MigratingtoLemmy @ MigratingtoLemmy @lemmy.world

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CDs are fantastic if you have the space for them

Switching to Linux Mobile would be a welcome change, imagine them heading a FOSS Linux distro to run on phones

I wish they opensource their framework

I never knew lemmy had an "old" version! Thanks

Let's have you build a train line to Europe eh?

Let's talk about your collection

They're IEMs, and earphones are a colloquialism. Nobody is stuck up if they call it an IEM, if someone doesn't know we extrapolate for them. I don't see the problem.

I am an IEM enjoyer (used to own Softears but don't need them anymore), and I use Debian.

Apologies for not answering earlier. I have since switched over to podman generate kube and podman play kube for managing my podman infrastructure. This plays in well with my plans since I can't be dependent on systemd going forward. Thank you for your help.

With that said, I wanted to ask another question: when I try to run a container with podman run debian, it automatically pulls the debian container without a problem, however how is it that when I type podman pull docker.io/debian/debian it requires auth?

The short answer is to have a VPS, make that a VPN server, and then use NAT to route traffic through to the interfaces you need

Use headscale, I have no idea how people are OK with tailscale when they keep your keys and essentially have access to your network

Is there an estimate of the loss in performance that I'm looking at, at full load?

Thanks

Thanks, that's a great idea and I'll keep CPU support in mind

Thanks!

I'm just being a bit paranoid with my attempts, and yes just KVM on Debian would work perfectly fine for my purposes but I'd like to take the more secure alternative if possible. Another comment about kernel hardening was a good one for KVM, and unfortunately AMD SEV is not available on most of their consumer chips (especially the older generations).

If I were to switch off multi-threading but assign vCPUs to my VM assuming multi-threaded capacity (I.e. assign 12 vCPUs to my lab cluster after switching of SMT for my 6 core CPU), would I face performance issues? I wonder

I simply replied to your comment. I would ask you to reevaluate your emotional situation before you get into discussions, for your response strays from logically expected behaviour.

I set up my server too, and other than the fields in the configuration and some iptables rules (I really should switch to nftables), it wasn't a big hassle. Worked perfectly. But yes good tips about IP forwarding, I did it in the file directly but that can be a problem

So FDS is fine?

Well, I suppose you're more even-handed than I assumed. Usually when I pose this question I get hamstering on why FDS is fine whilst men shouldn't be given spaces. It's good to see someone have consistent views on the matter.