True, sometimes there are other files though. For example my Minecraft server I backup the world but not the web map files, since those are over 30GB and can be regenerated.

The most efficient option is probably Restic inside each VM/CT, because you pick exactly what you need to backup instead of the entire OS.

PBS is free software.

You can barely talk to someone at google if you’re a paying customer and try to call them. No way they’re calling you.

Without a Pihole I guess some kind of packet inspection?

Just the browser dev tools is plenty to figure out everything going on.

Hit F12 for dev tools, go to the network tab and that will show all the network requests being made on that page. You can also use the inspect tool to click on a specific ad and see the code that initiated it.

Not that I can think of in recent versions, they’ve fixed any issues I’ve had with it.

That script just runs a single docker container at the end. But it also inits swarm so would break an existing setup that doesnt use swarm. I don’t like this project so far.

Dokploy

This is neat, but not having an install guide and just a “run this script you got off the internet” is a huge no-no.

They need to just provide the docker-compose and .env files.

Docker doesn’t have anything to do with your own domain, the process is the same either way. Essentially your reverse proxy will handle the domain traffic and SSL, and your local DNS server will resolve the domain to the server IP.

Yeah they would need to make it backwards compatible.

About a year I think.

Thunderbird (sort of), you can add all your accounts on the PC version, and then it’ll give a QR code to copy those accounts to the mobile app. But there’s not a continuous sync happening.

The fact that they lock Letsencrypt DNS-01 behind the pro version is so incredibly annoying.

Anyone who connects to various servers or workstations, it’s extremely helpful.

It’s just weird that it doesn’t do the dump-restore automatically when it detects data from an old version.

Yeah I used to do a proxmox cluster but it’s just so much more that can go wrong.

It’s kind of funny to me that Discord was (at least initially) more receptive to this than Signal was, it’s also strange that signal uses cloudflare at all when their whole thing is privacy.

MongoDB does have that annoying quirk where it creates several huge files even with a small amount of data in the DB itself. But at least it can be upgraded.

SQLite is really the only one I’ve used that doesn’t bother me in some way.

There weren’t nearly as many gamers as there are today back when TS was the main software of choice either.

Plus because discord had chat rooms and video calls and stuff, it became popular for lots of groups outside of gaming.