They’re trying desperately to turn the US into a totalitarian police state. Not that it wasn’t before, but man they really hate freedom.

Every other group would beg to differ.

Don’t auto update. Read the release notes before you update things. Sometimes you have to do some things manually to keep from breaking things.

That’s what dm-integrity is for. Also, absolutely do not use Btrfs for RAID5/RAID6.

I have eight Reolink cameras. They’re awesome. Haven’t had any issues with them other than the occasional disconnect, which only lasts a few seconds.

I use Ubuntu Server -> dm-integrity -> mdadm -> ext4. Super easy to set up (it just takes forever to do dm-integrity on the drives, but you don’t need to watch it), works great, easy to maintain. Everything I run on it is dockerized with docker compose and sits behind nginx-proxy-manager, so it’s also super easy to maintain.

I couldn’t imagine how EA games could be worse, but then that’s why I’m not in charge. Good job, new owners, on finding a novel way to suck more.

Jokes on them, I haven’t played an EA game in over a decade.

Those 40,000 people in the stands last night (me included) were pretty excited, especially when Tatis and Bogaerts both hit homers to the third floor of the Western Metal Supply building in the same inning. You might be thinking of baseball before the pitch clock, btw.

What’s funny is last night’s game didn’t matter to either team. Padres are already in the playoffs as second wildcard, and Diamondbacks are already eliminated. So, probably by your standard, that game was entirely pointless. The fans still had fun though, and the players still played. It was baseball for the sake of baseball, and that was awesome.

Sometimes it’s fun to just make stupid shit for no other reason than to entertain yourself or others. Do you get mad at a painter because their painting can’t do anything?

Hey! I used to work for the company that makes that expansion system, One Stop Systems. :)

Do you hate baseball?

Check it out, pointless activity:

Ok, you’re a hater.

Because the Supreme Court decided to allow unlimited dark money in politics with Citizens United.

That’s so sad. They should use Lemmy instead.

Anything you want to back up (data directories, media directories, db data) you would use a bind mount for to a directory on the host. Then you can back them up just like everything else on the host.

There’s one thing I’m hosting on bare metal, a WebDAV server. I’m running it on the host because it uses PAM for authentication, and that doesn’t work in a container.

Literally the most petty man to ever walk the face of this planet.

Just run your own locally. If you have a machine with an AMD iGPU, you can allocate a bunch of your system RAM as VRAM and run really big models with something like LLM Studio.

Have you installed the Nvidia drivers? Unlike AMD and Intel, the drivers for Nvidia aren’t included by default (because their code is closed source), so you’ll have to install them before your graphics will work.

Unfortunately, OpenSUSE doesn’t offer an easy way to do this. You can follow this guide:

https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NVIDIA_drivers

It’s a bit hard, but if you have trouble, you can ask here. Good luck!