Thank you! I have been wanting this and had no clue it already existed!

Now if only it were possible to have a VPN active on wireless Android Auto.

Edit: WG Tunnel is compatible with Android Auto. To enable compatibility, use the app’s split tunneling feature to exclude the Android Auto app from the tunnel.

I like to use bootstrap studio for website design.

https://bootstrapstudio.io/

Another tool, not sure it will fit your needs exactly, called reactive resume. Might be able to use it as a business card.

https://rxresu.me/

What’s a Next Cloud, what came before it? /s

It’s best to never connect a “smart” TV directly to the internet. Bloat and updates to the software will inevitably cause what you mentioned. It’s almost intentionally planned obsolescence.

A Android box, Raspberry Pi, or apple tv, or small pc would be the way to go IMO any day of the week.

Ohh man this brings back DOS vibes

Ahh yes that’s what I was looking to do.

I was thinking if I already have a key file on the remote and local servers then I may not need shh installed on the docker container to do this setup.

I currently have a alpine linix VM where I had one time SSH’d into the remote server to exchange logon keys.

This means I can run my scripts without username and login credentials I just need to point to a key file instead.

I might be overthinking it like you said.

Though essentially I am trying to build a docker image of this same setup and can see I will need llfp and cron. Just not sure how to handle the key file at this point.

Can a link be provided to this consent page?

Swear by v8.2.3

https://florisse.nl/shield-downgrade/

Its apart of a Watercooling setup

No worries, also just to let you know. I have a TrueNAS and a unraid server.

The TrueNAS server has a Unraid samba share mounted. Within TrueNAS you setup a pull task where it copies files from your remote system to keep the directory in sync. Any changes on my unraid samba share are backed up to my TrueNAS share on a predetermined schedule.

You might want to look into the pull task on your TrueNAS which will be a lot easier then trying to push files from your OpenMediavault.

If both servers are running TrueNAS (scale or core) the best way to backup a TrueNAS system to another is by using zfs replication.

https://www.truenas.com/docs/solutions/optimizations/disasterrecovery/

Video to get you started. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gKZOAL7yeE

You could also do the following.

1. Setup site2site VPN connection of your choosing. IPSEC maybe.

2. Temporally do the setup of the secondary TrueNAS at Site 1, unless you are sure your Site 2 is good.

3. Configure the second TrueNAS to Pull data from the primary unit. FYI, pull configuration uses it’s own login credentials is a higher level of security.

4. Migrate the second TrueNas unit to the site 2. This way you aren’t diagnosing both the Pull config and VPN settings at the same time.

Phones will still use android, but manufacturers are looking to de-google android so it’s not as heavily reliant on google services.

A example is the removal of the required Google play store.

Laptop manufacturers are also looking to move away from windows to a linux bases operating system.

TBH this is the best news I have heard all week.

This would be perfect if I could fit 24th NVMe devices in this, but not looking to pay more then ~300 CAD in a device with no hdd/ssd

Is Nessus free for personal use?

I have been doing the same, buying the batteries off brand individually is a lot cheaper then OEM labeled/packaged.

Though what are your thought’s on a UPS lifespan not taking in to account the batteries themselves?

I myself have three APC BR1500MS2

Are you using musicbrainz picard to tag your collection, or something more manual?

Just ran this on my entire music library of 73000+ songs. Worked like a charm.

Jokes on you, in most cases I deploy in 2-3 seconds.

I have tested both lingding and linkwarden. Lingding was easy to use and did the basics in bookmark management. Though I settled on linkwarden for its saving of webpages in different formats with folder and subfolder organisation in the UI.

Both are good options, but linkwarden seem to be more power user focused.