Perhaps you could try bottles? I can’t speak on it’s usefulness or not, but something else to try. https://usebottles.com/

I’d recommend pangolin on a vps and skipping cloudflare. It makes the tunnel super simple. Just make sure to harden then VPS.

Another good one ifconfig.me it can be used from a terminal to easily get your IP address

curl ifconfig.me

Super simple and clean response back too.

You can get an updated modem from Nissan if you wanted. My boss did that, but I don’t remember the cost.

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Edit: just noticed the weird box. I’m too lazy to redo it.

Yeah, I keep getting myself blocked because of something I’m hosting is giving a lot of false positives. I suppose I’ll have to dig into it at some point. For now I just whitelist the IPs I use.

So that’s why I see flags everywhere (cars, houses, hats, etc. ). People seem to forget which country they’re in.

Bazzite is based on Fedora and is fairly stable.

Not booze either, 😣

Maybe some day, don’t break what isn’t broken (for now).

Proton will so smtp if you’re on one of the paying plans. You can get your own domain setup to use with it. This is what I do. I just had to contact them to get it setup, they ask a few questions about usage, which I just said was self hosting stuff and sending occasional emails.

Just as long as I can get a full refund if I’m unable to attend anymore. Maybe up to an hour before or something.

For my use case, I can’t get it to autoplay the next podcast. I would need to setup a playlist or something. The Web version does this just fine, just not the app. I’ve been playing with Absorb and that seems to do this, though in Android Auto mode it breaks occasionally. Can’t speak for this app. Maybe I’ll try it and see.

You could try half-caf. I’ve found some good decaf coffee since I’ve effectively quit caffeine (in major doses, as I’m aware decaf still has SOME).

In the most literal sense.

I put my uptime kuma on the VPS to monitor my home infrastructure from the outside. Let’s me know when things go down much more reliably.

In my opinion, it’s (the service) self-hosted and not home-hosted. Hardware is just a platform.

When walking with a lot of ice, always walk on the snowy, cloudy, and/or crunchy looking areas. You’ll get more grip with the crunch of the ice and snow than on just ice. If it looks clear, didn’t go near. (Or something like that)