In the process of trying to engage more with niche communities here on lemmy, I bring you the most fine and common post you will ever find.

As the tittle says I want to hear your thoughts, drops you had, or whatever you want about this first week of the league.

I will go first.

For an old but casual player like me, its has been a really great league start.

I tend to skip a few leagues. I don't remember such a smooth one. The campaign has been really smooth, maybe too smooth. Between the chest from the league and the socket color change it has been really easy to go through.

Also while i have read complaints about loot on the first days, for me voyages and charts had been great. Maybe it's because i don't juice maps too much. Both the charts and voyage reminds me of alch and go, you don't think, just put the chart and go blow things.

Bonus track: I had my first event in a lot of years of poe, i vendored a body chest while i was in the final part of crafting it. Luckily i'm so bad at it that it was trash by any standards, but it stung me a lot, it was MY trash.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/45249301

Hi there, i have a few questions about GL-Mt3000 and Openwrt.

Context Wall fell free to skip:

::: spoiler spoiler

I bought a year ago a Gl-Mt3000 and have been using it as a home router since then.

It was fantastic, since the interface is really easy, i put all my iot on a guest network, my family cellphones on another and activated Adguardhome with little knowledge needed.

Now, i wanted to start learning a bit more, so i decided to host the dns sinkhole (Adguard Home) by myself on my main network.

I more or less got it working, it shouted a few errors but it worked. My problem is that the iot devices on the guest network can't access it.

Tinkering with the gl-inet interface i was able to proxy all dns request to the Adguard server, but since they are redirected from the router i lose the statistics since every query appears as if it was done by the router itself.

From what i read, there are ways to make the udp 53 port reach the guest network but it flew a bit over my head, and i don't know how touching luci will mess with the gl-inet interface. Edit: You can easily do this through the gl.inet interface, on the tab called port forwarding, you can forward between zones, not only to the internet, i don't know why it didn't occurred to me. In my defense i wasn't able to google either. Maybe it was too obvious. :::

Questions:

Is there any benefit to host AdguardHome outside the router? I did it to learn, but i don't know if it has any advantages.

I plan to learn openwrt and flash the router to vanilla openwrt. My reasons are that:

• I feel restricted by the gl-inet interface.
• Gl-inet doesn't seem to update too frequently their firmware.
• I'm worried their custom software will cause problems if i tinker Luci too much.
• I think it will easier to learn the vanilla version than a custom version.

Does all of this make sense? Do you think is worth to spend time on this?

Hi there, i have a few questions about GL-Mt3000 and Openwrt.

Context Wall fell free to skip: ::: spoiler spoiler I bought a year ago a Gl-Mt3000 and have been using it as a home router since then.

It was fantastic, since the interface is really easy, i put all my iot on a guest network, my family cellphones on another and activated Adguardhome with little knowledge needed.

Now, i wanted to start learning a bit more, so i decided to host the dns sinkhole (Adguard Home) by myself on my main network.

I more or less got it working, it shouted a few errors but it worked. My problem is that the iot devices on the guest network can't access it.

Tinkering with the gl-inet interface i was able to proxy all dns request to the Adguard server, but since they are redirected from the router i lose the statistics since every query appears as if it was done by the router itself.

From what i read, there are ways to make the udp 53 port reach the guest network but it flew a bit over my head, and i don't know how touching luci will mess with the gl-inet interface.

:::

Questions:

Is there any benefit to host AdguardHome outside the router? I did it to learn, but i don't know if it has any advantages.

I plan to learn openwrt and flash the router to vanilla openwrt. My reasons are that:

• I feel restricted by the gl-inet interface.
• Gl-inet doesn't seem to update too frequently their firmware.
• I'm worried their custom software will cause problems if i tinker Luci too much.
• I think it will easier to learn the vanilla version than a custom version.

Does all of this make sense? Do you think is worth to spend time on this?

Hi there, In my search to learn a bit more about Linux, i came across this website called "OverTheWire", which teaches basic and some advanced concepts over SSH. It seems like a fun and engaging way to learn.

However, as a bit of a paranoid beginner when it comes to Linux and networking, i find myself worrying about the potential dangers of connecting to an untrusted network.

So, my questions are:

1. Does anyone have any experience with the website?

2. In the hypothetical case that I open an SSH connection to a compromised network, could that expose me to attacks? (Aside from obvious risks like downloading malicious files myself.)

3. Should I use a virtual machine (VM) for this?

I sincerely appreciate any responses. Thank you!