u/IronChe

Hello! I'm still making a tiny pixel-art clone of Against The Storm! I have to admit this starts to slowly look like a game. You cannot do much, there are no goals, or threats, but there is a world (proceduraly generated) that you can explore and interact with. Most of the typical video-game stuff like UIs, save and load, music, controls, etc. are there. If you wonder why the music is so out of place, it's because I composed that track myself. No, I'm not a musician. But hey, I said I'll make the whole game, so I'll make the whole game, even if it involves music and artsy stuff.

Hello, I am using official netbird.io reverse proxy (not self-hosted) to expose home forgejo instance to the internet. I have new users disabled, so this is only for me. I have a strong password set up. Of course I am talking about forgejo login. Netbird's login is disabled. I wanted to do some extra hardening, but it turns out that having fail2ban to recognize forwarded headers is not so easy. Do I need to even bother? What extra security measures should I take when using Netbird's reverse proxy?