Death road to Canada is always my groups go to for a couch co-op session.

Its a feature, not a bug.

Haha, thanks; I’m certain I’m not the only techie fighting big tech in this way, and if I can help other self hosters on the journey, I’m more than happy to.

The real angels are the many unsung heroes that develop these open source projects. Without their dedication to the good fight, people like me wouldn’t be able to do what we do.

Glad to hear others are doing the same! I actually started out with authentik, but just could not get emails to play ball. It was no doubt something I was doing wrong though, as I remember finding nobody else with the same issues when trawling support forums, which is why I ultimately jumped to keycloak.

I definitely prefer the customisation in authentik to keycloak. I have to use a git project for compiling my keycloak ‘theme’, that allows basic UI changes like logos. Safe to say the theme hasn’t changed since it was first setup.

Its pretty rudimentary reverse proxy via VPN setup. Just Client - VPS - server, using a separate wireguard connection for each service for a zero trust setup.

I’m using an oldish github project called selfhosted-gateway for setup. It hasn’t been updated in some time, but I’m still using it as the overhead on the VPS side is tiny compared to any other solution (like netbird for example) and honestly, it just works.

The setup is pretty simple, a docker container for the wireguard setup Is spun up on both sides creating a wireguard tunnel, with the home server container running nginx, that will expose the relevant container depending on config. The VPS side uses caddy which automatically handles TLS too, so its a quick and easy implementation once you get your head around it.

The purple colouring suggests its a proton map to me, but I’ve not verified that.

Edit: the source link is proton. So probably their AI; Lumo.

Goat simulator 3 exists, despite there being no Goat simulator 2.

Those are responses to your comment though. Your comment frames the narrative as ‘this is about the children’, and as such, the resulting discourse is based around that, my responses included, despite my differing interpretation of the original statement.

When I mention the state they represent, I mean it in the same way an athlete represents their nation. I don’t believe said athlete is directly responsible for their countries actions, but I also agree with their expulsion from international events when they represent a state that is actively committing atrocities (like Russia with the Olympics for example). The alternative is sane washing the atrocities commited (IE: Israel participating in Eurovision).

Did you interpret the comment as aimed at the children, rather than the state of Israel?

Maybe the original commenter does consider a couple of 8 year olds to be evil, I can’t speak on their behalf; but it seems far more likely they’re referring to the genocidal state currently killing 8 year olds that they represent, rather than specific individuals playing chess.

I’m sure they were devastated to automatically advance to the next round.

I would tune in to something called terrorball, in all honesty.

The slogan could be. “It’s not good, it’s terrorball.”

Probably not solar alone, but there are a number of established green energy data centres in the world