I think it’s running in Kubernetes where they don’t manually compile the stuff, but maybe they were testing a new image which wasn’t as ready as they thought

Been looking for low power devices and liked the concept. Pity they’re discontinued

Thanks! The AI bots haven’t found me yet fortunately.

Really feeling this, the first paragraph could’ve written by me and I switched to Navidrome as well some months ago.

Btw, your RSS feed seems to be broken:

https://lukecyca.com/lukecyca.xml

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No IDS/IPS yet, I want to try it at some point, but I’m not sure how well my old hardware will handle it (PC engine APU2C4).

Thanks for your answer, pretty much what I’ve been looking for I think

Nice summary on some of githubs issues.

Hm, weird, our concrete walls and ceilings aren’t that bad

Idk how large your house is, but our house (3 stories + basement) and garden are easily covered by a single wifi router, so needing 3 doesn’t sound so great

True, there’s a already a few you actually need to remember to get to the vault.

I gave up on remembering them. pwgen -y 40 and straight into Vaultwarden

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Wegen Mangapiraterie an 4 japanische Firmen, nicht wegen des Ausfalls gestern. Von einem Gericht in Tokyo entschieden, also vermutlich nicht auf andere Länder übertragbar (?).

My thoughts exactly. I wonder if they’ll make it easy to re-create with a newer image. The compiled app binaries are usually copied into the image via Containerfile with no way to update it from inside the container.

Edit: it’s addressed in the Proxmox board:

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-virtual-environment-9-1-available.176255/

That one of the major reasons for why it’s a tech preview, i.e., it’s a bit involved. You basically need to create separate mounpoints for the data volumes (they are logged in CT create task) and then one can create a CT from the new image and move over the data volume. Making this simpler and more approachable is on the roadmap, but no promises how fast we can deliver here.

Hell yeah!

Hab Zivi gemacht. Fand es persönlich ganz OK, hatte mich aber auch freiwillig gemeldet damals (Schule vorm Abi abgebrochen und wusste nicht was ich machen wollte).

Ich bin trotzdem dagegen. Es ist ein Zwangsdienst. Menschen dazu zu zwingen, billige Arbeitskraft zu sein, darf nicht passieren. Dass in Krankenhäusern etc mit Zivis kalkuliert wurde und ohne diese Ausbeutung nicht alle Dienstleistungen ausgeführt werden können, ist ein Systemfehler. Deswegen den Zivildienst wieder einzuführen und noch auf andere Wirtschaftsbereiche auszudehnen um wirtschaftliche Probleme mit Zwangsdienst auszugleichen ist einfach die komplett falsche Richtung in sämtlichen Belangen.

Running multiple things in one host is perfectly fine. The more you have, the more complicated dependencies will become. Tool A needing PHP < 8 and tool B needing PHP 9 can be handled but is a headache.

That’s why many people are using containers, specifically Docker. Each tool brings their own dependencies that are running isolated. Not sharing dependencies is more resource intensive but easier to handle.

I’m not running the tools you mentioned but probably they list their resources requirements. I suggest you to check containers/Docker and consider using them instead of installing the tools natively.

Oh hey I just thought about setting up a journal! Maybe I’ll check it out

Sounds cool, which software are you using?

Oh no!