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Proxmox is a decent option, or just use kvm provisioning directly with ansible.

Who cares?

Naemon + Graylog work for us.

It’s like these idiots are in Salem in the 1690s.

Better: no ads. Give them a website to publish their resume. Make buying airtime illegal.

Preaching in his position should be an immediate expulsion.

They were when HP was run by engineers.

Me today getting pnp running under naemon after migrating to Alma 9.

Our founding founders were first architects, engineers, scientists, and inventors. The government being complex is a result of who is running it. Lawyers and politicians. Want a new law? Repeal 2 others.

Political experts are making policy decisions about things they are not knowledgeable, let alone experts in. This is a problem. Healthcare, privacy, infrastructure, defense, right to repair, isp monopolies, etc. I don’t want actors. I don’t want celebrities. I don’t want career politicians. I want people who actually understand problems working in government to get those problems solved for a brief time, not in place of being engineers, scientists, educators, and tradesmen.

Nope. Just install from the play store.

+1 for projectivy. Easy to use, looks good, stays out of the way. I use it on my shield and also use it on my cheap onn pucks.

“politician” should not be a career.

The dementia lean in that picture is strong

It’s like an old Batman TV episode.

I’d love to get money out of politics. Make political advertising illegal. Give candidates a web site to post their resume. That’s it. No more tv, radio, magazine, web, or newspaper campaign ads.

This shit is obscene.

Being a loud obnoxious twatwaffle ≠ confidence

On that note, mint does transparently allow you to use cloud resources like one drive (maybe not that specifically)

Great for car camping. I’m using a jackery for power in my van until I have the time to finish my build with something bigger and more permanent. For now I just jack that into the house fuse box, and plug it into the van to charge while driving. I have a solar briefcase to put out when camping.

I’ve been using Linux as my personal and professional workstation since the 90s. I get things done. The OS does what I tell it to do without trying to sell me things or throw toolbar nonsense and garbage inconsistent UIs in my face.