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▲ 3 r/Delco

Suggestions for getting rid of construction trash?

No, not looking to dump it off I-95…

Did some DIY on the patio and have some stones and broken up concrete to get rid off. Anyone got recommendations on how to get rid of them?

Renting a dumpster seems overkill for for 6’x4’x2’ but maybe I’m wrong?

Anyone used one of those Craigslist or FBM ads where they take away your trash? Would those be cheaper than the dumpster?

Or is there a better way of doing this that I’m not aware of? Thanks!

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u/Positive_Search_6218 — 4 days ago
▲ 4 r/GlInet

Brume 3 or Beryl 7 as VPN Serve

Looking to install either a Brume 3 or Beryl 7 at my parent's house to use as a VPN Server.

Both are the same price, both have identical VPN speeds, so I'm not sure which one I should be getting.

Was contemplating the Beryl 7, since it has WiFi, and even though I won't be using it, but always nice to have a backup WiFi functionality in case the main one goes down? But I like the smaller size of the Brume 3, and I imagine it might be better for long-term, 24/7 operation vs. the Beryl 7 which is more of a travel router, so not ideal for 24/7 functionality?

The device will be used purely as a VPN Server (WireGuard), so it would be sitting behind another router (yes, I understand it will be Double NAT and will account for that). Any reason to get one over the other?

Thank you!

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u/Positive_Search_6218 — 4 days ago
▲ 7 r/Tailscale

Where to put peer relay?

I recently came across Peer Relays in Tailscale and was reminded of the poor connectivity when on a recent trip and figured I could utilize this feature then next time I'm there.

Read these articles, but still unsure of the location:

My home network has a public IPv4 but at the remote location I was at, it was CG-NAT. I also have a node at a relative's home that I could use as a backup and that's also CG-NAT.

On my home network, I have several devices on Tailscale (computers, Apple TV, NAS) that I could use as a Peer Relay, but if I'm trying to connect to my home network to use it as an Exit Node, should I be using a device on that same network as a Peer Relay? That's the part I'm confused.

If so, would it look something like this:

Remote Device/Location --> Peer Relay Device on Home Network --> Exit Node on Another Device on Home Network

Or would I need to find another location, or even rent a VPS, for the Peer Relay?

u/Positive_Search_6218 — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/tmobile

Anyone else having issues with receiving OTP?

Not sure if it's just me or a wider issue: I'm not getting OTP messages from some businesses that use OTP verification.

Examples include T-Mobile (surprisingly) and PNC Bank.

My SMS is working as I'm able to receive text messages from other numbers (had a a couple of friends text me without issue). I'm also able to get OTPs from other businesses as well (e.g., Xfinity).

Thankfully, I don't rely on it as much as many companies have other alternatives like Passkeys, but for those companies stuck in the stone ages, it's frustrating.

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u/Positive_Search_6218 — 12 days ago