I am trying to get rid of Cloudflare. The last piece of the challenge is an alternative to Cloudflare tunnel. I've found and installed Pangolin, but I am getting stuck in the "Site configuration" part. Maybe it's an issue with the Pangolin's recommendation (based on a secondary traefik) which is getting in the way of my "main" traefik deployment.

I might put some more effort to get this going, but if anyone is already using or has used it before and can share some experiences, I'd be curious to hear them.

[–] [S] 0 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

My suggestion was to let other people step up so that we can have an actual community instead of being dominated by one loudmouth carrying a boombox.

You had my sympathy in the beginning, but you completely lost it by continuously calling me "Reddit agent". I would report you, but it seems this community has no actual moderators, so I am just going to unsubscribe and find some other place to post.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 child)

    I don't want to take anyone's side here, but there is a big gap between "3 posts in 11 months" and "100 posts per day". Maybe if you (and others) stepped up and made the effort to post once every day to a niche community you like, then there would be less of an incentive for sanitation to have automated posting tools?

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  • [–] [S] -1 points 3 weeks ago (7 children)

    I am not assuming bot, and I agree that the rest of the community needs to step up - I said so in the post.

    What I am saying is that you are flooding the channel. By rushing to post/re-post any content that you find, you also reduce the chances for other people to post as well. Maybe I am the first one to point that to you, but who knows how many other people saw the community page dominated by one single poster and felt discouraged to contribute?

    Try cutting it down to one post per day, and I promise I post one link every day as well.

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    I know this will seem sacriligeous to most of you, but my mom had some blood tests and they are showing elevated glucose, pre-diabetes level of things. She already eats very healthily, nothing processed, no red meat, lots of salads and grains, only whole grain pasta/bread/rice... so it seems that the onlu option for how is to go on a low-carb diet.

    She says that the hardest for her would be to stop eating bread. I am wondering if there is any way to make something that can be close to a loafy bread, but without flour. Is there such a thing?

    [–] [S] 4 points 3 weeks ago (6 children)

    Thanks, I'm just to figure out some things around here. I will help with the communities when I can. What was weird for me is that this community doesn't feel "just getting started", because I get tons of posts in my front page and it seems that most posts have a good number of comments.

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