Can't speak to how difficult it would be to do after the fact. My guess is just adding in the lines in the docker compose.
As for CrowdSec, it seems to run in the background and I haven't looked at it much. I've triggered it a few times and locked myself out. So I've added my home IP to the whitelist (it's running on a VPS). It also locked out my uptime Kuma so I whitelisted that too.

By self-hosted you mean you have hardware geographically distributed? Like... boxes at friend's houses or...?

Actually RP and by proxy ERP is basically a perfect fit for what LLM are good at.

Good RP is basically nothing but improv and rolling with a functional scenario no matter how weird it gets. Which LLM are fantastic at doing.

You arnt worried about accuracy or memory after all. Just that it can string together coherent English and play pretend with you. Literally the ideal use case for a LLM.

Strangely enough, twitch streams and chat were working fine but everything else was broken, had an empty following list.

Minority browsers. Since I daily drive Pale Moon, I'm among the people affected. It's suspected that they test only the 3-4 most popular browsers, and whether anything else works with their code is up to luck.

You may think browsers with tiny market shares aren't important, but all new browsers start out that way. I fear for Ladybird if it ever makes it past the alpha stage, for instance.

Lol the power is out and this guy thinks he's gonna get overnight deliveries smh

/s

Oh shit, a fellow FDE-head in the wild... What do you think of the latest Bad Dragons they just got in? I got one for 50% off, and it was only slightly used by Frank.

As someone who hasn't worked anywhere with a profit-motive in over a decade, I don't know how you guys do it. Truly...

Domain registration and renewal is at cost, and DNS is free. I'm not sure what's detrimental to the internet about that...

My paid hosting is elsewhere, so they're not making any money off me.

no, self-hosted meaning it's all on the local network. it's just a folder on NAS that has a local DNS route to it.

rewrite rules that rewrite the HTML and replaces "cdn.stuff.com" to "mycdn.local.net".

so not a true CDN, but a mock.

Dafuq is a character.ai and why is it in the same list as google and cloudflare? Like yea my local grocery store had some issues should that be on the list too?

The way CDNs and virtual hosts work in general is to read the host field in the HTTP header, otherwise unless you dedicate an IP for each domain / “web site” there would be no way to know what to serve.

But the point of CDNs is to direct connections to a geographically-near IP, yes?

The domain name that any CDN webserver in different regions will get in the HTTP request headers is going to be the same, CNAME or no.

The issue is if you put the CNAME of foo www.foo-cloudflare-cdn.com. then it will just resolve to whatever the A/AAAA record is for that, and send the host of www.foo.com – which they will only service if that domain is hosted with their nameservers (they run automated checks to make sure you’re actually doing so).

Ah, okay, I could see someone having automated checks that actively prevent it.

It's seen tech talks by Twitch's engineering team. Some of those folks are scary smart.

Not that it takes that much cleverness to avoid using CloudFlare, of course.

But might be related. Twitch had some clever fallbacks and work-arounds for slow Internet, in that tech talk.

Centralized is control. Control is profit. It’s already not “well”, that’s why we’re here discussing it.

c/selfhosted having a field day rn

I used Cloudflare tunneling for a while, then started to have similar thoughts. I'm off Cloudflare now.

An AI chatbot that pretends to be a character and you roleplay with it.

Had to include something AI because of the craze, probably picked at random