lemming741

I backed up my configs, made snapshots, and rebuilt each VM from scratch. If I forgot to copy a cron script, i pulled it from the snapshot. It took a full Saturday, but it was a chance to apply everything ive learned the last 3 years and improve some architecture decisions I’d made when i was first learning. With proxmox, you can build a VM that has the basic things you’ll change on every machine (networking, docker, automatic updates, ssh keys, monitoring) and clone it for each server you need.

Exactly, and esp dev boards are super cheap which seemed like one of your goals

Not exactly sure of your use case, but maybe this cpuld work for you. I have a testbed workstation that i crash sometimes. I put the power on a shelly plug, bios set to power on after ac loss.

Problem is- how do I enter the disk encyption password remotely? And more importantly, how do i do it cheaply?

github.com/tobiaas/esp32-web-keyboard

I just adjusted the wifi config to join my network instead of broadcasting an AP.

Ive alwaya assumed 3D printers were new enough that Genie could be put back in the bottle

Real estate agents are like used car salesmen, they tell you what you want to hear.

Monthly payments are a wool pull, a trick the finance people use to obscure the real numbers.

-3925 + 2722 = 30% loss

If there was a positive return, it’d be cheaper for a buyer to buy without and add it themselves.

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I’ve got some bad news for you…

What’s the ratio?

Thats a metal oxide varistor. It conducts above 330v and hopefully trips the breaker to protect whatever is plugged in.

Slop aside, Shelly is the worst for this. The printed diagram should be the internal device functions, but they’ve drawn the field connections.

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And a dns resolver :(

There is a dlna server but it has “totally unintentional” memory leaks that cause it to crash after a few days and they refuse to fix.

To piggyback on the permissions hissy fit-

My aar stack, openmediavault, and transmission stack have different usernames mapped to the same uid and it is a pain in the ass. I “fixed it” by making a NAS group that catches them all, but by “fixed it” I really mean “got it working”

So be aware of what uid will own a file and maybe change it to a uid in the 1100+ range to make NFS easier in the future.

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The Hairpin Route of Oak St!