𝓢𝓮𝓮𝓙𝓪𝔂𝓔𝓶𝓶 @ SeeJayEmm @lemmy.procrastinati.org

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I do have a couple github repos for various things (ansible, scripts, dns). My plan for general documentation is the wiki. I've started the work on that but it's far from complete (those get saved in markdown and synced to github). Maybe the simplest solution is the one I'm avoiding. Just putting it all in a readme/changelog.

It can be in git even if you’re not doing ‘config as code’ or ‘infrastructure as code’ yet/ever.

I have some of this. I have an ansible playbook I use to do initial vm/lxc setup and I've built out a number of roles. But none of my systems are to a point were I could just delete the vm, spin a new one up, point ansible at it, and pickup where I left off.

The one thing I have that probably closest to this is my internal BIND zones, which double as my IPAM. I've been fairly diligent about committing changes and documenting what the change was.

You are 100% correct. I'm on the quest to find the method that resonates with me that I'll keep up with.

My needs are pretty simple. I'll take a look. Thanks.

Yes, and I will die in this hill.

Nope, nope, nope. I hate it. Savory + sweet is not my jam. But, you do you. I don't care what other people eat.

I don't often feel like I have something to say that would contribute to the conversation.

A similar game I really enjoy is Beneath Oresa.

Yeah, no. The dent gives you a guide for a pill cutter.

My toothbrush is Bluetooth connected. It's used to configure the brush modes and track brushing habits. I didn't buy it for this and uninstalled the app after a week. Thankfully it's not Wi-Fi connected.

After reading this thread I'm apparently not paranoid enough.

Internet facing services are on their own firewalled vlan (dmz), behind a rev proxy, and I have crowdsec running on the proxy and router.

Anything that can get away with putting up on a vps I have (e.g. this Lemmy server). But some things have storage/compute requirements I'm not willing to shell out for.

It also breaks android auto for me.

Yes.

I've been using this for years and have been happy with the service. If I have to pay for something at least I'm not giving money to TurboTax.

My only complaint with btrfs when I used to run it, is that kvm disk performance was abysmal on it. Otherwise I had no issues with the fs.

I started playing Firewatch a while back and then got distracted. I recently picked that back up on my Steam Deck.

On the PC I'm playing Remnant 2 with my kid. I'm not into soulslikes but it's not bad when there's 2 of us.

I've also started playing Palworld to see what all the fuss is about. It is amazingly derivative. It's like Ark and Pokemon had a baby with maybe some fortnite sprinkled in.

How is the VCS? Do you like it?

I'm checking this out to see if it's useful to me. I can see where being able to drop straight into a shell on a docker container would be handy. My only real gripe is that I can't use it to connect to my free-tier oracle linux cloud VMs because they deploy OracleLinux out of the box.

I don't begrudge you wanting to make a living from your work. It's just frustrating.

I am going to try and live in it for a week or two and we'll see if it sticks.

It doesn't? My deck has shader updates for nearly every installed game every time I touch it.

I was able to get the rclone mount on boot via a systemd unit without much trouble.

I even managed to drag it kicking and screaming into a docker volume that I mounted as an external volume to the Nextcloud AIO stack. It still refused to allow me to add it as a backup directory.

I think I'm throwing in the towel with getting Nextcloud to back it up via the built in mechanism. I'll just schedule a separate job (cron/systemd) that runs shortly after the Nextcloud backup. It should be close enough for my purposes.