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Define “server”:

If you mean any process that serves on the network well then of course you can.

If you mean multiple containerized stacks acting as a service then yes, you can do that too.

If you mean multiple operating systems, I’m not so sure but I can’t imagine that it’s impossible.

I’m an unwealthy American who’s only been to Mexico a handful of times and they have never stamped my passport.

I usually buy Blu-rays then rip them. My wife has some old DVDs and a lot of them are already unreadable, so I value the redundancy of having digital copies but without the DRM.

I don’t use it but I would recommend Kopia due to its content-defined chunking, deduplication, etc. I’m writing a fork of it that allows any RClone adapter to work as the frontend or backend but it won’t be released for quite some time.

Otherwise I sync most my files to Backblaze by hand from time to time.

I’ve messed with both. But yeah, keeping an international mind is best. Separators are really unnecessary for data transfer so I usually just exclude them.

But yeah, one quirk is for Excel to recognize a date it has to be YYYY-MM-DD 12:00 PM because it doesn’t understand ISO-8601. 😓

I’m a web developer that lets people to export to CSV and quoting things is usually the answer. Though for a number with a comma in it I’d rather not quote it and leave it as a bare integer/decimal so that the data type is correctly inferred.

Speaking of, I have a handful of hacks I do specifically for Excel so that it infers types correctly — it needs more prodding than other applications importing CSV.

Be careful if there’s a public IP address. I think some operating systems even include IPv6 with 0.0.0.0 so that if there’s a public one assigned this might open it up to the world.

For me it’s also the same with “hubby”

I second PocketID if all you’re looking for is Passkeys + forward-auth. The others are overkill.

Dying for SB-868 in California myself.

I’d just add both Gmail and another email account to a desktop email client, then simply drag the emails from one provider to the other.

They’re just happening so often that I wouldn’t even know what to filter it down to.

I really tried to use a “usb” install for a long time but could never get kernel upgrades (and some other packages) to work correctly.

These days I do a “sys” install but mount /var/log and some other directories to RAM.

It’s important if you’re using flash drives although even that’s pretty rare these days. My wife has run into this problem by formatting as NTFS (GUID partition table) when print shops’ terrible machines only support FAT32 and/or MBR partition tables.

Thankfully our Macs understand NTFS otherwise those formatted drives from her Windows work computer wouldn’t even work at home.

One day our Linux servers were hosed at work because the Windows server hosting them got all fucked up during Cloudstrike. I’ll never understand why you’d host Linux on Windows rather than the other way around.

It’s very rough coming back after 20+ years. Easy things on Linux quickly become a wasted day going down six trillion rabbit holes on Windows before you can even accomplish your seemingly simple task. Most problems in Windows are much more easily resolved by booting into Linux to make the repairs.

Storj Tardigrade with client-side encryption. I use rclone so you could even encrypt it before hitting the Storj library if you’re extra paranoid (among other things like caching, chunking, etc).