I’m still having trouble with it and I’m currently traveling. My analysis so far points to my vps provider being at fault.
I tried doing long term diagnostics, which effectively pinged through the tunnel every 5s and that make it work constantly and perfectly. So maybe some energy saving sleep stuff, which ends up breaking the tunnel?
For me it was:
Don’t do any nieche distros.
Use one of the top ones by user amount, that way it’s less hassle (lots of users prove that stuff works well) and easier to get help (cause larger community).
For gaming a “rolling” distro is recommended to get the most up to date software and bugfixes.
My recommendation is (in order, best to good) cachy, fedora kde or bazzite.
Do not use “stable” distros for gaming like debian or ubuntu or mint. Those do a major release once a year and you will sit on bugs ir compatability issues that are already fixed on other distros. Stable means they don’t update often.
ahahahahaha
It’s way too early ywt but I’ll definitely post it all over lemmy and mention you haha
thank you for being curious and supportive <3
procgen towerdefense
there are a couple games that describe themselves like that, but none of then scratched the itch I had and were not what I had in mind, so I’m making my own
1h of videogame dev every day keeps the depression away
I’m about to set up forgejo again because I need to mirror some git repos and run custom actions on them to build arm64 images automatically when new releases come out.
Would that be possible out of the box with radicle? I get that thats not the main focus, but the project seems interesting and I’d give it a shot if it can do what I need.
Same but nftables and also crowdsec.
Also I had some trouble with the wireguard tunnel dropping lots of packets, which resulted in my services not loading 50% of the time. I did a lot of suggestions at the same time so I’m not sure which one fixed it but here is a list in case anybody has similar troubles:
(will update after work, notes are at home)
The better options do cost twice as much
Yeah thwre are a lot of better options for lots more money. But I don’t have that kind of money.
I need lots of RAM for as cheaply as possible while also being low-ish on the power cpnsumption. There is for example old server hardware on ebay that has 64GB or more RAM but draws like 300W idle. And it’s not even that much cheaper to buy. Like I said for me, a 40W difference is about 100$ per year, so anything lower power than my current server will eventually pay for itself.
I would have gone with amd or intel or whatever, but I didn’t find anything in that price range.
How expensive was your NAS when you bought it and how expensive is it now and how much RAM cause I need a lot.
I tried selfhosting a game server and it was laggy as hell on 8GB RAM. Then I ran it on my laptop that has 32GB and it ran fine and all friends were able to play. Was consuming aboyt 25GB (but still may run with less)
But I’m not gonna run my laptop as a server because it is fully glued and I can’t take out the battery without destroying it.
Another tool I looked into requires at least 16GB RAM.
So maybe for your usecase it’s fine. But for me, I can’t do half the stuff I want cause my cluster server has low RAM nodes. Even though it has 32GB in total (4x8)
So what would you buy for 600$ that has 64GB RAM?
they seem to ship their own kernel, but I’ll try when it arrives later today
Just to point out another interesting example that sits on one extreme end of the spectrum.
https://safing.io/ has a whole open source firewall and traffic monitoring gui app and their VPN (SPN) is a small and optional paid feature of that.
for me personally, Firefly III works much better and it works with importing from my bank
that would mean 1111 lines per person-year
not sure if I understand correctly, but this sounds off
I don’t work for an org, I work for money.
Why should I self-sabotage my options, they might have a shit hiring process and still pay well.
does heroic support gog?