I’d say to start with CF tunnels unless you need non-web based applications. Cloudflare tunnels require you to have a domain, though.

It has the added benefit that you have network monitoring, logging and some filtering for security that they do on top and you get to manage everything from their web interface.

be warned that the first time can be a bit confusing, but since it’s done using their web interface it’s easier than if you have a problem making wireguard work.

1. Create a tunnel with a public hostname that will be the url to access that service. During the creation of the hostname specify you want it protected by L7 application firewall.
2. Create a new self-hosted application in cloudflare application section and for starters use the default login email and in rules specify the list of emails that are allowed to login

you should now be able to access your application from anywhere.

Alternatively, if you have a DNS server in your home network you can add a private IP range to your tunnel. Let’s say 192.168.0.0/24. Then when you connect with their pseudo-VPN (cloudflare warp or cloudflare ONE) you can directly use your home network’s ip address from that device. If you tell your device to use a local DNS server that resolves your internal services, you’ll be able to connect to them that way.

That amount of stress when you rush a deadline isn’t humane for sure.

I heard on the news that no one survived.

It should be a signature that is sent together with the ActivityPub Object. Yes, if the signature doesn’t match, the content, whether a post, comment, favorite, upvote, etc… should be dropped.

Here is the source code of the library that lemmy uses to handle incoming objects and you can see that it does a call to verify the signature of the actor:

https://docs.rs/activitypub_federation/latest/src/activitypub_federation/actix_web/inbox.rs.html#18-54

Messages are sent with a digital signature that only the original instance could craft.

I’m sorry, I need to say it:

Did she check the control singer? If the control doesn’t say she’s a fascist, but the other one does, then it’s not a placebo but her actually being a fascist.

This might have to do with downtime on lemmy.world and lemmy.ml which prevented them from getting the request to delete the comment.

You’d need to take your site down for a while since write access is necessary to that table to avoid duplicates. But yeah, once you’ve done a vacuum full you could find a way to each day trim old entries.

You can delete old entries from the table. The space will not be released to the filesystem automatically though, but you won’t have to worry about it until enough days pass where it’s filled up the same amount that was freed.

Surprisingly in my area OSM is mapped down to individual trees. Definitely keep up the work, because it shines in areas where it’s well mapped.

That looks like a risky picture to take. Yikes.

Let me know the communities as we might have the content cached.

You need to clear cache / cookies.

Woah I saw troll face and then I stopped seeing him.

Lemmy only stores images that are uploaded to your instance and thumbnails for external links. You’ll have to switch to object storage eventually.

Last I heard they were already suspended. Doesn’t fit into Meta’s corporate Disney world.

I’m absolutely not familiar with elest.io but from what you’re saying I would check that you have a certificate for that domain / https. I don’t think it’s PTR records at all.

try !archive@lemmy.world

Try celeste and super meat boy if you want a skillful platformer with low penalty.

I don’t think they are related at all.