on SLRPNK Community Discussion - July 2025 · c/meta · 25 pts · 1yI'm just glad that slrpnk is back! Thank you poVoq and friends!
on Mycelium Composite Materials: Revolutionizing Construction with Fungi Power! · c/fungus · 1 pts · 1ythis sounds amazing! it’s a shame the author didnt cite any references. would like to read more about it
on Will installing Traefik scarper my plans · c/homelab · 2 pts · 2yinstalling Traefik or n8n itself on a machine connected to the network shouldn't break or impact any services. but in the process of setting up your homelab to connect to them, you might misconfigure your network and "break" your services. e.g. misconfiguring your DNS and suddenly your IPTV seems broken I like keeping notes on the changes I do to the network. That helps me remember and undo my changes if necessary.
on WTF is up with switches? · c/homenetworking · 2 pts · 2y a switch is like a tube station for local traffic, essentially an extension lead You're right, a basic unmanaged switch is basically that! Managed switch is a smarter switch. For example, creating VLANs or doing port trunking. These are generally configured on the switch GUI as you mentioned. Think of them as a computer with dedicated software to control how the network interfaces behaves.
on Healing in a solarpunk RPG · c/fullyautomatedrpg · 3 pts · 2yi really like the restoration tunic mechanics!
I'm just glad that slrpnk is back! Thank you poVoq and friends!
this sounds amazing! it’s a shame the author didnt cite any references. would like to read more about it
installing Traefik or n8n itself on a machine connected to the network shouldn't break or impact any services.
but in the process of setting up your homelab to connect to them, you might misconfigure your network and "break" your services.
e.g. misconfiguring your DNS and suddenly your IPTV seems broken
I like keeping notes on the changes I do to the network. That helps me remember and undo my changes if necessary.
You're right, a basic unmanaged switch is basically that!
Managed switch is a smarter switch. For example, creating VLANs or doing port trunking.
These are generally configured on the switch GUI as you mentioned.
Think of them as a computer with dedicated software to control how the network interfaces behaves.
i really like the restoration tunic mechanics!