I’m not ace and I still think all the things we do because we are horny are weird

Always risky to be exposed to the internet. unless you can’t, you should look into using tailscale/netbird to keep everything within a VPN.

My personal journey:

• arch is annoying to maintain and whil it is mostly stable, you do get some breaking updates here and there. It’s not a bad choice, it just doesn’t makeuch sense for a headless server.
• Ubuntu server, just why? Works fine but why?
• a not headless fedora, worked fine but still annoyed me sometimes
• proxmox (debian based) works great, annoyed me to manage vm resources.
• headless debian. Just works, I rarely if ever encounter OS issues. The only downside is that not everything can be found in the debian repos, but there is almost always an option to add a repo for whatever you want.

My setup is mostly dockers so keep that in mind.

But really, if something works for you go with it. If you are looking to change, I would recommend debian.

If I had to guess, probably all come from some sort of template coin made by a single supplier or made by the same machine that has template designs.

Ask him why it is orange?

We know why most flames are orange, we know why steel glows red, and for the same reason (and many others) we know that the sun is white, so what his is reasoning for it’s orange color claims?

Also ask him why sunsets and sun rises are more orange, and if he doesn’t know asj him what the color of the sky is and what color would you get if you combined all colors (white) and then removed the blue (you get yellow)

My setup is easy and reliable:

Bash script that runs restic to backup to backblaze with a 90 day retention snapshot policy and a systemd service + timer.

It runs everyday, everything is backedup to b2, and I don’t need to bother with it.

Pros:

• easy
• quick
• reliable
• private (restic encrypts before sending)
• don’t need to worry about multiple backups as backblaze does it for me (3-2-1 system)

Cons:

• costs (very little) money (backblaze is basically the cheapest provider)
• long restore time as it would be slow to download
• restore costs (pay per gb downloaded)

Suspiciously close to a 32bit integer maximum value in milliseconds (2³²/1000/60/60=1193 hours)

Maybe you listened to roughly 1 hour or had roughly 1 hour left and some sort of integer overflow happened that set the remaining time to integer maximum+listened time/time left

Cold storage solutions would be cheapest if you don’t need to access it often, if you do then Backblaze b2.

Lastly you could do your own backup (drives sitting at a friends of family’s place?)

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The door is the warmest part of the fridge and I would guess this has something to do with the temperature of an average fridge being a bit too cold and producing a less favorable texture so the manufacturer wants you to have the best experience and tells you to put it on the door. Either that or something else probably related to you enjoying it more or using it more.

It is important to remember that there are scanners running over all IP addresses on the internet and checking for all the new vulnerabilities. So if you are not updating your services and one of your services has a vulnerability that already has an open source module to scan for it, then you are going to get scanned and you are going to get exploited. So it’s not just about having basic protection, it’s also about being really up to date, which not everyone is doing properly.