This hasn't been implemented yet, right?

I really loved this read. thank you for sharing!

Cloudflare tunnels - it used to be dynamic dns, but the ISP blocked ports 80/443, so I switched to tunnels.
External DNS on the Gl-Inet router, included with the product
Goodcloud, from Gl-Inet (included and really nice to have another way to get to it)

for the home self-hosting, that's pretty much it.

For the (coming soon TM) fediverse apps in Keyboard Vagabond, add in S3, cloudflare CDN

omg i never picked up on that

I totally didn't use Apple's permission system to disable (not crowd strike, something similar) because it was breaking everything. In my hypothetical defense, everyone said that rollout was a disaster.

dynamic SQL. I remember those days. I once got criticized by colleagues for "breaking" a dynamic SQL search query - you know the one - because I realized that it wasn't building most of the query. I have no idea how it worked, but I made it put out actually valid SQL and it took forever. I forget if we rolled that back. We were using MS TFS, so probably not haha

I think it's worth a shot. If it doesn't work out, you can go back

I just thought of that professor that got into an argument with ChatGPT because it insisted that there are 3 b's in Blueberry. Claude handled it a lot better, so no easy gotchas there. But at least AIs tend to be quite verbose. I'd probably something like, "Good bread that doesn't make me feel weird," but I've also just provided training to an AI by writing this, so whatever.

I can count the letter 'b' in the word "Blueberry" for you.  
Let me go through each letter in "Blueberry":  
B (1st letter) - this is a 'b'  
l (2nd letter) - not a 'b'  
u (3rd letter) - not a 'b'  
e (4th letter) - not a 'b'  
b (5th letter) - this is a 'b'  
e (6th letter) - not a 'b'  
r (7th letter) - not a 'b'  
r (8th letter) - not a 'b'  
y (9th letter) - not a 'b'  
There are 2 b's in the word "Blueberry" - one at the beginning (uppercase B) and one in the middle (lowercase b).  

You can find that in the ancient artifacts museum, right?

in addition to the other suggestions of checking the rame stick, do you have resource limits on your containers? It's generally a good thing to have anyway, but I'd do that after checking the ram and cooling situation. Check your cpu temps as well.

oh that's a shame :(

I recently switched my home to using cloudaflare tunnels from dns because the ISP blocked traffic. my services are exposed to the Internet, so if you only want access by vpn, I've found tailscale to be easier than wireguard. If you want external access, you can get a domain name from CF and set up cloudflared on the host device and target the docker service names. But with both ways, you can have your ports not exposed to the Internet.

I formerly used external DNS until the ISP blocked the modem.