casefan

Initial experience is great! Is there a way to disable the mic but keep camera working? (My fire tablets revoke mic access randomly, looking for any kind of workaround)

Elke keer als ik zoek naar wat er bestaat vind ik nieuwe merken en nieuwe systemen.

Wat ik heb:

• cv ketel (remeha 35kW beuker gehuurd) met 8 radiatoren (terug geschroefd naar 50% en nogsteeds oversized)
• een oud maar klein (100m2) huis met betonnen vloer (geen vloerverwarming)

Wat ik wil:

• van het gas af
• bij voorkeur 1 buitenunit (weinig plek)
• vat met water als thermische batterij lijkt me top ipv doorstromer (boiler/buffer/hyg-buffer?)

Budget: +- 10k na subsidies

Als eerste werd ik verleid door VRF/VRV 3-pijps, want combinatie van lucht/lucht en lucht/water in 1 (split) systeem, nadeel: volgens mij ben je voor zo'n buitenunit alleen al 10+k kwijt. (een hydro high-temperature bi

As the title says, in a few hours I'm doing my, hopefully, last exam ever here. Started in 2011 but found out that I'm bad at studying for exams, too stubborn to give up, so here I am.

Wish me luck!

edit: I DID IT!

The title is quite specific, but the thing I'm wondering about is whether there ever was a period in history where it would be possible (or even common) for a person to grow 'old' without ever encountering any information related to manslaughter/war/etc.

I'm having trouble getting my home network to function properly.

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First of all, I have an ISP supplied modem/router combo, that cannot be put in bridge mode. What I've done is disabled everything I could, and put my own router/firewall (latest opnsense on pc engines apu2c4) in the DMZ.

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so:

internet-------public_ip-[ISP router]-192.168.178.1--------------192.168.178.10-[WAN OPNSense LAN]-10.0.0.1/24-----Rest of my network.

This seems to function properly; I have a reverse proxy (caddy) running on a docker container on an unRAID host (unraid host: 10.0.0.10, caddy container: 10.0.0.200) and I've configured NAT Port

Keybase proof

I am:

• casefan on reddit.
• tbrasser on keybase.

Proof:

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As the title says,

I'm running Pfsense, and I like it very much. I have set-up a remote access vpn so that I can access my LAN devices when I'm not at home.

The VPN connection succeeds and I can do that, however devices on the local network cannot browse the internet anymore and I'm suspecting that I have somethig going wrong with DNS.

I'm using the DNS Resolver with default settings. If there are any screenshots that would help indetifying this issue I will add them.