Don’t sorry about it mate :)

Just FYI: the country’s name is Colombia, not Columbia.

I have a similar use-case.

What I did for the VPN was to use Wireguard. I configured it using wg-easy, and it’s, well, very easy. What your need to do is:

1. Install wg-easy via Docker.
2. Configure it and create a profile.
3. Open ports in your router to allow port-forwarding the Wireguard tunnel.
4. (Optional). Install a Wireguard client on your cellphone. I use “WG Tunnel”, a FOSS client. Note that the author of the app is a bit of a religious nut, If you care about that kind of stuff.
5. Scan the profile QR generated in wg-easy on your WG Tunnel.
6. Increase the “PersistentKeepalive” parameter to something like 30 seconds in WG Tunnel. This will increase the tunnel’s resiliance to disconnections due to small packet losses; without that, Jellyfin/Navidrome will constantly disconnect.
7. Open Navidrome/Jellyfin, and done :)

Let me know If you have any questions, glad to help.

I think that’s kind of their idea. Be unsustainable and unprofitable, yet push to be on everything so the Goverment will bail them out.

Less than 24 hours here lol.

My point wasn’t to attack the people just saying “Go to Jesus” but there whole narrative that masturbating is seen in such a bad way. Complete control and supression of sexuality, where the OP felt genuinely bad for that, and the comments simply followed the wagon.

But that’s my point, everything feels so restrictive. Why is doing something harmless that you want and enjoy doing seen in such a negative way.

What a perfect example of how sexuality is suppressed, controlled

You reminded me of a post I saw in r/catholicism. OP wanted to stop masturbating, but wasn’t able to overcome the urge and felt very bad about it, knowing it was wrong, and was asking advice. All the comments were in the line of “Just trust and submit to Jesus and he’ll help you”.

WTF… I felt bad for OP and other people in a situation like that.

No idea, fair point. I remember they definitely oversampled some months ago, and corrected the numbers after publication, but I don’t know if that’s the case here.

Looking at the huge spike in Simplified Chinese number, it seems like yet another oversampling of Chinese computers. A more reliable metric is Linux share computers with English as their language, currently at >8% for the first time.

The same thing with people cheering on Maduro’s capture. People don’t care this is not a selfless act, they simply hope things finally start to get better.

No, unless you use GrapheneOS, iOS is far more secure than Android.

IMO they prefer this pseudo-clandestinity. There’s a huge difference between operating and securing a criminal group and actually fully running the whole actual country. Plus is not a single cartel, there’s a whole web and war of cartels, depending on the zone.

The cartels presence also depends on the of part of México you look at, and CDMX, the capital, is not in a situation as bad as other regions.

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They have a huge corruption problem, and the cartels are very big, even having partial control over the goverment. This creates a situation in which few people in power are both willing and capable of doing something, as they are either bribed or murdered.

It’s because you usually won’t find a typo in an LLM-generated post, like you can in a human-written one.

Dang, that’s a lot of seperate parts for 1 “simple” task

Agree, but this setup (node-exporter + Prometheus + Grafana) allows for a lot of expansion and customization. I’m sure there are simpler tools that tell you your computer status, and it’s up to you to see which fits more your use-case.

but just seems like there could be an easier way

I’ve felt that way before. But in this case of node-exporter and Prometheus, it’s way simpler. You don’t even need Docker, and the installation for both tools is basically a single line that you can copy and paste from their documentation.

Configuring Prometheus to accept node-exporter is a bit harder I admit, but again you can simply copy and paste the documentation example. The whole process should take like ~10 minutes if you follow the documentation.

Prometheus+Grafana is my go-to. You can also add Drilldown plugin to Grafana and it will monitor Docker logs.

Prometheus is incredibly versatile and widely used, so a lot of projects support metrics export to it, so IMO is your safest blind bet.

For even more custom behaviour, you can create very simple Python scripts that send data to Prometheus.

Prometheus is a metric scrapper, it just recollects metrics from either its own computer or another one. If you want to monitor something, you also need that something to publish metrics, so they can be scrapped by Prometheus.

Thus if you want to monitor even just a single computer, you need node-exporter to publish the metrics, and Prometheus to gather them. Then you can use Grafana to create beautiful dashboards (or use community’s), and even add alarms to it.

Unless you use GrapheneOS, iOS is more secure than Android.