kelvie

Why tie your identity to it at all? There doesn't need to be a collective name for lemmy users.

Is an email user an emailer? Is a reader of RSS feeds a RSS'er? Are discord users discorders? Or signal users signallers?

(Note: Not actually sure if discord users call themselves something)

A lot of the IPs are virtual, e.g. services on metallb, and my home is littered with wi-fi smart-home devices, each requiring their own ipv4.

Before all this I had my own router which allowed me to change the subnet, but after "upgrading" my router, it hard-codes the subnet it dishes out to be a /24. So on my LAN, with my current router, I can only feasibly support a /24 subnet on ipv4.

The real kicker is if I could disable the DHCP server, I could run my own, but my ISP's router software does not have that setting.

It really is though. Remember back when we just had gamefaqs guides? Or actual game wikis that weren't plastered with ads?

It's especially apparent in the japanese gamersphere. There used to be great (grassroots) wikis for basically every Japanese game, now they're all run by e.g. game8 and their clones.

Well, first lesson I just learned is that github.com apparently doesn't have an ipv6 address, so you'll need something like nat64:

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539

K8s is just a huge abstraction over your clusters, the real question is if the software/containers support HA.

Wonder if there's enough interest on lemmy for a replacement for the esphome subreddit.

It's ctrl+1 and ctrl+2, but they only work when the overlay is up (shift-tab).