Buy a NAS , sell my old gaming pc (acting as 1 node in my proxmox cluster of 2), buy a second mini pc, learn more about backups and fallbacks and all that fun stuff

It just occurred to me that Russia and china are going to get everything they want while America and the west sit on their hands.

Documentation, screenshots, a forum, one click installer or simple line to paste into the terminal.

I don’t like docker. It’s hard to update containers, hard to modify specific settings, hard to configure network settings, just overall for me I’ve had a bad experience. It’s fantastic for quickly spinning things up but for long term usecase and customizing it to work well with all my services, I find it lacking.

I just create Debian containers or VMs for my different services using Proxmox. I have full control over all settings that I didn’t have in docker.

My office used to be fully remote during the pandemic and changed how our entire company did business. Once commercial real estate started complaining in the newspaper about their values going down, my company did a full 180 and required everyone back 2 days a week. A year went by and no one really wanted to go back in so they INCREASED the days were required in the office to 3 days.

December 24 is scheduled for a new announcement and most people at my work expect to be told then that the requirement will be brought to 4-5 days per week.

We went from being promised by senior management that we are remote by design to “hybrid” at 4 mandatory in office days per week. 5 for management.

Should be 192.168.2.0/24

I’ve always had issues with docker, especially when running it on a proxmox vm. I get weird network issues where when docker runs, the whole vm is cut off from network access (but my docker containers have internet). I also have problems with updates. Maybe it’s the whole virtual-ception of it all, a vm running docker running an application.

So far I’ve been getting by with running containers for every service (or VMs when I needed a gui since command line for certain things is tough.

I don’t like the idea of a single large server. If a node fails, everything goes tits up. If I have multiple nodes and one fails, my other services have zero downtime.

Convince me otherwise - I don’t work in this industry I teach boomers how to use MS Word haha.

Oh believe me I know. Hence getting more mini pcs and wanting a NAS. 10 vms is not enough!

I currently have a mini pc with amd 5800h. My thought was an n100 pc would take care of Pihole, Homarr, and other low cpu demand services. Minecraft server would go on my 5800h mini

Experienced it in Helldivers 2, rocket league, cs:go, Sea of Thieves…

Gosh i wish i could experience what you’ve just described. I’ve never had that when gaming online. Sounds like a dream haha

If your voice is higher pitched then you just get abused by players for sounding feminine or not manly. If you’re a woman, you’re lucky if you don’t get harassed. If you speak up for people being harassed, everyone will stop and gang up on you.

I no longer connect a mic to the computer I play online games on because it just isn’t worth it.

You know what this means? We can give killer asteroids MEASLES when they fly too close.

Pepe was used as the mascot for all sorts of content on Reddits “the_donald”

Roblox. It’s a game but also a platform in a sense. It’s full of kids running around yelling racial slurs, kicking users with dark coloured avatars, and lots of far right content. It is like a grade school run by 4chan.

That’s awesome!

Damn how does one amass 60 users? That’s a big ass family

I considered it pretty heavy equipment for just a single service but that’s coming from my experience running like 8 vms on an old gaming pc and tearing my hair out over how janky it all looks (it works fantastically for me tho)

“How do I convince my tech department to take on additional tech debt”