I self-host a few apps that I want to access off-LAN but I don't want to open up http WAN access. I've come up a system that I think is pretty elegant:
- Have a publicly accessible SSH endpoint
- Set up Tasker tasks to start SSH port forwarding in Termux when I leave the LAN
- Run nginx in Termux to reverse proxy and load balance between the LAN and forwarded ports
- Point Android apps at the reverse proxy
I'm using this with Navidrome and it doesn't skip a beat when playing music.
The issue was that the cable connecting the LCD to the MB was frayed and the panel would only work in certain positions and flicker out otherwise. Now whenever it flickers I have a moment of panic (but it turns out to just be X being weird).
Obligatory comment about running linux on an old machine and it working better than my brand new work laptop running Windows. I rarely use more than 2.5GiB RAM
I've wanted to do this in some capacity forever (swap work computer with game console) but could never find a cheap mixer.
I've never seen Hiperasia by El Guincho mentioned as an early (foundational?) entry in hyperpop canon but in retrospect, it clearly is.
https://canadaeditorial.bandcamp.com/album/hiperasia
Haskell and TypeScript enthusiast but C#/.NET and Angular pay the bills (currently). Foisting functional programming on unsuspecting enterprise software development.
Enjoyer of varied and experimental music, decent cook, general craftsperson.