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Since this is vibe coded, I’d definitely like to see lots of testing in the same repo. And why not add automated testing in GitHub action on new pushed commits so we can all see the results without cloning it.

That could give some credibility to the code.

Edit: add a vulnerability scanner as an app in GitHub too

I think the main difference is that services adapt to mqtt while nfty adapts to services to send the msgs. Also, nfty offers push notifications on your Android device.

I’m fine with that, we are not in a hurry.

I’m curious to see your setup and logs as well. I’m going full steam quadlets too but I didn’t do arr yet.

I’m trying to find an easy way to redo my VMs and configs, I’ve started learning terraform to build my VMs and create a cloud init to install all necessary things. Then I think I’ll use ansible for the remaining and put back my configs.

While I’m sure this will work well, I find this is a huge amount of work. I’m hoping someone else has some good ideas / lessons learned about that.

Im curious, why unicast over magic packet?

Well, I was waiting for that game since forever!! /s

Ah, that explains. Thanks.

but what worked was what IHave69XiBucks proposed.

Why do I not see his comment?

Don’t you mean fusion? Fission is separate and we’ve already achieved it a long time ago.

Way to leave us hanging by that comma 😅

I don’t really know what this means, what should be considered wrong in this?

I love the concept too and I just hope it will catch on much more than this. To convert your compose files you could use Podlet. I’m also working on converting it to JavaScript(PodletJS) so it’s available in it-tools.

Go for Podlet though, really nice for command lines.

Sorry for all the links, I got overly excited 😆

Can’t wait to see the price they’ll have to pay for a cpu made in US

Shouldn’t you use Redhat(or Rocky) then instead? It is more thoroughly tested than Fedora.

I know nothing about this, but I thought it should be easier since RISC-V has less instructions than x86-x64 and this would mostly result in lack of performance.

I vote for wireguard here, I don’t expose anything other than game servers to the internet