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  • I got a test box set up with nixos and a config that runs all of my services. I wanted to test the declarative rebuild promise of it, so I:

    1. Filled the services with my some of my backed up data (a copy of the data, not the actual backup)
    2. Ran it for a few days using some of the services
    3. Backed up the data of the nixos test server, as well as the nixos config
    4. Reinstalled nixos on the test box, brought in the config, and rebuilt it.

    And it worked!!! All serviced came back with the data, all configuration was correct.

    I'm going to keep testing, and depending on how that goes I may switch my prod server and nas to nixos.

  • I also recommend forgejo over gitea. I'm running forgejo and I love it.

    For your reverse proxy, look into pangolin. It combines proxy with wireguard tunneling and auth. So you can set up access controls on a service by service level. It's great. I use it and love it. No affiliation. Just really happy with how it works.

  • Welcome!!! I've been using Linux for around a decade, full time for the last two. I won't go back to macos (I ditched windows a long time ago). Macos is also just continuously getting worse and worse.

    Also, I tried a tiling window manager about a year ago, and have never looked back. Not saying you should, they're not for everyone. They are definitely for me. For years, one of my biggest frustrations with macos was window management. I didn't know it back then, but what I wanted was a tiling window manager.

  • I'm pretty sure you can. I never did because I ended up having to go back to macos on the machine I had.

  • It's gotta be built for arm64

  • Cough (ext) cough (.to)

  • Why not both? 🤣

  • Am in US. I will NEVER own a house with an HOA. NEVER

  • I agree with the other folks recommending Pangolin on a VPS for this. It's great. It combines a reverse proxy and a wireguard tunnel together for you. You don't have to open any ports on your home network, and Pangolin allows you to set access levels for each individual service.

    So you can have some fully open for those who aren't going to mess with VPNs and tunneling, and you can put other things behind Pangolin auth to add additional protection.

  • Are you able to ssh in with Pangolin? I'm also using Pangolin on a VPS, and though a little while ago (last year somteime?) they demoed a tool for ssh over the pangolin tunnel, I could not get it to work.

  • I've heard some people are a bit salty about this because of Collabora and the work they've done, which may be a fair point.

    FWIW, I've never gotten Collabora to work in a functional/usable way. I've tried it in Nextcloud, and tried to just host it all on it's own and it's never been what I'd call usable.

    If LibreOffice can develop this in a way that's (relatively) easy to deploy and is actually usable, I'll be happy.

  • Just watched this a little while ago and was pretty impressed overall.

    I agree the "all open apps" view is awful. The Vista callout made me laugh out loud.

    With this and Motorola working with Graphene, we seem to be moving steadily towards some decent options for phones that aren't Google or Apple

  • Save your money

  • Agree! I had no idea another was forthcoming, and also felt the third was the weakest in the series.

  • Fuck Bill Gates.

  • Local library is another great source to get those CDs to rip mp3s

  • It's all made by the same few companies and then labeled according to brand.

    Source: I work in grocery.

    I Have seen Walmart bread come to the non-Walmart store I work in mixed with the bread for the store I work for. I Have seen name brand products come in to the store I work at for testing and after a test period are miraculously replaced with a store brand labeled variant in the exact same packaging.

    The bullshit about bespoke recipes and highest quality ingredients is all bullshit. Your food all comes from the same handful of companies processed in the same plants on the same machines with packaging labels swapped out for branding.

    The brand cereal is the same as the cheap cereal. The brand canned goods are the same as the store brand. The brand chicken is the same as the store chicken. The produce comes from the same farms.

    The only real variance is regional distribution.

  • NixOs is the one in the corner playing with their imaginary friends.

  • On some sites if you use the advanced search (ext.to for example), you can search by the IMDb ID.

  • Programming @programming.dev

    Looking for feedback on a python class definition

  • Programming @programming.dev

    Kinda proud of this python script I wrote

  • Music @lemmy.world

    VISIONS OF ATLANTIS - Hellfire

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Question About Bash Command Grouping Behavior in Script vs CLI

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    Happy with my bash progress!

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Question: Can I use dd to clone my luks encrypted lvm os drive?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    In vim I can't type the ~ character

  • FoodPorn @lemmy.world

    I made Loukomedes (Greek donuts)

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Perl rename command works at cli but not in alias or bash script

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Edit: it's CentOS 7 (original: CentOS 3 on a self checkout?!?)

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Requesting Help with txg_sync Error I Can't Diagnose

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Kicked macOS to the Curb and Installed Asahi Fedora Gnome

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    Spiced Lamb Taco on Fresh Naan

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    Chicken Gyros

  • cats @lemmy.world

    My boy Brewster lounging

  • cats @lemmy.world

    Our very dramatic girl GG in her floofy bed.

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    Made pita bread and then took the pita bread and made pita chips!

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    Pineapple Coconut Curry and Fresh Naan

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    What I Learned Using Linux This Week (05)

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