I would use their LXC install, it’s much more flexible. It does not need to be local but it does simplify things like email. I had to put a bit of effort into getting it to be able to connect to IMAP mailboxes to process, but it wasn’t any more than just asking it to get the necessary libraries etc. But things like that are why using it as an LXC is a better choice. It might be able to do that as a docker, but there’s potential problems with network connectivity and docker in docker issues.

You can also firewall that LXC off without having to mess up your own workstation, as well as snapshot it and back it up.

And the first thing I would do is have it keep token budgets when you build tasks, and report it’s token use to you every hour or two. It takes some time to learn how to structure reminders and task processing to not create loops that eat up scads of tokens. Don’t ask me how I know.

But holy hell, can it be useful.

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I set up Pulse recently and the ease of setup and great UI/UX is impressive. Really liking it.

Of course, there’s some AI bullshit if you want to opt in, but it’s not enabled by default.

I tried it a couple years ago and it wasn’t very successful. But maybe that’s changed.

The other server sends again until it times out? Never been an issue, that’s just how email works. Most SMTP servers will attempt for a few days if they know the MX is valid. Besides, I’ve never been out for longer than an hour or two.

Seems really low. I run it on a docker LXC with Nextcloud and bunch of other stuff, on 8 cores of an ancient dual Xeon Dell. I never seem to have to deal with latency on it.

Mailcow-dockerized. I’ve used it for nearly a decade, it’s been flawless. Very easy to set up with the admin webpage and has a webmail client, or use Roundcube with it.

Make sure you have your DKIM, SPF and Dmarc records in order and tested against MXtoolbox before you start.

Frigate is painful to set up. It won’t just go out and query the onvif capabilities so you have to try and figure out its RTSP url manually and ptz support is primitive. Its low resource and stable once you manage to get it to work.

Blue Iris is much easier and more capable, but uses Windows, and its a resource hog, and its paid. But if you get past that, BI is really good.

Is this the country trying sell Canada a bunch of aircraft?

Against who, Russia?

Russia is 3 years into a 2-day war against a non-nuclear power that’s drafting women and old men, and it still barely holds it’s own. If Europe put a quarter of it’s existing force on the ground in Eastern Ukraine, Russia would be running home with it’s tail tucked, or be lobbing nukes to save their asses.

What a fucking bullshit artist. What’s in it for him to spread this narrative?

That’s a real bitch if you’re running watchtower and have the latest tag set. If you aren’t watching this drama, it’s an easy pwn for whoever took it over.

Docker Hub needs to get their shit together.

Of course not. This is all a face-saving canard. He’ll be back to threatening nuclear war again in a couple weeks.

"Can’t Elon Musk do anything? What about Trump?”

Why would you not realize that those two fucks are just as insane as Khomeini?

Create a cloud flare accounts and change the name servers at you current registrars to what cloudflare gives you when you try to migrate. Its best practice to split up registrar and DNS anyway. then create an API token so your reverse proxy can build records and certbot a new cert.

What rock do you live under if you’re using MySQL over MariaDB?

Ain’t nobody reading that novel past “sudo apt install”, least of all OPs girlfriend from Canada there.

Could probably buy a box of 7.62x39 with that.

They’ve sanctioned a number of the ICC judges and made their lives difficult just to be dicks.

If you get a camera that is ONVIF compatible, you won’t need an app to set it up. Vikylin, amcrest are a couple I’ve used.

Use tailscale to access your cameras, don’t portforward them. They are pathetically terrible for security.

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