this is how it works. as guard nodes know your ip is better to trust on one of them rather than randomly changing like other nodes. they rotate like in three months iirc

you can configure bios for self power on at certain time and then turn the server off after finishing backup

me too with redhat 5 at my first job. shortly after moved to 6 that, as far as I remember, was the first showing the green OK at the right of every service starting instead of a mess of output

I’ve just installed and configured it, it’s pretty easy and straightforward. But there are things that should be smoother, for instance I want to run my pipeline on a custom docker image hosted on the same forgejo oci registry and authentication it’s a nightmare

breathtaking

at least he doesn’t have to eat

qubes os is for you. Don’t be scared by it as you can start using it without paying attention to many of its security features like disposables, proxy vms, etc. Just think of it as several vms with a shared clipboard, file sharing mechanism and a convenient apps menu. You can learn later it most advanced stuff

where did you keep it?

that’s great! I believe it would be useful for simple word-matching filters but in the long run LLMs will read it no problem. I would use it if you make it public

please post your updates

please don’t

congratulations!! greetings from shitjustworks

it should know already that war is pointless

well, mine is real

South America here! save for the longer days this summer looks like a winter. Few days over 20°C. Rubus doing fine but tomatoes seem to be growing slower.

old man ftw

John Carmak ftw

pickup shower

megaupload

maybe you issued one certificate with multiple domains, mixing internet facing ones with purely internal. It is very easy to discover hidden subdomains inspecting the certificate you get from a public service