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Anyone have experience with dry wells? Our one downspout is dumping a ton of water into soggy ground, and about 10ft away, our sump pump outputs water to another soggy section. I'm debating putting in a dry well for both, but have zero clue if that's a Bad Idea TM.
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Anyone have experience with dry wells? Our one downspout is dumping a ton of water into soggy ground, and about 10ft away, our sump pump outputs water to another soggy section. I'm debating putting in a dry well for both, but have zero clue if that's a Bad Idea TM.
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Anyone have experience with dry wells? Our one downspout is dumping a ton of water into soggy ground, and about 10ft away, our sump pump outputs water to another soggy section. I'm debating putting in a dry well for both, but have zero clue if that's a Bad Idea TM.
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Well that was shocking easy. I'll do a brief write up and throw it... somewhere, but TL;DR
1. Spun up two new VLANs (400 for Clients, 401 for VPN Egress)
2. Put a linux vm/router dual homed, with DHCP advertising itself as the gateway for the 400 VLAN, and setup iptables/IPV4 forwarding
3. Configure Wireguard client conf and spin it up.
4. Create a new SSID and attach clients to VLAN 400.Boom, all wireless clients are now in New Zealand or wherever!
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I wonder if there's a way to set up ProtonVPN for an entire VLAN. My Wifi supports layer 3 separation per SSID - my goal would be to have an SSID for "normal" traffic, then a SSID for "vpn" that would force all traffic through the VPN.
Maybe setting up a DHCP client on the vpn VLAN, specifying the gateway is an interface on the wireguard client, then using it to connect to protonvpn?
Has anyone done something so stupid like this before?
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Spending some time away from scrolling. The backyard is finally fenced so Bean can run around without getting into too much trouble, so we're both hanging out.
I've opted to get the under and top quilt out for my hammock and I'm trying to relax (as if that's even possible).
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Well I have water intrusions in my basement after 10+ inches of rain. On the upside, I guess I have a new water fountain for my dog Bean in the basement floor?
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Well, my docker VM is no more - it has been replaced by 15-ish pods on my kubernetes cluster.
Next up is grafana/Prometheus to get a better grasp on how the cluster is doing, and looking at other VMs that I can containerize to free up hardware (looking at you, three node RaspberryPi Vault cluster).
I am a bit confused why I'm not seeing more resource utilization on my workers - I don't think I have any resource limits in place?
I'll also have to figure out networking at some point - meaning how do I plumb different VLANs to containers.
#kuberenetes #containerization #homelab #prometheus #grafana
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Man, I need to find a better Linux client for Mastodon. Sengi is... annoying me.
Any suggestions?
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Man, I need to find a better Linux client for Mastodon. Sengi is... annoying me.
Any suggestions?
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Man, I need to find a better Linux client for Mastodon. Sengi is... annoying me.
Any suggestions?
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Man, I need to find a better Linux client for Mastodon. Sengi is... annoying me.
Any suggestions?
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Screenshot for posterity - we close on our first home next week and I just hit 800 on my credit score.
I know that'll go down but by how much/how long it will take to recover - that's TBD.
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Does anyone have a favorite project generator product for standardizing source code? I've tried Yeoman[^1], but it seems slow and I'm not great at #NodeJS.
I'd like to have something for my team to use to get some boilerplate #Terraform projects with standard naming, folder structure, etc - ideally with some customization based on user input at generation time.
[^1]: https://yeoman.io/
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So all things seem to be lined up for purchasing my first house at the end of August - inspections, appraisals, etc. now in addition to packing up the townhome with nearly a decade of accumulated stuff I get to think about home automation/smart things.
I'll be bringing over my Ubiquiti cameras (local storage for the win), but thermostats, door sensors, etc - all up for grabs. I'm in the rare Greenfield state, and if anyone has suggestions for stuff to get, that'd be sweet.
I'll need to decide on the platform (Hubitat/SmartThings/Home Assistant), thermostat options, and possibly simple door, window integration. Ideally stuff should be local first - I don't want stuff to stop working if the internet goes out.
#HomeAutomation #Hubitat #SmartThings #HomeAssistant #smarthome #smarthomedevices
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So all things seem to be lined up for purchasing my first house at the end of August - inspections, appraisals, etc. now in addition to packing up the townhome with nearly a decade of accumulated stuff I get to think about home automation/smart things.
I'll be bringing over my Ubiquiti cameras (local storage for the win), but thermostats, door sensors, etc - all up for grabs. I'm in the rare Greenfield state, and if anyone has suggestions for stuff to get, that'd be sweet.
I'll need to decide on the platform (Hubitat/SmartThings/Home Assistant), thermostat options, and possibly simple door, window integration. Ideally stuff should be local first - I don't want stuff to stop working if the internet goes out.
#HomeAutomation #Hubitat #SmartThings #HomeAssistant #smarthome #smarthomedevices
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So all things seem to be lined up for purchasing my first house at the end of August - inspections, appraisals, etc. now in addition to packing up the townhome with nearly a decade of accumulated stuff I get to think about home automation/smart things.
I'll be bringing over my Ubiquiti cameras (local storage for the win), but thermostats, door sensors, etc - all up for grabs. I'm in the rare Greenfield state, and if anyone has suggestions for stuff to get, that'd be sweet.
I'll need to decide on the platform (Hubitat/SmartThings/Home Assistant), thermostat options, and possibly simple door, window integration. Ideally stuff should be local first - I don't want stuff to stop working if the internet goes out.
#HomeAutomation #Hubitat #SmartThings #HomeAssistant #smarthome #smarthomedevices
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So all things seem to be lined up for purchasing my first house at the end of August - inspections, appraisals, etc. now in addition to packing up the townhome with nearly a decade of accumulated stuff I get to think about home automation/smart things.
I'll be bringing over my Ubiquiti cameras (local storage for the win), but thermostats, door sensors, etc - all up for grabs. I'm in the rare Greenfield state, and if anyone has suggestions for stuff to get, that'd be sweet.
I'll need to decide on the platform (Hubitat/SmartThings/Home Assistant), thermostat options, and possibly simple door, window integration. Ideally stuff should be local first - I don't want stuff to stop working if the internet goes out.
#HomeAutomation #Hubitat #SmartThings #HomeAssistant #smarthome #smarthomedevices
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Add this to my list of severely disconcerting experiences. At the Newark airport when all the strobes go off followed by a three tone screeching alarm. A prerecorded message plays on repeat between the three tones:
"May I have your attention please. The cause of the alarm is under investigation. Please stand by."
After about 8 minutes of that, the alarm stops and the strobes keep going.
Two minutes later and the strobes lights stop with a final message:
"The alarm that was activated has been cleared. All areas have been returned to normal. Thank you for your cooperation."
Bioterrorism? Fire? Someone go out the in at security? Who knows!
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Fairly certain I can now share what I've been working on for the past 6 months. Designing, building, and automating the game field for this:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-public-and-private-sectors-hold-joint-cyber-drill-0c4ab173
Our Cyber Range also designed, built, and automated individual LAN, DMZ, and OT segments for each company to defend along with some interesting coverage options for the attackers (shout out to CMU-SEI Ghosts).
It was a blast and I'm looking forward to some rest before the next big project.
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Finally, a worthy successor to zombocom.
#ZomboCom #AnythingIsPossible #serenitynow #DeveloperLife #dailyaffirmations
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Does anyone have up to date info on how to use #SecurityOnion with #OSQuery ? The only mention in Seconion 2.4 docs is an unhelpful "The link takes you to Kibana".
Earlier documentation had detailed steps for generating client installers, how to enable the service through
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Anyone have a good write up/how-to for standing up #OpenPolicyAgent server? Looking at the documentation, I'm a bit lost on how to point it to rego files, and how to have my clients call OPA to evaluate their JSON.
My use case is kind of fun - have all my team's Terraform repos do a pre-merge OPA evaluation on the Terraform plan. I'd like to get away from bundling the rego with the repos - the developers could just change the accept criteria and hope nobody notices in the pull request.
So success looks like having a rego file on a remote opa server that will allow a user to POST a url with their terraform plan, and get back the results.
Any ideas?
(ping @anderseknert)
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Special thanks to the Sparrows cutaway lock showing the flaws in my picking style.
On a side note, I re-pinned the cutaway with a variety of insane drivers, it's been fun to up the difficulty.
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That was a successful lunch - the new Palo Alto 850 is configured along with the Juniper switches. I'd prefer to figure out how to have both switches hanging off the Palo vs the current configuration of daisy chaining the Junipers.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Next up is cleaning up the "rack" where the rest of my homelab resides and working up the courage to start swapping plugs around.
#Homelab #PaloAltoNetworks #Juniper #NetworkUpgrades #Networking
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That was a successful lunch - the new Palo Alto 850 is configured along with the Juniper switches. I'd prefer to figure out how to have both switches hanging off the Palo vs the current configuration of daisy chaining the Junipers.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Next up is cleaning up the "rack" where the rest of my homelab resides and working up the courage to start swapping plugs around.
#Homelab #PaloAltoNetworks #Juniper #NetworkUpgrades #Networking
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That was a successful lunch - the new Palo Alto 850 is configured along with the Juniper switches. I'd prefer to figure out how to have both switches hanging off the Palo vs the current configuration of daisy chaining the Junipers.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Next up is cleaning up the "rack" where the rest of my homelab resides and working up the courage to start swapping plugs around.
#Homelab #PaloAltoNetworks #Juniper #NetworkUpgrades #Networking
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@anderseknert This looks really cool - I need to carve out some time at work to dive back into Open Policy Agent. We have a decent little workflow for validating Terraform plans, but I'd love to get it further refined.
Plus, getting a OPA server rather than trusting the engineers/pipeline to validate their own policy would be nice.
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This New Year's Eve, I'll be picking up an emergency car rental and driving 4 hours to visit my Mom and Dad - he had a minor heart attack while driving the RV to Florida. Luckily he didn't do the boomer thing of ignoring it but got medical attention and was admitted to a hospital in Jackson, Tennessee.
Oh, and evidently when I replaced my furnace filter yesterday morning, a wire came loose from somewhere and now our furnace doesn't work. So that'll be fun to deal with remotely.
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Almost forgot - I have some new Christmas lock picking toys.
Two padlocks: Master Lock LOTO and M930 "Magnum".
Two clamps/vices: Bessie desk clamp and a GoPro mount that helps with picking on the go.