My house was built in 1999, my furnace in the attic is original. 27 years old and going strong. True every year I need to blow it to get it up and running, but compared to the alternative I’ll take it!

In a similar vein, the gas fireplace is also original and also going strong.

If you’re reading it that way that says more about you than this post.

The benefit here is the software by design can’t read your traffic - it’s using SNI to route, not the host header, so SSL pass thru keeps the payload private. It’s billed as shareable for that reason.

Also this is open source and you can host it yourself.

Edit: I concede BakedCatboy’s point.

In either case I would probably just use FRP.

In the US at least, this is why you use a credit card. If your package gets lost in transit and the merchant refuses to remedy the issue, that’s a easy dispute for merchandise not received. It doesn’t matter what the merchant tells you, it’s their responsibility to ensure the merchandise arrives.

That being said, every shipping protection scheme I’ve personally seen is billed as a convenience feature - “less hassle”.

That’s how you end up with another Zuckerberg!

They also like shiny things so it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s just due to that.

virsh destroy gives me so much anxiety.

No I just want to shut it down- oh that’s how I do it. So destroy won’t delete all the data?

I curse whoever decided destroy = shutdown.

Yes that’s good enough! Sorry I missed your statement about shutting down first. To clarify I leave mine running since a dump can recover if it gets corrupt.

Basically my backup contains the database and the SQL dump (or equivalent) - that way I don’t need to shutdown the service.

Most of the time that’s perfectly fine, but if the database were in the middle of an operation you risk corruption.

Could get a hydrophobic coating to make the rain slip off the side mirrors more easily. There are also mirror rain visors that so what you describe.

I don’t know about them but I’m using Voyager and see this on both the original and the cross post: https://files.catbox.moe/bzl885.png

If I hadn’t opened the post in Firefox I would have thought I was being gaslit and the shitty blur was intentional lol.

Individually. If the app requires a DB, I put it in the compose file. This simplifies both backups and migrations. My tooling for backups has a pre and post script I can customize on a per app basis so I just have the pre do whatever *dump for that DB and the post clean it up (backup takes a tar of the folder).

You’ll be tagged as the one who thought a shitpost was serious, got corrected, and doubled down.