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I don’t disagree, but I think that we can remove most of that and still have electric lorries delivering goods.

Busses, trains, trams etc instead of cars, with good parking I rural commute hubs

You ever had it back up a proxmox cluster? I’d say it’s suboptimal advice to go for veeam for this use-case.

Yeah - i use veeam for backups at work, but we run VMware, some MS servers and use rsync or bacula for our Linux boxes. A great product.

Or you could make electric cars. That would be neat and it works great outside of cities and even in hilly cities. Even during winter or scorching summers.

https://Last.fm is another service that will track what you listen to and suggest tracks that other people enjoying the same music you do.
It’s basically the same, but it’s 3rd party. I’ve been using that for several years, and it’s given me many great suggestions.

It is impossible that unattended-upgrades reboots without the Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot flag set. Source: the function def reboot_if_requested_and_needed(): on line 1688 in the script.

Probably your config was wrong

Here’s the wiki article - never had an issue following that

https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades

Can also suggest reading the man page. For completeness and just general knowledge also read the man pages for apt, apt.conf

This is cool! Where do I get one and what’s the power usage?

Besides freezers I don’t think there’s any technology we know that could do this on a wide range of substances. But freezers are neat - they move heat from the inside to the outside and as they are insulated they can reach temperatures 40-50 degrees (Celsius) under their surroundings

Also saw this now: https://slrpnk.net/post/2096570

You might want your program and the vpn interface to be in a separate namespace? Somewhat opposite this: https://www.wireguard.com/netns/#the-new-namespace-solution

You don’t want all traffic routed, you want only this one app. More info here: https://linuxhint.com/use-linux-network-namespace/

Great hardware can ameliorate bad software design to some degree

Great insight! You must know a lot about Linux

If you disabled Bluetooth from the control center it will reactivate like you said. If you turn off Bluetooth it stays off

Openbsd IS based. It might not be for the average joe, and it’s never cutting edge. FreeBSD is though. And Netbsd can run on just about anything

While I like the form factor I’m unsure about the built in Ethernet and it’s suitability under openbsd.

I’d try out opnsense and if that fails to work I’d have a look at openwrt. Opnsense just feels a bit more polished but both are more than capable for what you talk about.

If you plan on setting it up as a router-on-a-stick remember you need vlan support on the switch it’s connected to.

A quick Google will give you a link explaining this with a walkthrough of the steps

On a server you’re usually better off boxing stuff up in containers than using an app-in-a-zip like flatpack. Or maybe I’m just old fashioned..

If the sysadmin knows what he/she/it is doing they know different apps sometimes have conflicting library dependencies.

We remove snap as a first thing on new server installs, and other than the few dormant folders left behind we have 0 issues. Once that stops working we’ll move to Debian I wanna switch now but need something like this to get the rest of the team onboard.

Nah - it’s pretty shit already. I wasn’t on Reddit at the absolute beginning but I did clock in 12+ years. This is more like the end of Reddit - only split into several servers.

Achully the bug-taste in these people isn’t that strong. Some cumin and parsley will make them taste just like any other human. Veggies in the other hand are yum, and don’t need no extra seasoning