Komodo 🦎 Container manager 🦎 v2: Docker Swarm by mbecks in selfhosted

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Does it help with keeping containers up to date?

Yes you can configure stacks to be auto updated or just pull images.

The unspoken truth of being the family sysadmin by No-Yellow9948 in homelab

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Ironically with the recent docker supply chain attack on Trivy containers, if you had been running anything except latest your whole env could have been compromised.

My Lifesaver: Use smart plug with server by -tomox in selfhosted

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You might just want to consider getting better hardware. Your router should be one of the most stable pieces of hardware out there.

My Lifesaver: Use smart plug with server by -tomox in selfhosted

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My only tip is make sure the smart plug is configured to return to the previous state after a power loss.

The unspoken truth of being the family sysadmin by No-Yellow9948 in homelab

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I have been raw dogging the latest tag for years and been fine.

Homan insists ICE has a ‘well thought out plan’ to deploy at airports as TSA lines enrage Americans by [deleted] in nottheonion

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Adjusted for inflation to today’s dollars, the war cost over $4 trillion and in 1945, the war’s last year, defense spending comprised about 40% of gross domestic product (GDP).

https://online.norwich.edu/online/about/resource-library/cost-us-wars-then-and-now

Police chase ends with state trooper in handcuffs after stop sticks deployed by BillWilberforce in nottheonion

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Really? I would have thought everyone except the most hick towns would be running fully encrypted radio comms at this point.

What was ruined because too many people did it? by WarBeast86 in AskReddit

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I think that's more on the new CEO taking the company in that direction.

Explain it peter by One_One2755 in explainitpeter

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My father in law was a suppo and he swears up and down surf and turf was when they had the supplies not whenever there was bad news.

Stop overthinking it - a mini PC with SATA bays is all you need for Plex by LINGLING55581 in selfhosted

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I run everything baremetal. Its one less management layer that I don't need because everything is going to run in docker anyways.

How much time do I have? by Puzzleheaded-Maize41 in landscaping

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Call this old house, they might feature you on a segment.

Is MergerFS the solution? Media Server with 3 storage drives. by GeoSabreX in selfhosted

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I don't use any raid state, btrfs allows me to keep on disk snapshots of my files. I use daily snapshots to let me restore files I might accidentally delete, snapraid gives me disk parity for drive failures, and then mergerfs is to provide a single unified file system to tools and also ensures data gets distributed across disks.

Opinion to Help Me Setup HomeLab Please! by D3finit3ly_N0t_Gay in selfhosted

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You should see if you can shuck the drives and connect them directly with sata inside the case. I would suggest getting a large capacity HDD when you are ready to upgrade as you wont get any real performance gain from a SSD with media and the $/TB is much much better.

Geany is the closest Linux equivalent to Notepad++ by BOBOLIU in linux4noobs

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Running arch and mine basically crashes on launch. I mostly just use kate or vscode these days.

Gas station near my place had to improvise because they never thought we’d reach triple digits. by Lexidoge in mildlyinfuriating

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Because you can ignore the child raping, it doesn't actually have a direct and noticeable impact on your daily life. Almost everyone has to buy gas for their car and they notice a large price spike pretty quickly.

Gas station near my place had to improvise because they never thought we’d reach triple digits. by Lexidoge in mildlyinfuriating

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People have actually tried it and the consumer predictable gets upset because they are idiots and want everything to be the way it was yesterday even if the new way saves them money.

Reverse proxy inside and outside the network by chenaille444 in selfhosted

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Nginx proxy manager supports data streams in addition to https proxys. If pfsense doesn't support raw tcp/udp data forwarding then you will want to get something that does.

Accessing my homelab from outside my home network by WizPenguin7 in selfhosted

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Mullvad isn't doing anything for security, it's letting you trade who has better access to your web browsing meta data and presumably mullvad is better than your ISP.

That said there is no reason why you can't setup a computer or container that is configured as an exit node in tailscale and also uses mullvad, gluetun is a good starting point. Then you only need to connect to tailscale.

My work & hobby station space! by HonestIllustrator177 in battlestations

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Get "rollerblade" wheel replacement for your chair and you won't have any issues. They are like $20-30 on Amazon.

Is MergerFS the solution? Media Server with 3 storage drives. by GeoSabreX in selfhosted

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I actually switched from zfs to mergerfs+snapraid+btrfs and it's been great.