rule of thumb. any backup you don’t regularly test isn’t a backup.

if you have anything publicly exposed and you’re not using a siem solution you’re gonna have a bad time.

IMO vlans are the nuclear option to network separation.

try setting up some proper firewall rules first. if that doesn’t solve your issue then start going down the vlan route.

some BIOS has auto start up times, so if you’re not using it all the time you could just shut it down and it will turn on everyday at the same time.

make sure you set your containers to start automatically.

is that last one Gary Glitter?

are you okay? do you need help? maybe a quiet place to ball up and cry?

you have a nice night now, you big baby.

gen x here. I still refuse cookies. I also refuse AI.

most the people I see promoting AI are millennials and gen z.

🤷 whatever though, nobody will listen to me anyway.

I have thought about doing this with gitlab. honestly, I was just going to stand up a free instance on AWS and have my local repos sync to the public one.

no problems then.

ssh

🤔 yeah, that and I guess docker?

budget? kiln-dried spruce 2x4 and vertical rack rails. they come in multiple lengths.

I built mine like this along with some 400pound rated castors, and some 1/8in MDF sheets to cover it.

I love it tbh. I’ve got all my network infra in its own cabinet inside that has its own cooling vents separate from the servers, that also have their own cooling, that are separate from power dist/batteries that have their own cooling.

been running fine for almost 9 years now.

the sides are paneled so it’s really easy to take one off and do any cable mgmt too.

is there something wrong with watchtower I missed?

can second this.

I use Mango manga reader and have been personally maintaining it for the last two years.

the recent crackdown on manga sites has made it difficult to continue maintaining it though…

I’m a little puzzled why a lot of creators don’t do this

my guess is that when you become “YouTube famous” you get perks and increased volume pay. this comes with a new contract that has binding resolutions, blocking you from uploading your content to other platforms.

oh I’m sure something existed, it just wasn’t popular enough.

and that’s no accident. it’s by design.

creating a community is neat, but many are started irresponsibly. they don’t take into consideration how to move if things “change”.

people just willingly and blindly trust corporate suppliers because they do “so much stuff”. not a care in the world as day by day their dependency grows.

What I’m upset about is the absolute wealth of information that will be forever trapped behind Discord.

omg, you guys are almost there. you’re so close, I can feel it.

so…why is the information locked behind a corporate entity?

I’m going to start running these slopware projects through my own AI and open 6000 PRs for “fixes”.

I have found docker hates locally mounted NFS mounts direct to volume mounts. its kind of like symlinking a symlink of a symlink.

best way I have found that this works is to use CIFS and declare a NAS share to an actual docker volume and then mount that inside the container like any other volume.

personally I would have preferred NFS, but here we are.

it has something to do with how NFS connectivity maintains a connection. it’s not “always on” but is inefficient when it quickly needs to reconnect for a read/write request. or at least something like that.

so if someone had a meltdown and started slapping people, you’re willing to give them a pass?

I mean they seem like they’re sorry. /s

dude isn’t regretful of his actions. he regrets the reactions from the community.

being a FOSS dev is like being a merchant, trust is the only commodity you should be dealing in. if you, or your code, can’t be trusted there’s nothing for the community to rally around.

he only said I was a dumb bitch and hit me because I told him I didn’t vote for Trump. he’s not like this all the time.

when people tell you who they are, listen.