That’s impressive, I’ll have to give borg a go. Thanks for pulling that up.

I didn’t know it worked like that, so I was thinking file types matter. Like diff (often used with git) has magic based on code-like text files but wouldn’t be efficient at incrementally backing up an encrypted file.

I’m curious how they handle “frame shift” like if a file has a few bytes added in the front, middle, or end. I guess the first time a file appears, Borg indexes the chunks or something.

Right makes sense. I’ve been using rdiff-backup for that. I should compare how the two perform. Do you get the impression borg is good at getting the diffs of a lot of different file types?

Doesn’t rsync do incremental? I keep hearing about borg but not sure I want to commit to learning a new app

What if we start from the premise of a browser being judged by its most popular use case?

I’m happy to change some default settings to customize for my use case, knowing that most users that don’t know/care about such things are getting ads blocked by default (let’s be honest, I like crawling through settings each time I install new software regardless :P )

Thanks!

Can you help me understand what head/tail scale do? I’m at the “get friends and family on” stage so I’ve been struggling figuring out how to get friendly domain names working through Wireguard.

Upvote for use of goatse in an insult.

Oooh, ruin Warren Buffet for me!

(This isn’t a snarky rebuttal I just never heard anything but figures it’s too good to be true)

I’ve been self hosting for a few years now. One of my greatest enemies had been trying to get too fancy too soon. Depending on your personality type, I suggest just getting some crap working to the end goal first. Just a one service compose file or even just some docker cli command that you find in your bash history. Then go back and refine later.

Be aware they don’t understand themselves. It’s just regurgitating the claim by duck.ai.

Oh lol I thought you were the author of the survey.

I didn’t even know wifi 6 was a thing so I think I’m just behind on hardware :|

I love this future of gaming by streaming, but do you actually get good keyboard/mouse response over wifi? Or is the caveat it’s all wired?

Is using Docker Compose considered orchestration?

I’ve been looking for a way to self host a bookmark manager so I can sync bookmarks (favorites / links) across all devices. Sounds like Linkwarden might be overkill for me, but can it do that if I’m ok with overkill?

What’s the chrome app?

Is nano GPT 100% offline? Or self hosted?

Ok I should know this by now, but what actually is the current “./“ directory when you use that? Is it the docker daemons start dir like /var/docker ?

What are this community’s thoughts on Cloudflare?

Do you mean 30 email accounts for $25 a year?

How does one verify that a gift card bought from Amazon is legit?