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Whats a hobby/craft that you wouldn't expect that has an incredibly high ceiling either monetarily or in sheer skill?
  • Gymnastics. The skill part is obvious but monetarily its more than i expected. I thought it would be like going to a regular gym but its usually much more expensive to use the gyms and thats if you can find a time slot where adult males can train.

  • Proviron (Mesterolone) Experience
  • I didn't notice any changes. Good or bad. Just nothing different. No change in libido. Didn't have the sleep issues you mention either though. Granted it's been several years so I don't remember what my cycle or dosages were at the time.

  • Can i use the ansible playbook to setup a local matrix server?

    Okay so ideally it wouldnt be local but i'm behind a carrier grade NAT and my isp isnt very cooperative but monopolies gonna monopoly so here i am.

    What i want is basically beeper. I want to use element on my phone with bridges so i dont need half a dozen different messaging apps.

    Note that i know what i am doing is probably horrible in terms of security.

    I setup matrix by following the ansible playbook docs. I skipped all the dns stuff. I set to a random made up domain. And changed my hosts file to point

    matrix.made-up-domain.com

    element.made-up-domain.com

    to my server internal ip address.

    I disabled ssl in

    inventory/host_vars/matrix.made-up-domain.com/vars.yaml

    Using

    devture_traefik_config_entrypoint_web_secure_enabled: false

    In inventory/hosts i also used my made up domain.

    I hit go and eventually i got it to work. Even got a couple of bridges working. The issue is it only works on my desktop not on my phone. Both of them are on the local network. I think it has to do with the element app on my phone not liking that ssl is disabled.

    I dont really know what the best option is at this point. Should i try self signed certificates? Or maybe something like ngrok or pagekite? Its okay if it is only local. I can play around with zerotier or something similar so i can still access it outside the network.

    Note that im not able to pay for anything either which makes things more complicated. Cant buy a domin name or pay for a vps or any of the things that would make this easier.

    Update: I got it working. The key was the self-signed certificates I think. That simplified a lot of stuff. Well, it made it so I could follow the playbook more closely, so I was able to use the work that other people put into that instead of having to tweak a bunch of stuff.

    I also setup pi-hole to use the local DNS stuff on my made up domain. I think i was right that Zero tier gives me access to everything from outside the network using pi-hole for the DNS. I don't get cell service where I live though, so testing that will be a process.

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    Arizona Republican refers to Black Americans as 'colored people' in House floor debate
  • I definitely agree. But someone publicly speaking on the subject should probably look into it first or at least their team should give them a heads up.

    I feel the same way when politicians fuck up talking about tech stuff. If I'm talking with my friends about encryption and I fuck up the terminology I don't really care. If I'm a politician talking about it in a house floor debate I'm gonna make myself look retarded to anyone who knows anything about encryption and ruin my own credibility in the process.

  • Wish we didn’t live in a capitalist dystopia
  • True. I want a nice car before getting a house. How the fuck else will I get to my job to pay for my car and house? And by "nice" I mean "won't break down on the way to my job." very few of my friends have ever bought a new car.

  • welcome
  • That's great! Shoot me a DM when you make the switch and I'll figure out how to pass off the community if you're interested in taking it over. Not exactly a lot to mod right now but I'm staying away from Reddit and hopefully there's enough people moving away to get a bit of content.

  • Is Lemmy dying?
  • It seems pretty active to me. I use Jerboa and have it default to all/new so I don't expect tons of comments but there are almost always fresh posts. From my experience its pretty lively.

  • The immediate future of the subreddit [r/chess] is in question after our latest subreddit poll. Results and the situation so far
  • I'm surprised by a lot of the comments. It's frustrating that so many people just want their entertainment. They don't seem to care that Reddit is making it harder or even impossible for the people that use their personal time to keep the sub moving. It reeks of entitlement.