOs father from something similar as well, but FB is another tool of this admin ib many ways



  • redirects port 80 to wikipedia

    Unless Im missunderstanding… why? You are using a reverse proxy and https for your services? If you aren’t, that’s a terrible vulnerabulity you’ve made yourself. Why would you need to access a web service on any other port than https? A reverse proxy allows you to use subdomain routing to access different services behind your domain. Your companies firewall is certainly blocking you from accessing nonstandard ports.