Iran, if you're listening.....
I like the Walmart sold Onn. brand. I think we have the 10 inch version which was very reasonably priced. The reason I bought it is that it supports Google's Kid Space. Think of it like the ui used on the Amazon kid tablets but more open to other apps. You can still install any Android app - but the UI is more kid focused.
Need help with a backup solution
Previously using 2 synology devices - one at my home location for NAS duties and another at a remote location for an off-site backup destination. I had a small army of nucs doing various hosting things. This worked well. But as many who self host can appreciate - just because it works doesn't mean you can't burn it all down and try something else. That's where I am. I'm now running everything on a dell r720 server running proxmox and truenas. I have a nuc at the destination with proxmox hosting a VM of windows and Ubuntu. I would like to mostly recreate the back up solution of the synology - which is basic incremental file backups on a schedule with or without versioning. And ideally I'd like to run this through a wireguard (or similar) tunnel to avoid opening up too many ports at the destination.
I've tried some things but can get anything to reliably work (or work at all).
Open for suggestions.
Highly recommend 'Untitled 4th Blend' from M&H Beans in North Canton, O. They have a website and ship ( https://www.mhbeans.com). It's a dreamy sweet smell/aroma with a deeper dark chocolate finish. I try something else every once in a while but always come back to this one for my home espresso/milk drinks.
More of an Android thing - but it needs to support a separate kid mode like the Chromecast with Google TV does. Also - adding an SD card to mine still gets me the 'low storage' error with the SD card barely touched on usage. I switched over to the Chromecast because of these 2 things (I'm using a USB C hub to add Ethernet and expanded storage that actually gets used for the Chromecast).
I've been on Lemmy for a couple of months now - best comment I've read so far. You absolutely nailed it.
migrating over from Reddit
I appreciated the Canton sub on Reddit - and would like to have that resource here on a Lemmy instance.