It’s got more than just VM management, but yeah, it’s a frontend for a bunch of other services, that you don’t need Proxmox for.

It’s great if you need what it offers. Otherwise, it’s simpler to set up something like Ubuntu Server.

I use Proxmox to run my email service, https://port87.com/, because I can have high-availability services that can move around the different Proxmox hosts. It’s great for production stuff.

I also use it to run my seedbox, because graphics in the browser through Proxmox is really easy.

For everything else (my Jellyfin, Nextcloud, etc), I have a server that runs Ubuntu Server and use a docker compose stack for each service.

Reddit’s function is to manipulate pubic opinion.

Who’s trying to manipulate my pubes?

Well I don’t know about all that. What I do know is that the delicious taste of a cold refreshing Dr Pepper™️ simply can’t be beat.

It could be the same thing that happened to me. The dev could have realized what people were using it for and quit to not be a part of that.

I used to run an encrypted messenger called Tunnelgram. It had some advantages and disadvantages compared to something like Signal (signing in on multiple devices, the web, you didn’t need an existing device to set up a new one, the chat history was saved on the server (encrypted), groups were easy to manage and new users could be added on the fly and see all the old messages, but it didn’t have forward secrecy (if someone got your key, they could see all the messages you sent in the future)). After Jan 6, and reading about how the insurrectionists planned their attacks on encrypted messengers, I just didn’t want to be a part of that anymore.

Writing code. Server code doesn’t have a UI.

Someone should make a children’s board game to prove this point.

That was Biden’s DOJ. Americans voted to keep monopolies and raise prices last year.

There are laws and they’re probably in violation of them, but if you expect Trump’s DOJ to go after monopolies, you’ll die waiting.

Richard Harris has had many awesome projects. He generally gets community support quickly. I started using Svelte way back on Svelte 1, and it was amazing. Still using it, and I love how Richard and the others have improved it.

The Mini PC would be a lot easier. The RPi needs things to be built for ARM, and not everything is. The RPi is also slower and isn’t repairable.

RPis are great for many things, but generic home servers aren’t one of them, unless you really need clustering for some reason (like, a Ceph cluster).

Did you read it? You just have to open the app. There are options if you want to change them, but it works when you open it.

Hey, how about zeroing out wage theft?

What do you mean setting up the server side takes a lot of steps? You just open the app.

When you say buy her masters, do you mean the physical masters or the rights to that audio? From what I understand, the company who owned the rights wouldn’t sell them to her.

Her Taylor’s Version albums are actually pretty cool. It’s a big middle finger to the music industry that basically swindled her out of the rights to her own music because she was early in her career.

Meanwhile, in other countries, two year olds don’t need the permission of billionaires to survive.

There’s no configuration needed for QuickDAV either, and it works on anything with a browser. You could transfer files to your Nintendo DS. ;)

I wasn’t strawmanning, I was asking a question.

My personal Mastodon instance is doing great. It runs on my old gaming desktop in my living room. Haven’t had any downtime today, so I can say with 100% confidence that my living room has better 24 hour uptime than Amazon right now. Who wants to buy some compute time from my living room?