This looks interesting, how do you handle automated backups of all the VMs/Containers? Their docs kind of seem to say “stop everything and figure it out”, but with Proxmox I’m used to it handling everything automatically to my PBS server every night.

That’s what I’m wondering as well, how do we differentiate cooling towers and the heat from those vs actual exhaust emissions…

It’s more that I have to re-enable scripts on most websites, so it’s not giving me much benefit.

It’s definitely not an easy migration in my experience, because they run rootless and they cannot auto-start without making a system service for every stack, there is a lot that needs to change in a compose stack, especially with file permissions for shared mounts.

Not really an issue IMO.

Doesn’t windows have storage spaces or something like that? I’m not familiar with windows for any kind of server stuff but I remember reading some things.

It’s a drive pooling application for windows, lets you merge multiple drives into a single mount.

Yeah alt+select doesn’t work 100% of the time too so the extension sounds nice lol

Yes ublock will just completely block/remove all tracking and annoyances, plus whatever other filters you enable.

uBlock Origin is a lot better.

Privacy Badger can actually be detrimental because it makes you more unique while adding basically nothing useful.

BTW for plain text, ctrl+shift+V pastes as plain text.

For copying link text if you hold alt and drag you can select text without activating the link, then ctrl+C as usual.

Make sure tracking protection is set to strict in the settings.

Otherwise you only really need uBlock, other extensions can be useful but the more you add the more unique your browser is and stands out more.

Hit the uninstall button, no need for the apps.

Reddit works fine in a browser, especially with Redlib as a frontend.

Youtube also works great in a browser, use Firefox or Ironfox with uBlock Origin.

They had a hardware issue, I believe with the firewall on the rack setup it sounded like?

At least for windows the hibernation file is stored as a file on the C: drive, so will be encrypted by bitlocker along with your other data.

The ultra-dark dark modes really bug me, black with various shades of black or dark colors is almost impossible to see UI elements on easily.

Dark modes should be like in the 50% gray area, where it’s dim but things can still have good contrast.

Modern sleep keeps a network connection active so it can still check your email or whatever stupid reason they came up with.

Since you’re running it in docker all you need to do is change the mount locations in your docker-compose file. Then copy the existing data to the new location.

If you’re currently using a volume instead of a bind mount then the existing data will be under /var/lib/docker/volumes

They can’t do it perfectly. But some things like list of plugins, sensor data, battery, connection, fonts installed, etc… don’t seem necessary for anything and could be removed.

Tor tries to make tor users all look the same as much as possible, but in the context of everyone using the internet tor is likely unique and stands out.