Nostr Web Client

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G Force G 6mo ago

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Mark 🐢⚡💜🫂

Downloaded Red Dead Redemption 2. Unable to login to Rockstar account using Linux, anyone else had this issue?

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#Asknostr

https://blossom.primal.net/eceed9446bc93129f667543c746ad55436a1c1a462005d65b626c587e8960f0d.mp4

G Force G 6mo ago

Had a similar issue with a much older rock star game. Worked 10 years ago, now I have to log into both steam and rock star and the rock star stuff fails on Linux. Really disappointed. I don't give them my money now.

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FLASH

⚡️💬 NEW - Futurist Kevin Kelly says AI is forcing everyone to ask big questions about human purpose

It's caused a species-wide identity crisis: "what are we humans for?"

People everywhere are now thinking about what we should be doing, not just what we can do.

G Force G 6mo ago

💪Gym 🎸Jam 🏝Tan👕Laundry

🍳Cook 🌍 Take down the British empire...

Between two ages

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krisl

Must be a dns thing or routing thing. Describe more where is the server located relative to your phone, how is the network setup...etc

I am connecting to a Linksys Smart WiFi router with DNS setup to use my private PiHole instance. DNS works in all other apps except the Nextcloud client and other users have had problems with IPv6 bring enabled on the router. I've disabled it on both my mesh router and my modem / router but that doesn't seem to have fixed it. I don't understand how I can have an IPv6 IP address when it is disabled at the router.

https://help.nextcloud.com/t/android-app-could-not-find-host-via-url/137387?_escaped_fragment_=

Alright, so I'm pretty sure it IS a DNS issue. Specifically a IPv6 DNS issue.I disabled IPv6 on my router and restarted my phone but my phone still has an IPv6 IP address and the issue with the app exists.

I don't get why you would make an android app that relies on DNS but doesn't rollback to IPv4. It seems like if you let the OS do what it wants then it would just work. At least that's how all other apps seem to work for me. This is the only problem app.

Does anyone have experience with nextcloud on android? I can connect to it in my browser, but my locally hosted nextcloud instance is not seen by the android sync client from within the app. I copy and paste the baseurl directly fr the browser and the app says it can't find the host.

I don't like creating accounts so I figure I would #asknostr insteas

https://help.nextcloud.com/t/android-app-could-not-find-host-via-url/137387?_escaped_fragment_=

Alright, so I'm pretty sure it IS a DNS issue. Specifically a IPv6 DNS issue.I disabled IPv6 on my router and restarted my phone but my phone still has an IPv6 IP address and the issue with the app exists.

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GHOST

What are your essential home server services?

#asknostr

Nextcloud

Pastefy

Wallabag

Linkify

Jellyfin

Pihole

... I probably need to add a bitcoin node

I would think DNS was the problem as well except that I can browse the host in vanadium. It is as if the nextcloud client app no longer uses the DNS settings of the OS.

I tried two other hosts, one that exists and one that does not. I got two new errors:

I tried another host on the network and got a different error: "server not found" I have all of my self hosted services going through traefik reverse proxy. And this process works fine in an android VM.

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WestleBittle

I also self-host nextcloud with a proper url and use the android client on graphene.

For some reason I never nailed down, the app was particularly picky to my hairpin routing. Ij that I could access it from outside the LAN, but not inside the LAN.

I fiddled with a bunch of stuff on the server, the router and phone ans then it just started working and has for years,

The other issue I had, was the NC app being picky with self signed SSL certs. I have had zero issues with that since I started using Traefik and LetEnceypt.

There is ligh at the end of the tunnel, I've had my setup stable for years.

I would think DNS was the problem as well except that I can browse the host in vanadium. It is as if the nextcloud client app no longer uses the DNS settings of the OS.

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Hanshan

do you have WebviewJIT disabled? try fiddling with those Graphene exploit protection settings...?

Just checked and this is enabled

Does anyone have experience with nextcloud on android? I can connect to it in my browser, but my locally hosted nextcloud instance is not seen by the android sync client from within the app. I copy and paste the baseurl directly fr the browser and the app says it can't find the host.

I don't like creating accounts so I figure I would #asknostr insteas

I am experiencing this issue with both my android devices. One is grapheneOS and the other is lineage. I installed the app in a virtual device on Android studio and I don't have this problem.

Does anyone have experience with nextcloud on android? I can connect to it in my browser, but my locally hosted nextcloud instance is not seen by the android sync client from within the app. I copy and paste the baseurl directly fr the browser and the app says it can't find the host.

I don't like creating accounts so I figure I would #asknostr insteas

How do I get a name to appear on nostr rather than my npub?

Gm from the fiat mine

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Bitcoin Mechanic

"Miners can just put malicious stuff in blocks, so disallow nodes from having any say over whether or not they can reject that stuff from their mempools."

Wakey wakey everyone.

The heart of the issue with Bitcoin Core is this: They are seeking to disallow Bitcoiners any means by which they can decide what does/doesn't end up in their mempools.

This is a critical and almost-never discussed aspect of what makes Bitcoiners sovereign.

You are not running a free service for miners where you must seek and relay to them whatever pays them the most.

Your node is yours to do with what you deem appropriate.

freeborn | ἐλεύθερος | 8r0gwg

Is bitcoin cash closer to what bitcoin is meant to be? Minus the network effect?

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I think everything on the umbrel is in a container...but ty might look into this...

https://medium.com/@kasunmaduraeng/docker-namespace-and-cgroups-dece27c209c7

I wonder if you can identify which cgroup(s) the containers run in and limit the memory of the containers that are consuming toouch memory.

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freeborn | ἐλεύθερος | 8r0gwg

#linux #asknostr

Is there a way to give certain processes priority if memory gets bogged down?

E.g., I'd like the ssh server to always have top priority on a headless device, so if some other processes are bogging things down, I can still "get in" to fix things.

On my raspberrypi 4 running umbrel, it seems like things get bogged down and ssh server is the first thing to go. I can ping the device just fine--but ssh connection just gets refused.

...or is this "not how any of this works"?