Be aware hosting media thru their proxy is breaking their ToS. Not saying anything will happen, but be mindful.
Not sure what beforehand means, but I get in the shower, sit for 20 mins and think, then stand up, get wet, add bar of soap to wash rag, put wash rag all over my body, rinse, then get out and dry.
I run as much as I can baremetal on Debian. If I can't do baremetal I use podman on Debian.
Especially since my vasectomy
Oh ok. That's awesome. I didn't know it could do UDP/TCP proxying. That's awesome.
I'm not sure if you can proxy smb as it's not http/s data. If using NGiNX you could use something like the stream
config, but there's not really an advantage.
I remember I spent ~$330 on 8TB HDDs and now you can get 20 TB for around the same price.
All of my servers for my LLC and at home are Debian. At my day job we use RHEL. I get to upgrade ~400 servers to RHEL8/9.
Not surprising. We know the rich run the world.
I use Liftoff and like it. The auto picture loading is great.
Debian is great. I use it and love it every day.
I second new tabs for everything.
If using vultr I'd recommend using backblaze for the S3 backend as data transfers will be unlimited. If using vultr object storage data to/from their object storage to the VPS is using the data cap unlike backblaze and vultr who are part of the bandwidth alliance which mean no data usage is counted and if you put your vultr instance behind cloudflare who is also part of the alliance you won't use any data on the instance for web data, but we've seen how cloudflare seems to have caused issue with Kbin so I'm not sure that's the best thing to do.
I apologize for the run-on sentence :-)
I just installed it via Obtainium. Works great so far. I love the pictures automatically being displayed.
To make the phones "waterproof" which is funny because even tho phones are water "waterproof" manufactures won't warrenty them out if there's water damage. Doesn't make much sense to me.