Maybe.
Firefox and curl
curl: (35) OpenSSL SSL_connect: SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL in connection to admindev.tech:443
Check the support url i linked might fix it
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No, setting a new profile didnāt help. 
Still getting the error. Same with curl.
It was working without issue until I changed the domain from test.admindev.tech to admindev.tech. WTF. So pissed right now. Iāve only ever had this issue with my own sites and itās only started happening recently. I work with these technologies daily and never see this.
okay, firefox didnāt open it, while chrome didā¦
edge also opened it
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Bounce around a lot. Itāll fail in Chrome too. Itāll say the connection was stopped suddenly, or something.
Oh my fucking God.
I left an A record in Digital Oceanās DNS from about a year ago.
My domain had two IPs, I guess it would try the fāked up one every once in a while. Which is why it happened at home and on DO. It didnāt happen yesterday because everything was going to test.admindev which only had one fucking A record.
Christ on a stick I suck at networking. Glaring, obvious oversight.
Now the EFF is pissed that I ordered so many certs in a short amount of time, so I have to use http for a day or two.
Lmfao.
Dns strikes again
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LMFTFY
best of the IT wars movies
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Today I pulled a dumbā¦ I set up conditional forwarding on my pi-hole not thinking that it would affect my externally hosted servers. Well I spend a good few hours trying to figure out what is wrong with my DNS when one of my domains worked without issue while the other pointing to the same server wasnāt working.
Dns strikes back again
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Lmao.
Quiet, you.
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Messed with my network the other today and setup another vlan for wifi iot devices. Set it all up and those devices got an address and all but unifi was showing issues with them. Took three hours to realize I forgot to allow vlan to internet on pfsense firewall. Kicked myself real hard for that one
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Does anyone else have inconsistent results with Unifi registering hostnames? Very hit or miss for meā¦
Soā¦ QEMU/KVM runs VMware ESXi in a VM.
VM inside of ESXi booted up to PXE boot even!
So yay. QEMU usable as a vsphere lab.
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Yep. ESXi lets you do nested virtualization. Nice for labs and testing cluster configs 
I built a server today and also deployed a serverless lambda function on aws truly this is full stack
the thing i was unsure of was qemu/kvm nested
i.e
vm inside of esxi inside of qemu/kvm works
i knew it worked inside of workstation, but iām migrating off thatā¦
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This was how we tested Nutanix at my old company lol.
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Looking at suckless stuff. Iām intrigued, but idk how well itāll hold up under actual use. Anyone here advocate for it against it?
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Highly for, especially if youāre in a majority terminal environment. Especially if youāre a fan of keyboard shortcuts.
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