Linux: I can’t stop you.
How do you do that without needing a pak for that repo?
Unless I am doing something Wong which is always likely.
I am a simple person.
My PC: Panda
My wifes PC: notpanda
Docker VM: dockerhost.home
Jim’s Garage just did a video on this. He made a docker stack for beginners with directions to his actual videos containing the more in-depth about each service being deployed.
Does badly count as a way?
I kinda keep an eye on that https://selfh.st/ post that does a weekly roundup of stuff to know when I need to do patching.
No doubt there is a container I could run that would do it for me. I just can’t remember the name of it.
Editing excel spreadsheet? VI
Removing old features so we can bring them back as paid features later on.
Go on.
That is what the B in RAID stands for.
Backups???
Slowly building up my self hosted test env in a VM on my gaming PC.
Most recently playing with homepage so I don’t have to remember as many sub domains.
Eventually I will get the *arr stack going so my jellyseerr instance is more automated.
Got to imprit the red vs green at some stage.
What kind of freezers are they? I hear that top loading freezers are quite efficient because the cool doesn’t escape when it gets opened like a front loading one.
On my computer, I usually have KeePassXC unlocked for the entirety of being logged in.
Honestly, it sounds like you can solve the issue by only logging in when you need a password and setting the database to lock when minimised or your screen locks.
Now I know that makes using it more annoying but you can enable quick unlock so after your first login of the day you only have to use a pin or to unlock the database.
Because so many bad actors use VPNs for ban evasion or span sources, blocking the VPN endpoints from posting or commenting is a low hanging fruit way of dealing with some spam. This is Lemmy.World stance.
There are many others instances that work over VPNs so in the spirit of decentralization you can use another instance to access lemmy.world content.
If file systems are databases, then does that mean storing a sqlite db on a HDD is database inception?
Docker really. If something goes bad, trash the container and start again without loosing your actual data.
I call them regurgitation machines prone to hallucinations.