Totally agreed. My favourite get-to-know-you question is this: "if you had the very specific super power that meant you could make everybody into the world love a piece of media in exactly the way you do, for exactly the reasons you do, what piece of media would you pick and why?"
My answer is The Good Place, with a bullet. It's about trying to be better every day and treat people well, and it's hilarious and good natured.
Yeah, not a bind mount. There was a warning, but I was restoring a ton of LXCs and clicked through the warning too fast. My fault, I'm not super sore about it, just warning others as a service to prevent what happened to me!
I like ProxMox too, I'm quite happy that I dove in with it. Just one word of warning - if you mount a drive volume in a container, destroy the container and restore it from a backup, it wipes out the mounted drive. I, uh, lost a bunch of data that way. Not super important data, but still.
I'm still glad I went with ProxMox though. It makes spinning up something a breeze, and I also went with HA in a VM, and another Debian VM for Docker, and a bunch of random LXCs.
I tried it on Windows on the deck and it wasn't what I'd call playable. I have relatively high framerate standards, but...it was like 15fps. Might be better on Linux.
What did work decently was streaming it from my XBox Series X via XBPlay.
Good write-up. I also have Caddy with no HTTPS to the back end service, and was just thinking "I should set that up" when I realized...all the services are on the same ProxMox host, so that have direct access via virtualization, and so won't be in clear text over the network at all (or at least I think so). Thanks!
Fair, it could be more intuitive. IMO stuff like that is why a good trainer is important. FWIW I've worked with ServiceNow for a long time, and am a big fan of it.
When you say search is a stack, do you mean filters? If so, you can just click the > in the breadcrumb to remove the single element after it leaving the rest of the query.
You know I feel the same way. Around the last two or three levels it dragged. I'm just starting the golden puzzles now, and it's definitely falling off. But those first, say, 10 levels were great.
Totally agreed. My favourite get-to-know-you question is this: "if you had the very specific super power that meant you could make everybody into the world love a piece of media in exactly the way you do, for exactly the reasons you do, what piece of media would you pick and why?"
My answer is The Good Place, with a bullet. It's about trying to be better every day and treat people well, and it's hilarious and good natured.
Made me laugh out loud, thank you 🤣
I need to know if there are still real estate novelists in this universe.
Yeah, not a bind mount. There was a warning, but I was restoring a ton of LXCs and clicked through the warning too fast. My fault, I'm not super sore about it, just warning others as a service to prevent what happened to me!
I like ProxMox too, I'm quite happy that I dove in with it. Just one word of warning - if you mount a drive volume in a container, destroy the container and restore it from a backup, it wipes out the mounted drive. I, uh, lost a bunch of data that way. Not super important data, but still.
I'm still glad I went with ProxMox though. It makes spinning up something a breeze, and I also went with HA in a VM, and another Debian VM for Docker, and a bunch of random LXCs.
As a dual boot to play games I have on Game Pass but not Steam, like Expedition 33.
I tried it on Windows on the deck and it wasn't what I'd call playable. I have relatively high framerate standards, but...it was like 15fps. Might be better on Linux.
What did work decently was streaming it from my XBox Series X via XBPlay.
Good write-up. I also have Caddy with no HTTPS to the back end service, and was just thinking "I should set that up" when I realized...all the services are on the same ProxMox host, so that have direct access via virtualization, and so won't be in clear text over the network at all (or at least I think so). Thanks!
I've definitely been more anxious about germs and getting sick since COVID hit, so you're not alone.
Fair, it could be more intuitive. IMO stuff like that is why a good trainer is important. FWIW I've worked with ServiceNow for a long time, and am a big fan of it.
When you say search is a stack, do you mean filters? If so, you can just click the > in the breadcrumb to remove the single element after it leaving the rest of the query.
The horn arrangement just absolutely slays.
The Ikea Stygbar remote is cheap and has 4 buttons plus long press capability. I got a ton for dirt cheap, they're great.
Huge second for the Becky Chambers stuff. Both those Monk & Robot books are sublime.
Well both of those are damn cool, thank you for the links!
You know I feel the same way. Around the last two or three levels it dragged. I'm just starting the golden puzzles now, and it's definitely falling off. But those first, say, 10 levels were great.
I'm close to finishing The Talos Principal 2 as well, I'm quite enjoying it.
Awesome! Glad you're enjoying it. 😀
Cobalt Core is a newish one that's very inspired by FTL.
Thanks for the kind offer! I won't get to this for a while, but I may take you up on it if I get stuck.