Build your own (IPv6) network with Linux and Wireguard reddit / selfhosted ---------------------------------------------------------------------- fernatic19 路 2023-10-08 14:34 No wonder his wife doesn't understand. He seems to have a way of severely overcomplicating his explanations. I don't think he's wrong, but excessive for small scale use. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- pattagobi 路 2023-10-08 16:04 Is it me or is it tough to grasp what the author is saying? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- erebe 路 2023-10-08 17:59 Hey author here 馃槄 Just for me to understand, in which way do you think the explanations are over-complicated ? Like there are too many metaphors ? Or the scope is too broad and you were expecting more a step by step guide ? Agree with you, regarding it is excessive for small case use. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- fernatic19 路 2023-10-09 02:17 Hey OP/author, mainly I felt like when I started reading part 1 I was reading details about what we were going to do, but then there was a turn and part 2 was just part 1 in a different way. Fair enough, but then we didn't end up doing that either. We sure did spend a lot of time on those 2 though. 4 or so paragraphs on ipv4 vs ipv6 alone. By the time we got to cloudflare tunnels and scrapped that too, I skipped to the through to see the meat and potatoes of it all. Personally, and I'm no author by any stretch, parts 1 and 2 could be combined and summarized as potential enterprise level methods and then a part 3 to get right to it. I don't want to come off as overly critical, nothing I read looked incorrect. The style just felt like those cooking recipe pages where the author writes a life story about the best chocolate mousse but the recipe is for chicken alfredo. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- erebe 路 2023-10-09 07:01 Fair enough :) Thank you for the feedback and honesty, I really appreciate it 馃檹