I’ve had mixed results with clonezilla with windows cloning, particularly with the boot breaking.

DD works quite well, but has a few limitations as well.

Thankfully I hardly clone so each is its own puzzle.

Thanks. Makes a lot of sense.

Does it also work with lockdown mode?

I just use adguard home. Worker a little better in my docker setup.

We use Tailscale to share between accounts.

But for large transfers I use an encrypted HDD.

I selfhost immich in a netcup VPS. They have a 2tb VM for about 22 euros a month via a black Friday sale

I’m on a 1tb arm plan for about 10 euros a month.

Do you mind giving me an example? I have issues with technical questions but with enough coaxing I could find what I was looking for.

I feel like I’m probably the sole one who’s happy with Kubuntu. It’s just Ubuntu with KDE on it.

Anything that can run proxmox is running proxmox. Even if it’s a single OS running on it, it’s still running proxmox

It’s a VPN. It’s standard ChaCha20/AES 128. Good enough for private entities but not FIPS certified

I use a mixture of tailscale and zerotier. Both are pretty powerful.

Then you’ll need to factor in the solar initial cost as well!

BirdNet Pi!

https://github.com/Nachtzuster/BirdNET-Pi

Yes but you can get two free instances under the same account.

Actually you can get 2 IPs for free. Then use high availability

I use ZeroTier on a MikroTik router.

Then just advertise routes on the router.

I didn’t see the LTE module? Is it m.2 form factor?

The laptop with a full sized mechanical keyboard on it. Oh and dual 330w power bricks.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/407225/acer-predator-21-x-review.html

Ionos.de has a €1 a month VPS

I think 1 core, 1gb ram, and 10gb.

Use either caddy or Nginx proxy manager. Both are easy to setup. Also both are dockerized.

I use Tailscale as my tunnel.

Total latency is about 70-90ms for me.

My friend has 1G/1G Internet. I have a rsync cron job backing up there 2 times a week.

It has a 8TB NVMe drive that I use bulk data backup and a 2TB os drive for VM stuff.