Just get one of those costume tattoo sleeves for like $5

… Use a better torrent client. Like qbittorrent or transmission.

If you were using uTorrent, it stopped being safe a long time ago.

If they sell all of it that year. Which they don’t, even if they sell any at all the same year as issued. They stagger sales, and generally are doing it a year after, if they aren’t just taking a loan against the stock and using that.

It’s part of the compensation regardless of if you want to pretend otherwise. It’s income, it belongs in the total.

PoE++ is 60W, UPoE is 100W.

https://github.com/breezy-weather/breezy-weather

“They pay taxes” - right, and the effective rate is lower this way. That’s why executive compensation went this route decades ago.

Which is why, as I said, they all get paid this way.

That is how they all get paid, so they can pay less in taxes.

It’s irrelevant.

I would say they are. Just added a T.

LXC would be a CT yes.

pct set ### -mp0 /host/dir,mp=/container/mount/point

With ### being the ID of the LXC.

Linux Mint Debian Edition is my standard recommendation for desktop for those newer folks.

Straight up Debian for everything else. Debian is my desktop. And all of my servers (aside from some things I’m testing for work or something where I need to test against RHEL or something).

And Proxmox for VMs.

It is entirely the case.

DNS queries will go to all on the list, and use whatever responds first.

If you are seeing occasional ad leaks, this is why.

Just wanted to add onto your comment for clarity for others, the multiple servers are not redundancy so much as first come first serve, which is why your comment of multiple pi-holes is important.

If you were to list a pihole and say Google DNS as primary and secondary respectively, you may have some DNS queries responded to by Google. Negating the point of having a pi-hole or similar DNS service locally.

A secondary can be a docker container, another physical pi-hole (even a zero-w, which I personally don’t recommend being your only way to manage DNS, but is fine when you just need to do some maintenance on the primary).

I’m so confused by the one person replying to you with 5 slight variations of the same comment…

Kavita is also my solution.

OPDS (by user to boot), fast, clean, and with a pretty decent web reader option if you want it. Comics, manga, books - all in one.

Every time, without fail, though I haven’t decided what I want to do with them yet.

Mint, specifically Debian edition (LMDE), is my current recommendation for new users.

… Several hundred? LOL

To go to most countries, you’ll be spending tens of thousands just to get there. I don’t know where you’re getting your numbers from, but it’s not reality.

It costs money to move, especially to another country.

Pretty much all of mine are just tiny/mini/micros. The stack of 6 or so in my rack power everything I run (aside from my desktop, but I do have Linux vms and a Mac mini for app builds).

No issues so far.

Storage is all on my NAS, one for things like media server content, my dev work, pictures, etc, and one that’s a backup to that NAS. Only thing remote is my second level of backup.

8th gen Intel and up is pretty great for proxmox IMO.