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ShortN0te

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ShortN0te ,

Since the alternatives are sparse and Companies are basically forced into Teams, this offers at least a private and self hosted solution for filesharing within Teams.

Not everything is black and white.

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Thanks for sharing. Will check it out. Want to move to a web app for this anyway. Currently it is just a selection of bash scripts and some unit files.

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On a bad photoshopped Image

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https://moonlight-stream.org/

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A USB 3.2 gen 1 connection (5 Gb/s) is still plenty for multiple HDDs AND when you have no need for compute on the NAS the network Link is the relevant bottleneck which is half of the USB connection.

Then USB 3.2 gen 2 (10 Gb/s) interfaces on HDD enclosures get more common every day which gives even more headroom with little more expenses.

ShortN0te ,

Wendell claims that it actually has gotten usable and stable in recent years.

https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=NYGBm-m-h0s

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In short, everything that is Turing-conplete can compute anything.

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New to me that there is proof that something is not computable.

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In germany for example is it not possible to perform an emergency call without a sim card. But this is thanks to a law and not the technical side.

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Thats why my Smart Home is build on Zigbee. (Yeah VLANs and so on, but so many clients still makes your wifi worse)

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The thing is it still impacts the other Wifi Channels and Networks (or at least those on the same band, guessing mist IoT uses 2.4GHz) even tho other Channels are used.

But, i see the appeal, since most smart home devices you can get cheap are Wifi connected. Hope that changes with the ESP32-H2 and -C6. Those are relatively recently released.

Wifi is just such a heavy proticol for just sending sensor data and some commands around, imho.

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Change your nameservers to cloudflare or something, then use their API to setup ddns yourself which dynamically updates the dns entries.

Script (for watchtower?) removing all but the last old docker image

I have watchtower to keep my 50 production docker containers up to date. So far I have never had to resort to an old image since the new one was bugged but I know of the risks and dont have the --cleanup flag activated so I could easily spin up the old image if necessary. I also keep daily (mirrored) backups so I should be ok in...

ShortN0te ,

I agree. If OP is scared that the image creator is clearing the old images, then OP should just mirror the registry or just have a system backup.

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Thats the thing about e2e. The server does not matter.

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Sadly it does not matter. The company could keep the battle going for close to a decade until there is a final decision. It is financially draining and you have to give up a lot of time in order to attend the hearings (or even travel to the correct jurisdiction).

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So from what i get reading your question, i would recommend reading more about container, compose files and how they work.

To your question, i assume when you are talking about adding to container you are actually referring to compose files (often called 'stacks')?
Containers are basically almost no computational overhead.

I keep my services in extra compose files. Every service that needs a db gets a extra one. This helps to keep things simple and modular.

I need to upgrade a db from a service? -> i do just that and can leave everything else untouched.

Also, typically compose automatically creates a network where all the containing services of that stack communicate. Separating the compose files help to isolate them a little bit with the default settings.

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A compose file is just the configuration of one or many containers. The container is downloaded from the chosen registry and pretty much does not get touched.

A compose file 'composes' multiple containers together. Thats where the name comes from.

When you run multiple databases then those run parallel. So every database has its own processes. You can even see them on the host system by running something like top or htop.
The container images themself can get deduplicated that means that container images that contain the same layer just use the already downloaded files from that layer.
A layer is nothing else as multiple files bundled. For example you can choose a 'ubuntu layer' for the base of your container image and every container that you want to download using that same layer will just simply use those files on creation time. But that basically does not matter. We are talking about a few 10th or 100th of MB in extreme cases.

But important, thoses files are just shared statically and changing a file in one container does not affect the other. Every container has its own isolated filesystem.

I understand the architecture, I'm just not sure about how docker streamlines separate containers running the same process (eg, mysql).

Quite simple actually. It gives every container its own environment thats to namespacing. Every process thinks (more or less) it is running on its own machine.

There are quite simple docker implementations with just a couple of hundreds lines of code.

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We do not do bikinis in Germany. FKK

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The whole age verification can be done privately, secure and without the possibility to get tracked. But imho still not really a good thing to do. Parenting should still be a thing.

Same discussion can be found here https://lemmy.ml/comment/6775132

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Have you even read the linked Wikipedia or the Website?
No. When implemented correctly the math shows that it is not possible.

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... All i ever said is that it is possible. And i am referring to the article posted behind the link i posted.

Any implementation can be flawed even if well intentioned. There are implementations of this, for example the German ID Personalausweis has this method implemented.

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So? Another shitty VPN product from a shady company?

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Money is not the right reason. Megas history only shows that they were interested in money, everything else was just a publicity stunt. Mega even got sold a few years back.

I have an issue with how SIM cards are handled in most countries

Almost all countries require official authentication to activate a SIM card. This seems to me as a huge privacy problem, if the country can track sim cards across cell towers and connect them to a person. It seems like a dystopian system, that we litterely can not hide from our governments without turning off our smartphones....

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The thing is, even if you would not need to link your identity to your sim card, it would still be trivial to identify who you are if you use your phone like a normal human. Thanks to cell towers.

But yes this is just an excuse and does not stop much crime. If you want to break into a bank or hurt someone just leave your phone at home and you already circumvented this measure.

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I dont really think it would fit there. The whole box is about the next episode. Putting an element there which is supposed to be for the current episode could be confusing.

But an additional box or just the favorite symbol next to that in another box could be nice.

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Nah. The Premium model is kinda bullshit. As a free tier open source user you will always be a second class citizen.

Also everyone who wants to commit code has to sign away his rights for them.

tl;dr maintainer gets money from open source contribution over the premium tier, but hinders everyone else to do the same with the AGPL licence.(kinda)

That's not a good foundation to start off.

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Electronic ids can provide the age verification without giving out any personal information. This is a solved problem at least for a lot of ids in the EU.

But no i still find it a stupid idea. It is the parents job to parent them.

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No. There is no 3rd party service needed. It all can happen only between the service asking and the id (smart card).

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The service gets no other information other then "Is the holder of the id older then 18" => "Yes"

There is no personal data exchange.

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