I d rather have 2 to 3 (for critical, mid, and test systems) ssh keys that are regularly rotated than 1 key per machine. I m not gonna balance 50 ssh keys; neither enter my password every time i jump hosts.

Get a 10GbE nic and OpenVswitch

Exactly this happened to my mum when she tried making homemade frozen pizza without prebaking it. Either this is a store bought frozen pizza that thawed in a serious manner or something similar happened.

Source: I sustain myself on a healthy 33% Pizza diet.

Its not true. A fragmented playerbase hurts everyone. I was there in the Source vs CS 1.6 days. Source and 1.6 were basically completely seperate communities, which were only really unified when CS:GO came out.

Imagine getting the new CS only to find out all your friends refuse to move to the new game, so you have to go there too if you want to play with them and learn everything anew just when you learned the ropes in the new game. A terrible new user experience, which hampers growth, which leads to a dying game.

Updating a hugely successful game is always difficult. Should you cater to the “old guard”? Absolutely. But when they are a contentious bunch who hate change, you just have to force them, or they will paint themselves into a corner, completely isolating themselves from new players. They would probably see this as a win too: no annoying “n00bs”.

This would be exactly the situation that developed between 1.6 and Source.

One could say shes a STEP-sister

I ll see myself out

Battle.net exclusives will cease to exist rather sooner than later. Microsoft doesn’t care about it - they want you to use the Xbox app, but mainly they want money so they’ll be on Steam too.

Easiest Solution imo:

• get Wildcard DNS, point it to the public IP of your NAS
• deploy the ssl cert (containing your main domain and sudomains for your docker containers)
• configure reverse Proxy in Synology configy proxying requests for the subdomains to your docker container (you can enforce only local access to certain services too)
• Static route or local dns (Pihole) to redirect local requests for your public ip to the private IP of your NAS
• done!

Exactly. Youtube is there to stay, i think. I dont have many issues with it as well tbh. I pay for our family account and its just an amazing experience, no need for Spotify with YT Music as well. Creators earn more with premium too - the service is just working for me.

One could debate about hosting costs and revenue split and content policies, but in principle, i have no qualms with Youtube.

Only devices which are made for “underwater use as their main purpose”. Smartphones do not qualify.

Emo/Skater outfit makes everyone over 9000% more attractive.

Well without a public API it may be quite impossible to mass delete stuff (for non EU-citizen at least, EU citizens can always do a GPDR delete request -otoh you basically have to connect your reddit account with your real name to do that so big nope as well) in the future, so i fully understand why so many people did it

Will it cause collateral damage? Yes. Am i happy I did it when it was still possible? Fuck yes.