Anyone know any specific about this device? I cannot find a manufacturer or anything.
Its about 0.5m wide, and maybe half that thick.
There are wifi AP's also, and a few cameras in the store. But there are more of these dishes than cameras and AP's combined.
I know stores do bluetooth tracking through stores, but this device is way to big for that. Also wifi makes little sense given the AP's elsewhere. High powered RFID for monitoring pieces of merchandise maybe?
Does anyone know more about these devices? Some are obviously cameras, but the others are likely some radio scanning, potentially BLE, but I don't know. Anyone know?
I am looking for a router, and OpenWRT came up. I was looking at their table of hardware and the ASUS RT-AC3100 seemed like a good option, as its cheap used, (~$40 USD) and supported by the latest OpenWRT version.
Thing is, its EOL, per Asus. Does this mean that it won't be supported on OpenWRT for much longer?
Is there a way to see or estimate when a router will no longer work on OpenWRT?
What is the state of HDMI/DP support?
Can I simply plug a USBC to DP cord into any TV/monitor and get a screen mirror or similar?
I'd love to use this to replace casting, so would I be able to plug in and put Jellyfin onto a TV?
I'm currently on a Pixel 6, so no hardware support for it, but I plan on upgrading eventually.
Using docker pihole, has anyone got any DoT/DoH working or even any Mullvad DNS?
Everytime I set any of these Pi-Hole just responds with Reply: No reply received
I've tried:
with these too:
194.242.2.2#853
194.242.2.2#443
194.242.2.2
1.1.1.1#853
I would like to run Gluetun in its own compose.yaml file, and run qbittorrent in its own compose.yaml file. I want to use the vpn connection Gluetun makes for qbittorrent.
Does anyone have examples of this working? I've been messing with the containers, and different docker networks can I cannot get it working.
(my test has been running docker exec -it qbittorrent curl -s https://ifconfig.me/)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/35008728
I have a pixel 6, so I have ~1 year of security updates left.
I would like my next phone to use a data-only sim card/esim.
Now I still need my current number, and am okay with paying for it in addition to a data-only plan. What I would like is to leave the pixel 6 at home 24/7, and have a way of forwarding notifications to the new phone.
I am self-hosting many things, including ntfy, so if the phone could send an SMS to ntfy that would be amazing.
Are there any apps that do this? It doesn't have to just forward SMS, but all notifications would also work.
Should I even bother? Just leave it at home and check the SMS whenever I can? (Benefit of forcing people to use Signal)
I have a pixel 6, so I have ~1 year of security updates left.
I would like my next phone to use a data-only sim card/esim.
Now I still need my current number, and am okay with paying for it in addition to a data-only plan. What I would like is to leave the pixel 6 at home 24/7, and have a way of forwarding notifications to the new phone.
I am self-hosting many things, including ntfy, so if the phone could send an SMS to ntfy that would be amazing.
Are there any apps that do this? It doesn't have to just forward SMS, but all notifications would also work.
Should I even bother? Just leave it at home and check the SMS whenever I can? (Benefit of forcing people to use Signal)
I have an expanding homelab that is now including a family members home. I have homeA.com, and they have homeB.com. I manage both, and connect to theirs over Tailscale. Both servers run pihole and traefik. What I want, is to be able to connect to homeB.com from homeA.com. I have a DNS entry in homeA pihole for homeB.com=100.x.x.x (Tailscale ip). So, any device on Tailscale and homeA pihole can access homeB.com.
What I would like, is to make it so only the two servers need Tailscale. So on my laptop, without Tailscale, from homeA, can access homeB.com through the servers Tailscale connection. Is this possible?
Has anyone tried Saily? (https://saily.com/) It claims to be an app to easily setup international eSIMs.
I am curious about its setup process and the information they collect. Can you sign up without the app? How about the app on a separate user profile (android)? Do they require ID to signup (or similar)?
It is a part of NordVPN, which gives some confidence that it is not a scam, however Nord doesn't have a good reputation for privacy, but neither do SIM's in general.
Is it worth bothering with anything like Saily for travel, or does the tried and true pre-paid SIM's?
Are there any guides out there for this? I can't seem to find anything. Renovates docs are good, but don't have a lot of detail on setting up the docker image for self hosting.
Thanks!
I am currently using NPM as my reverse proxy. It runs on a Raspberry Pi which also does pihole. I have a separate server for other non internet critical systems.
So local IP address mappings point a subdomain to the pi's IP, then nginx points to the correct device and port.
I am wondering if Traefik works the same way. Can I run Traefik on the Pi, then point my other sever at it? (I believe Caddy doesn't allow this)
I would like to migrate away from using .env for secrets, and use something hashicorp vault. How would one do this for something like pihole, where there is an env var with the password?
