Nijusseiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika, episode 6

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Kimi no Koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo 3rd Season, episode 6

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My blog has been up and running for a few months now and I wanted to have a better idea of what sort of visitor numbers I was getting but as it is a blog about FOSS, self-hosting and privacy I wasn’t just about to hand data to Google.

I managed to set up a self hosted instance of Rybbit but it was a bit heavier resource wise than other options I have looked at so I had to have a major overhaul in my Proxmox node layout!

The basics about types of open-source software licenses, their differences, how to choose a license etc.

I made some progress on the logo of my game. I wanted to showcase some variation of colors in the game through the logo, so I implemented a gradient animation on it. Overall pretty happy with it.

Which text editor do you use?

Note: I couldn’t crosspost as the automod would remove it.

Artist: Hakusyokuto | fediverse | pixiv | twitter | danbooru

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Seihantai na Kimi to Boku 2nd Season, episode 6

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Today’s game is Majora’s Mask. I’m not sure why but i just wasn’t feeling up for anything, and went digging around for something. I guess at some point i had set the Recomp up and went ahead and this sounded better than nothing so i launched it.

This is only my second brush with this game. The first one was around 2017, when i played the Remake on my 3DS. I 100% that one and it was one of my favorite games at that time.

Playing through the original is kind of like learning too read it in different handwriting. It’s not bad, just slightly different. One of the main things that was “different” was the Astral Observatory. The way i remember it on the Remake, everything was a pinkish hue. Meanwhile in the OG it has a kind of trippy rainbow effect i can’t really describe, except as being akin to the Bowser Levels in SM64, which is an aesthetic i really love.

I am absolutely sure i’m not treading any new ground here either, but i love the Timer mechanic. Going back through this created a hectic moment that would have normally been forgettable.

I had gotten cocky and just killed time until midnight to get to the top of the tower, what i had forgotten was i needed the Land Plot to get up there. When midnight hit and i only had 5 minutes left. I was scrambling to the plot to try and get it sure i had failed something. Thankfully i had grabbed the Moon’s Tear before leaving the observatory, but if i hadn’t, it would have ended my run all because I was too cocky. It was an incredibly memorable experience just for that last minute rush it created because of my own ego.

Anyways, i may play more soon. I think i was just in a bit of a slump today and nothing sounded good. I have an old CRT Monitor and i think it’d be cool too hook it up too that, so maybe that’s something i’ll do next time i play.

Source: Gochiusa. Made with ImageMagick.

Meta was paying out-and-out neo-Nazis to post on Facebook, an investigation from Australia’s ABC News found.

These pages and individual creators posted content that appeared to be in clear violation of Facebook’s own hate speech policies. Nonetheless, they were able to earn money on their posts through the platform’s “Content Monetization” program — which is invitation-only.

One receiving payouts from Meta was Hugo Lennon, a known far-right agitator and white nationalist with ties to neo-Nazi groups. Lennon was taken away by police for hurling racial abuse at India’s prime minister Narendra Modi during his stay at a Melbourne hotel, and is believed to be one of the organizers behind an “anti-immigration” march on a sacred Indigenous site in the city last year.

Lennon, in other words, was a known quantity, and Meta should’ve been under no illusions about who they were paying to drive engagement on the platform. Still, the investigation found that he’s been receiving payments from Facebook since September 2025.

Meanwhile, the Facebook page for the Australian white supremacist site The Noticer has been making money through the revenue program since November 2025. Underscoring how much Meta has dropped the ball on this one, even X — owned by Elon Musk, who performed two suspiciously Sieg Heil-looking salutes back in 2025 — has banned The Noticer for violating its “hateful profile policy.”

I’m trying to use signal on two profiles of my grapheneos phone. I’m already aware signal only allows one device per account, so I’ve been trying to use the Molly fork, which allows me to connect as a linked device. However, when I switch profiles and try to link it just doesn’t work. Does anyone have any solutions? This is really important to me.

EDIT: for anyone interested this is the only possible solution without rooting. Since grapheneos resets your internet after every profile switch it’s not possible to do this with internet. You must have a sim card with cell data. Once you toggle off your wifi and vpn, the whole process should work fine. (You still need another device to take a photo of the qr code with). Also the qr code expires so be quick. Also official signal app doesn’t seem to work, so I would use Molly.

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Full title: Finance jobs just hit a 4-year low, but banks posted nearly 49,000 roles seeking new tech skills — Financial activities shed 14,000 jobs in July. Commercial bank postings seeking AI skills jumped by 51 percent

• Black Clover
• World Trigger
• Gintama
• Mob Psycho
• Attack on Titan

Unpopular opinions:

1. The non-serious arcs of Gintama are the best and it peaked between episodes 278 and 291
2. AOT’s final season is the best arc and more would have agreed if WIT continued animating it

Artist: David Liu | bluesky | twitter | artstation | tumblr | danbooru

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1322510/deepmind-s-weathernext-model-achieves-breakthrough-forecasting-cyclones

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1323150/as-ai-therapists-dish-out-advice-california-lawmakers-try-to-set-some-limits

• The use of chatbots has exploded over the last two years, and people are increasingly turning to them for mental health advice.

• SB 903 would ban advertising chatbots as therapy and add rules for AI use in formal health spaces.

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/50442474

Next up on our tour through educational animation/comics is Laid-Back Camp (also commonly known by its Japanese name, Yuru Camp).

This manga-turned-anime falls squarely under the category of “cute girls doing cute things,” which in this case is winter camping. I personally happened to get into camping around the same time as the anime first dropped, and was impressed by the degree of detail in the series, which even included real-world product brands and designs, while the girls visit real sightseeing and camping sites in Japan.

While the “education” provided by this series is markedly less academic and more hobby-oriented, for anyone interested in camping and/or rural Japan, it’s a decent primer in both.

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Is there a good way to do this? I could find surprisingly little information about it online.

Hello beautiful people of this community!

I asked for your help a month back about setting up OPNsense on Proxmox. I went through all the comments in the post.

I got a bit distracted by IRL commitments but I sat down with it properly last week. After a lot of studying, and a bit of trial and error, I have done it!

My Journey

This was my first time with Proxmox, so I spent a few weeks with Proxmox initially before undertaking OPNsense. OPNsense took me a week to install and deploy. I did a staggered deployment over multiple days, i.e., installed the VM first, check connectivity, check DHCP, and then make it part of my homelab.

Architecture

The diagram might look complicated, but it’s simple.

• My host has 3 interfaces, onboard NIC and a dual NIC card.
• I made a LAN and WAN interface out of the dual NIC card, and made the onboard NIC as a management interface.
• I connected all of the interfaces to dedicated Linux bridges and the underlying OS/VMs only use the Linux bridges.
• The onboard NIC was converted into a management interface and is only used to configure Proxmox in case something catastrophic happens.
• The other VMs can communicate with the OPNsense VM via the virtual LAN interface.

I initially was thinking of going through the pass-through option, but after some research, I saw the upsides were very low and you lose a bit of flexibility.

Challenges

1. KEEP TRACK OF YOUR NIC TO LINUX BRIDGE MAPPING - This caused me a lot of stress and trails. I thought I was trying to ping the LAN interface, was connected to the WAN bridge.
2. The Chicken & Egg Problem - During boot, Proxmox needs an IP but the DHCP service inside OPNsense is not up yet. Without that IP, I cannot log into Proxmox. I solved it using a hard-coded IP for Proxmox.
3. Options galore - Coming from standard routers, OPNsense is a different beast; it has so many options that it becomes a crazy labyrinth. Had to read again and again to understand what the options meant.
4. Where is dark mode? - The first change that I wanted to do was set dark mode and I don’t know why but it an ungodly amount of time for something so simple. It’s present in such a weird location (System -> Settings -> General -> Theme)
5. This ain’t Kansas anymore - This is FreeBSD, not Linux. So the same commands won’t work. There is drill, no dig.
6. PLEASE CLICK APPLY - Many times I just forgot to click Apply after making a change and I got super confused.
7. DNS, YOU DEVIL - This was the setting which made me question my own sanity. I have a simple but non-standard setup for DNS. I am running Pihole (Ad-blocking + Local domains) + Adguard DNS Proxy (Supports encrypted DNS). I wanted to tell OPNsense “Hey, use this IP to resolve all internal and external DNS queries”. OPNsense was just not having it. It took me two days of experimentation to finally figure out the right approach (Disable WAN populated DNS, turn off Unbound, and use DHCP options).

Thanks to these people

Their comments really helped me out (Technical and encouragement)

• @chief@lemmy.zip
• @dbtng@eviltoast.org
• @zarathustrad@lemmy.world
• @possiblylinux127@lemmy.zip

Closing remarks

I am still documenting the entire process. I will publish the entire process of how I got a bare Lenovo M720Q working as a virtualized OPNsense router. Remember, if I can do it, anyone else can do it.

Edit: FreeBSD, not OpenBSD

cross-posted from: lemmy.bestiver.se/post/1275280

Heya, I just wanted to post here before doing something that puts my stuff out on the internet for anyone to see 😅

So I have a basic, still in-configuration homelab network going on. It’s Modem --> OPNsense router --> Ubiquiti switch --> Openwrt AP. DNS and DHCP (via Dnsmasq) are working right now, each VLAN (Home Devices, IoT, and Guest) can access the internet. But I’m still tinkering and doing firewall stuff, so sometimes I reactivate the ISP router and switch back to that until I have everything perfect enough to not bother my family

I have a Proxmox homelab that I’ve been running services like Jellyfin and Immich in a Docker Debian VM for a few months now, but I was getting tired of typing out IPs and remembering port nums, especially after bouncing between my router and the original ISP router whenever I’m having network issues. So I wanted to finally map those IPs to human-friendly domains. So like, 192.168.10.247:8096 --> jellyfin.example.com, 192.168.10.247:2283 --> immich.example.com, etc.

I quickly learned that DNS services like Unbound and Dnsmasq do what they say on the tin, DNS only, so I can’t do a override to map ports to a domain, as they can only do IPs. My research led me to reverse proxies, and people said Caddy was simple on OPNsense, so I installed that and followed the official guide/documentation. But then I ran into the issue of needing the domain to be externally resolveable. Which then led me to realizing I need to use some sort of CA.

I know Let’s Encrypt does it for free, plus the guide mentions them as a default so why not? Except I still need an actual external domain so… Cloudflare? DuckDNS? Someone else? I’m so lost…

The biggest concern of mine right now is, if I set up a reverse proxy, does that mean my services are externally accessible? I was using Tailscale so I could avoid that, especially since I know services like Jellyfin have had serious vulnerabilities, and everyone says it’s a good rule of thumb to just not expose services. But how do I map ip + port #s to a domain on OPNsense?

This is pure evil 😭