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+ Cyberspace is a big and scary place. +
+ So where is this blog, really? +
+ There is a place in physical space +
+ Known to some as Philly. +
+ That is where this blog lives. +
+ Everybody asks where is blog, but few ask how is blog. +
+ So - let's answer the question that nobody had. +

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+ Blog is doing well, thanks for asking :3 +
+ Sometimes I have to remind the blog that it should remain up and reward it for doing so. +
+ But if you're seeing this now than it's being a good blog. +

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+ Oh, you meant, how is the blog hosted? +

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+ Fucken nerd. +
+ Okay, here goes. +
+ This blog is hosted by lighttpd, reverse proxied by Caddy to the public, and uses + ACME as a verification protocol to get it's certificates. +
+ All of this lives in one proxmox box, which is a dell optiplex that was sold as university surplus. +
+ There are no other external services on this box for now, everything else is internal for now. +
+ Plans are in place to setup a wireguard endpoint to log into my network. +
+ Due to the limitations of the Netgear router I currently own, and the lack of OpenWRT firmware for it, + IPv6 hosting is not possible, as there is no way to edit the firewall to allow it. +
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+ I might just get a Palo. +
+ The UI is nice, I can get the certs for work stuff, and the blue box is fucking iconic. +
+ I can deal with licensing not being enabled and honestly I don't need a ton of throughput. +
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+ At least here in the west, the idea of 'shipping' is simple. +
+ Generally, 'shipping' is a set of two people you know (or don't) that you think might do well as a couple, + or as part of a polycule, or that would be very cute together. +
+ I notice it's really common, and to be honest, I'm super fucking guilty of it too. +
+ I mean, goddamn. +
+ Sometimes the temptation to introduce your friends to each other and watch them realise they both + are really into 90s grunge, both would lecture you on how practical effects are + so much better than CGI , + and that both secretly adore sending memes from the early 2010s into the group chat. +
+ It can be very tempting, especially for someone who does tend more extroverted (me), +
+ It's really awkward to do outside of romantic settings though. +
+ We've normalised wingmanning in romantic settings, and as such shipping two people you know and + having them meet with you being a 'third wheel' or not present at all + is not unheard of and is quite common. +
+ Doing this in platonic settings is not as common, at least in my experiences. +
+ What if we changed this? +
+ What if we all allowed each other to not only be friends to our friends, but allowed each other + to guide our friends towards new friends that they might enjoy spending time with. +
+ I think that would be pretty cool. +

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