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TIL "Mausoleum" is another one of those things that's just named after a guy
(www.britannica.com)
Even Caitlyn Jenner?
TLDR That's what happens when circles get squished together.
I never heard of this before, but it looks similarly easy to deploy. It requires Javascript instead of Python, which is the same to me although I'm sure others will have a strong preference for one or the other. Pretty nice interface though.
Genuinely curious: What advantage would you have from running it in a docker container?
In this economy, that's the one present everyone can afford.
I also had a lot of difficulty setting up NextCloud. Based on the various reviews and comments, it seems like I may have actually dodged a bullet.
In general, as I've tried different self-hosting solutions, I've found that using a dedicated solution for each purpose has given me better results. I use Radicale for contacts and Calendar, Immich for photos, Jellyfin for media (Navidrome for music is great, but I ended up keeping my music library in Jellyfin because I liked the client apps better).
I'm using OwnCloud for filesync, although I'm also testing CopyParty, which is pretty phenomenal and stupid simple.
Tailscale is GOAT. Some people have speculated that it could be subject to enshitification some day. It's managed by a for-profit company, but everything they do is open source. There are already well-tested forks like HeadScale if you ever have the need to self-host it in the future.
NextCloud seems great if you can get it working and provides a lot of services in one. Some people have said that causes bloat and slowdown, so there are two sides to the coin.
Syncthing is likely not a good option for a file server. It's great if you want to have a shared file or folder on multiple devices, especially if you just want to transfer files quickly and seamlessly. It's fantastic at what it does, but it's not a file server. There are a lot of opportunities for error when using Syncthing.
I'm very sorry to hear that. What is your family support situation look like? That's one of the most important factors.
Literally hundreds of studies showing that if people can buy a house before they're 40, they will have more children.
You can't legislate your way into a higher birth rate. Even authoritarian countries have tried and failed. But you can legislate systemic changes that help people with housing, childcare, and groceries.
That's exactly how they ended up in a situation. Putin took Crimea with basically no resistance. He just didn't count on Zelensky. Most other leaders would have given in to the pressure and let Putin overrun Ukraine (for a nice golden parachute).
It's unfortunate that that was not on any of the pages that I saw. I actually did look and I actually did read the terms and conditions to see if maybe that was the case.
I did let them know in my response that they should probably include that for legal reasons at the very least.
The ad and the linked terms don't say anything about the deal being available only for new customers and accounts. It's the lack of transparency that really gets me.
"Captain, the fire suppression system is down."
"How did this happen?"
"They weren't designed to withstand fire."
-every episode of DS9
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Romania Evacuates Plauru Village After Russian Drone Sets LPG Ship Ablaze Near Izmail Port
(united24media.com)
Ouroboros is a type of all you can eat
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It's also worth noting that science can't prove humans are conscious.
There's a reason it's called "the hard problem."