Uhm. It is important to remember that people are not the extension of the government they live under.

If it was closed source I would agree but you can check for yourself if the code is good. Even if they are crazy.

I am on the road till Friday, then I’ll get the model and details so you can make an informed decision.

I am on the road till Friday, then I’ll get the model and details so you can make an informed decision.

If you are in Germany I’ll send you one for free. Have two I am getting rid off.

Nice job setting the record straight.

I don’t doubt that you have problems with your setup. Given the large number of (simple) zfs setups that are working flawlessly there are a bound to be a large number of issues to be found on the Internet. People that are discontent voice their opinion more often and loudly compared to the people that are satisfied.

Since most people with decently simple setups don’t have the described problem likely somethings up with your setup.

Yes ifta old and yes it’s complicated but it doesn’t have to be to get a decent performance.

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Oh those are not the same?! TIL. Just thought they made it more convenient.

With Debian not being a rolling release id think it is relevant to stay up to date with your container daemon. IMHO.

Are there no emissions during mining and at eol digging and maintaining a storage?

If you use a service like GitHub you can make it private but be aware that the Info is still readable by the service provider. Not in a sense that they are gonna steal your idea (unless you invented a way to make good) but something like secrets passwords etc in your code.

I’d go for Codeberg, it’s free as in free speech and beer and is an open source project based on gitea. They are working at a federation protocol to make coop doable but without the need for a centralized provider v

Beginnt dein Name mit p?

I did kill explorer.exe many times ;)

I had to kill nautilus a few times back in the day and nothing but the background remained until I restarted nautilus. But ymmv

Let me introduce You to these spent uranium fuel rods.

I was lazy and since I don’t need it very often I didn’t really set up anything besides installing the clients on my devices.

That gives you the possibility to connect to your server via the hostname (definable with tailscale) when you connect your device like Our phone with the TS app. Edit the URL in bit warden and you are done.

Using vault warden because I read too much about errors in implementing or design in services like LastPass or (though encrypted) vaults being stolen.

Bit warden client on Android lets you sync (ie LAN) and then use it as a read only database while on the go without a connection.

I recently added tailscale and when I really need a service from home I just flick it on on my phone and I am good

Works like a charm.

Tbh no I am not sure for synching. But I thought it was the case there as well.

For me that can be more specific. If I select the offending notification (either in the settings for notifications history or directly in the notification area) I can disable that specific type of notification. For instance deals from Amazon or eBay or something like connection established from tailscale.