Yeah and most of the time the people being idiots aren’t even on e-bikes, they’re on e-motorcycles. I keep reading articles about “person on e-bike breaking laws” and it’s a sur-ron or similar e-motorcycle.

There was nothing wrong with throttle e-bikes with a 20mph limit (class 3), and now california ruined that for no reason.

Instead of 30 addresses it’s generally easier to just enable catch-all on your primary address. That way you’re not manually creating each new address.

The fee has been gone for awhile now, they’re required to give it to you for free with a domain.

Any monitor is worth it without HDR.

IMO HDR makes things look worse most of the time, especially video games.

Can try the anti-adblock-adblock list lol

Ublock origin is your best friend

I wonder if the best option might be one of those remotes that has a little keyboard on the backside and works as an ‘air mouse’. Because I don’t know of any good interfaces for a traditional remote.

You don’t need caddy if you’re running cloudflare tunnels.

Yes you can do that, it runs in docker so the bind mounts can be easily put wherever you want.

It’s like RAM and processing power.

“Oh we have 70% more battery, now we can spend less time optimizing apps for power usage”

Power back on needs the BIOS set to power on after power failure, the UPS will shut down after everything powers off, so the power coming back on will start things up again.

Worth a look, any Intel CPU with onboard graphics that’s not horribly old will have quicksync on its iGPU.

I dunno if there’s an iOS equivalent but on my Android phone I use the WG Auto Connect app so it’s only active when not on my home wifi.

That seems like a major bug if it thought DNS settings were a computer.

I generally just make notes in Obsidian, mostly about switch ports, VLANs, IP assignments and that kind of thing.

Also try to save snippets of commands or config edits I needed to get something obtuse working in case I need to do it again later.

My solution is other people in the house don’t rely on anything in my setup, other than the router which runs some basic telemetry and fraud/phishing domain blocking but that’s all.

They cost about $2/month at the average power rate in the US, so it’s too small to notice I imagine.

I’ve used a RV/Marine deep cycle battery attached to a UPS before, that would certainly give you enough for 2-3 hours on most setups.

Have a look at Backrest for Restic. It works great with pre/post scripting and supports healthchecks for monitoring status and stats.

Also is a nice easy to use WebUI which is great for servers.

It should be the same setup regardless if you’re using a VPN or not.

Having used both I generally prefer traefik.