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  • Just reading through the steps there is a lot to get set up and sharing. You may need to consider simplification to on board more people. Looks like it could be put into a Docker container for setup. Did you want a hand with that?

  • Agree - better safe to not risk it when crossing borders. Even if you don't have anything incriminating your identity can be stolen and used.

  • I know both Australia and UK have laws that allow border to take and copy your phones, laptops and storage devices. It's not unusual.

  • There are scripts on github to reverse the change once you have done the update.

  • Pretty sure GOG also remastered them.

  • It's the worst and has been running like total crap for years. Even Skype for business worked better. Luckily it is better than Cisco Jabber or Webex.

  • APT install is the same for Debian as it is for Ubuntu. Ubuntu delivers docker through APT or Snap but defaults snap.

  • Is that because you installed it via snaps instead of apt?

  • Paul Allen had no kids so you could just say one of Bill Gates' daughters.

  • Any access from the internet is a possible attack vector.

  • This was my thought too. I am considering doing the github blog but via Codeberg pages. While I would prefer to use the fediverse because most locations are potentially ephemeral unless a blogging option became popular they all run the risk.

  • I'm contemplating moving my blog to write freely but they don't seem like they will last. I don't want to host it as I keep my servers unexposed.

  • I'm on both but got into the weeds thanks to reddit. The mods over there tried making an independent forum but it never got the momentum lemmy got.

  • Yeah it supports cert acquisition through let's encrypt now.

  • Ubuntu server is pretty user friendly and has more frequent updates op. Plenty of info out there. My preference is uninstall snaps.

  • I wrote a script to remove snaps and install Docker as per the docker website. Works great mate.

    Plus you get the benefit of frequent updates.

  • I can't recommend unifi more. I moved into the ecosystem about 10 years ago with a USG and AP.

    I run UCG with 3 WiFi APs at home and about 100+ devices, Inc 4 servers and 2 NAS.

    Never have issues and it keeps up to date.

    I have a separate WiFi for the guest house that is isolated and speed limited.

    For a while I ran a controller to manage my home and my parent's farm network, they have a Starlink into Express with 2 U6LR and loco wireless bridge to cover 1KM of farmland with pretty impressive speed WiFi.

    I typically take an express on holidays with me now which vpns home to keep our lan where we go, I just need hotel LAN for the WAN.