

I’d stay on zfs, I simply don’t trust btrfs’ raid implementation. For very important documents I also set copies=2 (or 3) on that dataset, just in case.
And as others already said: 3-2-1 backups ;)


I’d stay on zfs, I simply don’t trust btrfs’ raid implementation. For very important documents I also set copies=2 (or 3) on that dataset, just in case.
And as others already said: 3-2-1 backups ;)


As Taiwan never was part of the PRC there can be no reintegration or reunification.


This might have been misdiagnosed as ADHD some years ago, true
L1 chair, L2 bed, L3 floor
“Ultra death sauce”…
Yeah, the name… I’m not sure what’s wrong with people naming chili sauces. Also, it’s pretty inaccurate as I am alive and well.
Anyway, for me it hits a good balance between being proper spicy and a rounded taste.


Each one is one too many


+1 for the letsencrypt wildcard with DNS verification, been using this for years. with dehydrated (https://github.com/dehydrated-io/dehydrated) you can automate renewing the certs, pretty convenient.
One thing i didn’t see mentioned yet - you can also easily create a wildcard for a subdomain of your domain, e.g. *.local.example.com.
Most DNS providers let you define something like _acme-challenge.local IN TXT ... so you don’t even need to define an extra zone for local.example.com.
Probably makes no big difference, but i like it ^^


Well, yes, but…
nextcloud forked owncloud back when there was only the php codebase.
opencloud forked owncloud ocis, which is a rewrite in go.
So while both forked “owncloud”, or “something named owncloud”, i doubt they’ll have any code in common.


Owncloud seems to be pretty much over IIRC.
The company behind it got bought be some american company in 2023, that promised that everything will “stay as open as it is” - you won’t believe what happened next ;)
Then recently many of the developers left to join OpenCloud, which seems to be a fork of owncloud, lead by a german open source veteran.


gentoo. i’m not even gonna look this up but i’d be surprised if immolo hasn’t installed in that platform yet ;)
*.demon.co.uk and *.xs4all.nl, both now defunct european ISPs that made it easy for people to host pages. IIRC the future sound of London had their page at demon, and xs4all hosted all kinds of nerdy/OSS pages, and some weird music, too ;) Oh, and there was *.free.fr, too