UPDATE 2, because i am too impatient, it seems.

Solved this, now that i am at the machine with the “issue” - turns out i had to log out and in again to make this work…

Obligatory didyoutryturningitoffandonagain.gif ;)

1. Go to “System Settings” -> “Wi-Fi & Internet”
2. Underneath the list of networks/devices theres a settings icon, click that
3. Deselect “Show virtual connections”
4. In the settings menu the docker bridges etc. will disappear immediately, for them to disappear in the status icon overview i had to log out-and-in to make them disappear as well.

HTH

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+1, on one of my machines i have the same problem and i haven’t figured how to get rid of these entries as well…

+1 for the letsencrypt wildcard with DNS verification, been using this for years. with dehydrated (https://github.com/dehydrated-io/dehydrated) you can automate renewing the certs, pretty convenient.

One thing i didn’t see mentioned yet - you can also easily create a wildcard for a subdomain of your domain, e.g. *.local.example.com. Most DNS providers let you define something like _acme-challenge.local IN TXT ... so you don’t even need to define an extra zone for local.example.com. Probably makes no big difference, but i like it ^^

gentoo. i’m not even gonna look this up but i’d be surprised if immolo hasn’t installed in that platform yet ;)

LGR has a nice review of this and a similar machine: https://piped.video/watch?v=6bODiZ5bP84

This needs a coffee siphon as well, might even fit gentoo better than the espresso maker. harder to set up, takes longer but it’s different from what everyone else is using ;) great coffee, too

nvidia has always been hostile to open source, as far back as i can remember.

back when nvidia bought 3dfx they took down the source code for the open 3dfx drivers within days, if not on the same day. i remember because i had just gotten myself a sweet voodoo 5 some weeks before that, and the great linux support was the reason i chose it… of course the driver code survived elsewhere, but it told me all i needed to know about that company.

also: linus’ rant wasn’t just a fun stunt, it was necessary to get nvidia to properly cooperate with the open source community if they want to keep making money running linux on their hardware.