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Moderation for Items (Items only get set public and federated after moderation staff approved of the item’s content) Moderation for User Profile (Changes to user profiles are only accepted after moderation staff reviewed them)

I wonder if these are mandatory or optional

I’ve had trouble arranging the columns properly, but I’m still using it as a nice overview. I even set it as startpage in my browser after decades of about:blank

No, but neither do comments unless someone replies… Like me in this case I guess :D

From the Lenovo article:

Without a doubt, the biggest limitation of these systems, if you are going to use them as Proxmox hosts, is that they only have a single 1GB Ethernet adapters. There’s no upgrade potential here that doesn’t involve soldering and 3D printing.

You can use the WiFi M2 slot underneath the SATA caddy for another NIC, i just did that! My m910q had a fitting cover at the back, for the p320 (with removed GPU) it’s currently just hanging out. Got “M.2 Key A+E/PCI-E 2,5G Gigabit Ethernet Netzwerk Lan Karte 1000Mbps RTL8125BG Chip” from eBay. Working great so far (just a week or so though).

Have you seen the bookmark feature on lemmy?

I do remember those times as well! Shady free webspaces where you could host some pages and images. But I haven’t seen people doing that a lot in the recent years.

Nothing wrong with that, just not what many people are doing these days in my experience.

Who tf starts with hand written pages? I always heard nextcloud, WordPress or the like.

Good stuff as always. The “There Are No Instances in atproto” post was interesting, I think I finally kind of got the concept.

kbin: The OG content aggregation service that was popular during the Reddit exodus and the foundation for mbin

Weirdly worded I think, Lemmy has been going for years before kbin. I’ve been hosting kbin for a short while, I didn’t really get into it admittedly.

I do YMD in file names/logs and DMY everywhere else. Context is important, especially since the day is often the most important part when talking about upcoming stuff.

Any thoughts on the low effort rule? I think it’s neither necessary nor been enforced anyways.

Thanks for commenting before I clicked the link

What

Your link forwards me to https which works fine. screenshot from a mobile browser, showing the URL with a little"secure" lock

Thanks! :)

Machine B is not publicly reachable though.

Seems like Borg Backup Pull Mode does what I need, using sshfs:

borgbackup.readthedocs.io/en/…/pull-backup.html

That should work! I’ll have to make sure it only syncs one direction but that’s doable of course

Thanks, I’ll have a look!

One machine is a cloud VM with LVM I think, the other is my NAS with zfs. I think with zfs to zfs it would easily work!

This seems promising

tar streaming

I do have a someserver, but it’s a fediverse instance with around 60 monthly active users, and the server provider is more reliable than my ISP at home, so any downtime has a bit more impact. There’s also another admin who needs access. Not saying never, but at the moment I’m just looking for a different backup solution, moving the whole thing has some more aspects to consider.

The data would only be copied once a day. I have to check the limits though, good point.

It’s a VPS and I don’t want to increase the monthly cost - in fact I want to decrease it by disabling the backups the hoster offers. Machine B is my NAS at home.

Of course, incremental would be preferable, but I’m not sure how that would work in that constellation.

I wonder if I can compress to B directly. Maybe I could mount a volume from B into A via wireguard and nfs, now that I think about it.

I don’t know if it has side effects when there’s issues with mounting or the like.

It would also interfere if you want to unmount it and forget to disable the cronjob.

You can run mount -a to mount all fstab entries. You could put that in a cronjob I guess

Decorative, put some smol neat thing in there

Ky (the author) is using they/them pronouns btw.

There’s differences in workplaces of course, but many people, while working for money primarily, also draw some satisfaction from their job and want to do fine. This is often abused by the bosses by not paying them properly but trying to convince the workers that they are one big family etc.

Absolutely with you in terms of unionizing tho. The lack of care is a symptom.