Haha this is right in the middle of the spectrum between Comic Sans and Simpsons.

Ok I accept they’re equally important. We don’t want either to be in short supply. But if your plumber or doctor dies, isn’t it harder to get another member of society motivated and trained to become a doctor?

I found the website you linked to be easy to digest. Impressed with their work, from the perspective of someone who uses Linux but doesn’t know too much about this stuff (other than patch good). I like how they gave credit to both the human and AI.

I am not an expert but I will help you where I can!

I dunno man, I want my friends and family using Linux. I don’t think this is the right mentality.

People still converse over simple facts. What does the plant that grows cinnamon look like? Who won the Super Bowl in x year? Simple facts that could easily just be looked up, but people like talking to each other.

Even reading off a Wikipedia page to someone else, you get an opportunity to cater the tone, pace, and omissions / additional clarity to whomever you’re talking to.

The drop in Stack Overflow questions shows that if people can’t get helpful answers from other humans, they will get them from AI.

I’m a convert. After seeing LLMs do it, and now that all platforms have easy interfaces to access them, I use them in my note taking to help memory mapping and chunking.

I actually never thought about that. Is there any damage to the cells if they’re bombarded by photons but not discharged?

Debian is also my answer.

I put my database within the path that’s mounted to my nextcloud container. KeePassium on iOS lets you connect to WebDAV which is one way to have Nextcloud host it. It’s good about letting you access the database offline if you lost connectivity.

3:2:1 backup can still happen via whatever method you use for all the rest of your files. So far this is working fine (albeit a bit slow at times) on an RPI. Remote access via Wireguard VPN.

Btw

Are you going to be running Linux?

I’ve also got a tower with a GTX 1060 and I’d like to have it sleeping, but ready to be woken by the Pi when needed. But it never wakes up from a sleep state, so I’m curious if you’ve had any luck with that and we can trade notes.

I’m interested in knowing this too

Awesome! You’re making me want to give Portainer another go.

I’m running a potato pi with 0.5 TB and 8 GB RAM so…slightly different situation here :P

Do you place any restrictions on the containers or the container daemon as a whole?

Moreso asking so I can copy your settings. But I have had my server brought down just from the services themselves consuming too much memory or disk space, so something to look into if you haven’t already.

Ok speaking of this, where do a distro’s config and boot scripts even come from? Are they in a package? Like on Debian so the .debs have metadata that can add cron jobs and such?

I believe you but in the spirit of regex, can you explain?

I guess hyphen is literal outside of square brackets. But then you’re escaping an angle bracket?

Also curious what trouble OP was having. Wouldn’t a trailing space be enough?

‘/-o ‘

Oh man I’m installing this. Thank you!

Oh what’s tldr?

Not yet…

This is not something I’d ask of developers, but I like having a GUI for initially learning all the options and flags. It’s nice having a visual of which parameters are allowed together, where order matters, which ones accept arguments, etc. This is partly how I learned Ffmpeg back when I was still using Windows.

Once I’ve got a high level understanding, then I’m headed for the terminal.

Realistically I have a text editor putting a script or complex command together with the man page open on another screen. Not as friendly but generally works.

I don’t see TUIs a lot. Usually they are very linear. Would be interesting to see one with more of a 2D array of options.