Keelhaul @ Keelhaul @sh.itjust.works

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I disagree, it is great to use. Yes, some things are more difficult but as OP mentioned he wants to learn more, and running your own cluster for your services is an amazing way to learn k8s.

Yup, sorry to be the bearer of bad news🥲

Plenty of IPv4 only networks still exist from which you would not be able to access the services. I am in a similar situation as OP with my offsite address being IPv6 + CGNAT IPv4 and my own address being IPv4 only.

Do tell, what was the movie?

So it is not running llms on an average gaming pc

What about high-res media? Encountered any issues with playback?

My dude, what year are you living in, and can I join you there?

I use snapdrop/pairdrop for quick and easy file transfers, but I found transfers to be quite slow, so this may be an alternative for larger files.

If you don't want to run a DNS server and don't want to set up different internal & external IPs you can also use NAT Hairpinning

Quick note, HDD storage is not using transistors to store the data, so is not really directly related to Moore's law. SSDs do use transistors/nano structures (NAND) for storage and it's storage capacity is more related to Moore's law.

Yeah, and even the .su (Soviet Union) domain still exists. There is no way that a TLD as popular as .io will not remain active.

Are the packages installed to a persistent volume? Or do they need to be reinstalled after recreating the container?