Docker and the docker-compose yaml files. They’ll be invaluable. Compose files allows you to create custom networking and run multiple containers.

Super useful and what most people use to run simple docker workloads.

You don’t have to understand how to create containers, just understand how they work and the commands to use them effectively.

There is always the Network + book. I went through it in 2005, so no idea what the content is like nowadays though

So much this. I spent probably 2 hours try to get something to work that it said would work before giving up, spending 5 minutes to Google and finding the solution that I could use to get what I wanted done and more.

After that I rarely ask it for help.

No, on screen keyboard only!

“AI”

I use 2 cloudflare containers that the pihole points to. That gives me DNS over https but it’s more of a mission to set up.

K8s is awesome.

VSauce*

Okay, so how many times does it need to be said in one place? I’m counting 60 here right now… I’m pretty sure after the first 10 comments you’d have picked up on it.

I think the point was, if you’re not actively adding to the discussion, and instead are just giving the whole"kek, I use jellyfin", then rather stfu, it’s already been said 100x in the comments.

Burn it with fire!

Bourne shell is orders of magnitude worse…

PowerShell is to bash what a fighter jet is to a model airplane, but you don’t dare mention it or you’ll get chewed out.

I prefer it to python too, I must be the antichrist.

Yep, it’s heartbreaking. I accidentally did a full format of an HDD that had pictures of my friend who had died on it and a bunch of other stuff from the prior ~10 years. My heart sunk when I realised that I hadn’t backed up the folder beforehand. I now have a physical backup in a box, my drives are a raid 1 and I have most of the important stuff in OneDrive, which is handy if I get any crypto malware that encrypts all my data, because it has revision history. I’m not going to get caught out like that again.

But at the same time, I’m going to carry the photos on my phone over to my next phone too.

No, because they’re both in the cloud and on my PC.

I have like 71gb of pictures on my phone (50k pics) and I like it that way, why would I delete them? For them to sit on my PC or in the cloud never to be looked at again?

I often go through photos on my phone, it’s like a history of the last few years and I find myself scrolling back to find a picture at least once a week.

I could use the cloud service but it’d take so long loading the thumbnails that it’s completely pointless.

“why do you put these photos on the wall? You’d be devastated if someone stole them, you should rather keep them in a box under your bed” that’s a dumb take.

What version are you using? If you install from an ent version, none of that stuff is there.

I’d never run a production environment that requires HA and FT like that. But, I run Windows as a desktop environment, so we we all have our own thing :D

Stream defies the point of CentOS, it was supposed to be a rock solid server, not something on the bleeding edge.

If its a work laptop then their IT dept isn’t doing shit. Just change the GPO. I’ve literally never seen this on my work or personal PC.

For as long as MS makes products for enterprise environments, there will be a way to turn this shit off.

I may consider it. I hate that I have to have an entire other VM running for HA. Thanks for the insight.