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  • My phone does this sometimes on cellular data. Usually it's just my phone being an idiot. Check the power settings for the app, restart the phone and clear the cache for the app. That's what I do for my chat apps when it starts getting annoying

  • People have had bad experiences and the founder of Njalla hasn't helped. There are other Domain registrars with a similar strategy to Njalla if you prefer them instead. One can't deny that not having your name on a domain allows for one to host... err, sensitive stuff

  • I'm loving your commentary on the subject.

    When I mentioned Mistral, I meant their attention to open source. Their new model (Mistral small) can be run on consumer hardware with similar results to ChatGPT if trained on good data. AI isn't that useful outside of me asking it to write one-liners but I haven't had the experience you have.

  • I'm trying to create a router + switch combo. I know bonding over CPU is considered a bad idea but I don't want to run a proprietary OS on my switch to get VLANs. I'd rather run an OpenBSD VM and do everything in it.

    This might delve into some networking, but if you can bear with me:

    Whilst I like the idea of VLANs, I don't like running proprietary firmware on my devices. Which means a regular L2+/L3 switch is not going to cut it. But I'm starting to wonder if I can just use Veths and subnetting to segregate traffic between different machines on my network?

    Using your example, can I do:

    PC (router) -> 10Gbe port (3 Veths) -> switch -> three different machines on different subnets?

    Can I prevent the three machines from talking to each other directly through the switch if I put them in different subnets? Sorry for my lousy networking knowledge, it's been a while.