Something I’ve wanted to do for a while now is share my /48 from Hurricane Electric’s Tunnel Broker service over my Wireguard network to other servers that don’t have IPv6 available. Well, they do, but, the data center will only route a /48. They were more than happy to setup RA on my VLAN, but […]
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While firewalls like OPNsense and pfSense are great, I’m not fond of them. While FreeBSD, the OS that OPNsense and pfSense are built on top of, is incredibly secure and stable, each of these firewalls are anything but lightweight. They run PHP as well as a web server to serve that PHP interface. These extras
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The Apple September Event was the other day and like these events always seem to do (and WWDC is no different) is kick up the hornets nest of the Apple haters. This years hot topic: USB-C! All the Apple haters I’ve seen have been spewing the same piece of misinformation over and over: “Apple was
This is a rant post. If you’re offended by swearing or think Musk is a god, then skip this one. Look. I’m going to be frank. If you’re still on Twitter, or is it X? Who the fuck even knows anymore? You’re a fucking idiot and part of the goddamn problem. Of course, if you
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The title is exactly what it says: Big Tech (Facebook, Google, Microsoft, etc.) hate the open web. Why would they hate the open web? Because they now own properties that conflict with the open web. If you’re looking for information on a topic, they’ll show you Wikipedia, YouTube, or some other major website than, say,
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Apple has a pretty big problem with M2 (really, it’s the whole Apple Silicon lineup): it’s too good. What do I mean by it’s too good? Let me explain! See, Intel doesn’t just make a “Intel Core” (or I guess now it’s just “Intel Pentium”) or “Intel Core i3” or “Intel Core i7”. They make
The day was coming, but I don’t think anyone expected it to happen so soon. I’ve talked with various people at Red Hat over the years and it’s no secret that the Red Hat clones (namely CentOS in previous years, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux as of late) have been a thorn in their side. While
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In tech, nothing ever really goes away. In the last 5 years, I have seen/used: I’m also probably forgetting a bit too. But these were all production systems. All of this was keeping businesses alive. In the non-business world, I’ve seen BBSs used as communication platforms as well as just being
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This is an argument I keep having with one person on Mastodon about the future of pfSense. As of this blog post, it’s been almost 1 year and 4 months since the last release of pfSense CE. Do you know what has happened in that time? Did you see that last one? PHP 7.4 went
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Back in 2015, the company I was working for at the time was renovating an office that was bought from another organization. This organization used HID iClass readers for their access control system. When my employer started moving into the building, our security company replaced the iClass readers with standard HID prox readers. They left
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