I’m always uncomfortable doing #2 anywhere but at home.

With sufficient coffee, mine shows considerable artifice.

Where’s the code? Or is this just vaporware?

I wonder how this compares with https://lyrion.org/, formerly Logitech SqueezeBox server.

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Forget they exist and don’t call them anything.

Rclone is a command line program to manage files on cloud storage.

Taken 3 makes Taken 2 look like Taken 1.

Add it to filtered websites?

You’re the exact inverse of the person that asks a question, and then says “nevermind figured it out” with no details. Good job being that kind of person.

I did one of these ‘in case someone finds this useful’ posts a while ago, and got the above comment. Figured I’d pass it on.

Just don’t format the disk. Boot the installer, mount the partition, delete the folders other than home, and then install.

Well, I don’t use it, so it is maintained then.

There’s only so much voltage that will ever get created in each cell by exposure to light. Only so many electrons that get knocked free. Once that level is hit, nothing else happens that wouldn’t also happen to a stone, or your skin. Electrical energy doesn’t build up.

Yes, most likely the light is just converted to heat. But that’s not special.

Nothing happens. All you have is voltage. No current. No power.

Since when is portainer a hypervisor? It’s a container manager, isn’t it?

Thank you. I’ll be here all week. Tip your server.

That’s just silly. AI data centers can’t get married.

It seems strange that having two completely independent dns servers with different information gets the name ‘split dns’.

Reading the Wikipedia page seems to indicate more like one dns server hands out different data based on where the request is coming from.

But I guess it’s splitting hairs either way.

Run a local dns. Have an entry in the local dns that points to the internal ip.

I do this for home assistant using pihole.

When my phone is connected to my WiFi, it uses my local dns. When outside my home it uses public dns,

Works a charm.

You don’t need ‘split dns’ whatever that is. You just need your local DNS to forward to some public dns like google or whatever your provider uses.

I hope she doesn’t get a cold, otherwise that would be a ‘coup queue cachoo’.