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Ep. 62 - Probative or Prejudicial (Patreon)

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2025-05-30 23:37:20
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Content

This week, we attempt to find out who the courtroom giggler was, we dig into the benefits of Blocky and reverse proxies, discuss damaged goods, and take a select group of questions from the Discord.

Comments

Joshua Marshall

I use cloudflare tunneling for my Immich server running on my unraid. I mean it's a solution I kind of use as a backup to Google because messing with cloudflare and the unraid is something that my family won't be able to navigate if I'm ever not capable of taking care of our home photos. I also have the cheapest linode. I use it at the moment as a rust desktop server relay so I can install rust desktop clients on PCS all around pop in the relay and remotely support it for free other than my five bucks a month for the hosted linode..

Thomas Hopkins

A big thing in my day job for compliance reasons is end-to-end encryption in transit, meaning that (in our implementations) all network traffic between compute nodes is encrypted with TLS or (where applicable) IPsec. We’ve implemented this a few different ways over the years, but using a private certificate authority (CA) ends up being a common feature, meaning e.g. Let’s Encrypt is only involved at the for external ingress. Bit more of a pain to set up & manage but if you ever want to explore that on your internal network, it can be an interesting thing to dig into! Main advantage for us is e.g. being able to prove that traffic capture can’t leak sensitive information, should that capture happen with or without our knowledge.