When Traefik was rewritten, the documentation became a disgusting outdated mess and stayed that way for too long, maybe still is? The configuration needed for doing things right, and doing advanced things, was crazy verbose and clogged up any compose file you used. Same with Kubernetes annotations. As I recall, debugging misbehavior was ulcer inducing due to lack of feedback.

I don’t even remember what pushed me over the edge but it took me probably one evening to rip out traefik and stick caddy in the mix. My compose file shrank by 50%, and the caddy file is a few dozen lines. All of the right behavior is just baseline. No, it’s not as slick as putting an annotation on a container and getting a configuration, but it was never just one annotation in my experience, and caddy is just so much more usable than the alternatives like nginx and even haproxy.

100%. I go even further and explicitly advise against traefik these days, and I was a huge proponent of it when it launched.

Caddy is just the best reverse proxy, period. When the experiments for using it as a Kubernetes ingress succeed, it’s going to change everything.

https://voidauth.app/#/ProxyAuth-and-Trusted-Header-SSO-Setup

The entire docs are pretty short but cover everything. I stumbled into one issue and worked with the dev to update the docs. It was a breeze.

For your 75 apps, any that doesn’t support OIDC can be protected by VoidAuth’s ProxyAuth. Have your reverse proxy forward the request to the voidauth api and it will use the authenticated user’s group membership to allow or deny access. So in your case you could have a blanket rule covering your entire domain and gradually add more specific paths as needed.

Can’t help with your question unfortunately. But I highly endorse VoidAuth!

My heart stopped. Sheesh.

It’s beautiful. It took me under an hour to implement. I never got authentik or authelia working, and this is all in one container.

ARC Raiders definitely has some server side checks. On launch day I was selling items too fast and got a pop up that I violated some constraint and that I was being sent back to the lobby with my inventory in the last good state.

That should honestly just be the norm.

I know you don’t need to hear this but just for the record, ARC Raiders just launched with EAC and works perfectly in Proton. This dude is either lying or ignorant, and I’m not sure which is worse.

Similar story with space Skyrim (can’t even remember its name). I don’t think I even had to select a reason I’m cancelling, I just stopped renewal and they immediately gave the entire $10 back. Can’t figure out why game pass is so unprofitable…

Another banger video. Thanks! That’s exactly how I figure I’d learn. For the last few years I’ve been addicted to watching subbed and unsubbed episodes of Game Center CX and when they speak slow enough, the ambiguous learning really works. E.g. when everyone is groaning after a death and gets serious and the narrator says “lasto iki” well it’s pretty obvious iki means “life”

I ended up watching 4 eps and yeah it was really enlightening. Especially episode 2, discussing “it” being invisible.

It did help me realize that I’m just not a language learner. Might give her videos another run at a slower speed to try and process all the academic jargon.

You were not kidding about the voice. Sheesh.

The secret is to just kill or not recruit the annoying characters. I’ve played the entire story a few times and I always forget Karlach is in the game because I kill her every time. Astarion too, can’t stand the rogue stereotype.

That being said I did leave a negative Steam review for BG3 and I get made fun of for liking the game and not recommending it lol

I’m an out of towner, but I feel you. I had a very similar experience with my Spotify “new releases” playlist. One tiny incongruity and after investigating I realized half of the playlist was fake.

And now I have to look at every single new to me band’s profile and history before I can bring myself to listen. I feel like a crazy person.

Your ports are not mapped so the host system doesn’t know about them. You only have them exposed, which is for docker communication.

Map your ports and then you’ll be able to access them by host-ip:mapped-port.

Then you can use nginx to proxy to that.

I think the distributed feature is just a bonus really.

If I had to strawman a homelabber use case, maybe you’re a very data conscious photographer or videographer and you set up another storage array at your parents house as part of your back up system. 🤷

S3 compatible means tooling compatible. Plenty of small to medium operations who aren’t tripping over themselves to throw money at the cloud. A couple guys with hardware admin and docker admin experience is ridiculously cheaper.

I decided to start blocking the people posting them. It turns out, it was literally one user making it a spam problem. I blocked one or two more on principle and haven’t seen a moth meme since.

After playing last night, it’s not back breaking to queue up but it’s full body cast inducing getting a “bad” third player because there’s no forfeit method and you can’t even intentionally spike the run until the first boss.

Writing is a rare form of communication, borderline unique to humans. Because of that, to me, it’s fundamentally unethical to have “AI” “write” anything. It’s insulting to me on a base level, particularly when used for communication.