Easier to use imo. TrueNAS would be better, but takes more time to learn how to use.

You could but a NAS, or build one and install unraid on it. It should take a day or so of tinkering to get it working, and you could always sync your data to a cloud backup provider.

I used Hugo for my portfolio site, and it’s great if you like an existing theme, but making one from scratch is a challenge. The documentation is unclear and there’s a chicken and egg problem about how to learn Hugo.

The go templating is OK, I prefer other syntax but it works.

On Lemmy? c/linux

Centos9stream

UnRAID uses Slackware under the hood, I’ve had lots of trouble trying to use the shell and install packages and init scripts. I wish it was Debian based instead so my knowledge would transfer.

This, it ruins the surprise a bit but also ensures you’ll hear a “yes”

Edit: also I went with a brilliant earth fake diamond ring, but you could save $ and go for moissanite

Caesar with anchovies, or a good vinaigrette for a non-caeser salad.

Don’t argue with stupid

Really? I tried watching it but I couldn’t get through it.

If it looks like DNS, If it quacks like DNS, If it breaks like DNS, it must be a duck DNS.

Isn’t that backed code? Unless your using templating…

Oh yeah that would make sense.

I’m surprised no one has said Outer Wilds. Amazing story about space exploration.

If you don’t daily x86 assembly, do you even know anything about computers?

Nice thanks

I’ll have to look into that. My issue with sftp/scp/etc is that I’m sshing into many vms, without servers setup on them. I just need a file occasionally but rapidly.

My goal is to get xclip working across ssh sessions, but from a windows host. I constantly have to scp files back and forth and it’s a pain.

Same

No love for xfce4-terminal around here?