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This looks interesting since I already have my *arr stack in docker. Will give this a shot for sure.

It’s always a semicolon or parentheses.

Wow that description as “extremely patient and gives very detailed explanations/arguments” is kinda on the nose isn’t it. Good on you for having the time and patience to help educate people.

In my opinion any country legitimately trying to better their people is a good thing. At least way better than trying to enrich the same 10 billionaires over and over again.

I’d consider myself more of a fan of social democracies. Ultimately the problem seems to be that no one is truly altruistic or even future thinking. As a species we are greedy, short sighted, with tiny short attention spans.

I was of the opinion tankie was just a term given to Russian or Chinese fans/apologists. People that think these governments can do no wrong which is just dumb and naive. And thinking they can do no right is just as naive. As oppressive as the Chinese government can be, they have been at least making some interesting choices in regards to science and technology recently. But people are getting labeled as tankie because of support for socialist ideas? Like government healthcare and social safety nets?

And now this will be in someone’s vibe coded project…

I was programming in basic when I was like 10 years old and have been hooked ever since. I have been enthralled with these machines for over 40 years. I mean I come home from work (in IT obviously) and mess around with my home lab. The money isn’t bad obviously but this is and always has been what I was destined to do.

Yeah that’s about the only time I have to do reboots at work which are 99% linux. Well the production ones anyway.

Or the other reason is my lab having power issues due to malfunctioning UPSes, faulty NEMA L6-30 plugs, janky 240v circuit breakers or… I’m beginning to think my lab is electrically cursed.

Very possibly. Oh well…

When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Oh man… this sounds like something I would do. I feel for you.

My wife works at a bakery that uses an ordering system called FreshKDS (kitchen display system in case you’re wondering). She always calls it fresh kids.

Well the domain helps with that for sure, especially for things like let’s encrypt. But my other stuff is running through Tailscale/headscale so https isn’t really necessary.

I have one that I use for services that other people need to get to. Otherwise I just remember the IP.

I have bees in my head and wasps on my porch.

There are also very easy ways of making the nag screen go away.

https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=post-pve-install

But yes if you’re running this in prod, pay for it. It’s not expensive and way less then Broadcom VMWare…

Yep 100%. Ubuntu did this once, googled it, and said aloud “Ah hell no!! …” Between this and Snaps I was like ok I’m done. Started researching things like Mint and PopOs. Decided to just stick with Debian. Especially since ProxMox is basically just specialized Debian designed for KVM virtualization.

Yeah I also had a similar problem with updates. Had an old Ubuntu vm that I could not get to upgrade without lots of pain. It’s like they were trying to piss me off.

I have been coding since I was 10 years old. I have a CS degree and have been in professional IT for like 30 years. Started as a developer but I’m primarily hardware and architecture now. I have never ever said I was a computer scientist. That just sounds weird.

Yeah totally. I’m most productive in the super early morning before anyone gets there, like 6-9am. Or in the late evening after everyone has gone home. But the wife is like why are you still at work. When I get in the zone I get total time blindness. What felt like 15 minutes was more like 4 hours.

Yep printing this one to go on my door right next to the one above.

I wrote a reply before I got this far down in this thread, but 100% agree.

So for that hour:

10min to stop the last thing I was doing.

10 min to switch to new task (getting environment set up, checking out code, etc).

30 min to figure out where I was the last time I started.

And now 10 min to actually do anything.

God forbid a random pop-in, priority email, slack message, system alert, etc happen in that hour.

Yep seems totally efficient to me.