sniffff They grow up so fast… :')
sniffff They grow up so fast… :')
I believe you meant “excellent”…
Autocorrect, amirite?
In regards to productivity, you could also take a look at Get Things Done or Bullet Journal as time/task organization frameworks, or Zettelkasten if you need data/knowledge organization.
Second this, it’s my daily driver on android to control my qBittorrent instance, and so far I haven’t missed any kind of functionality, it just does everything I need.
Aw yissss… About time!
I’m running all my services behind Traefik, which handles getting a wildcard cert for all my (sub)domains with letsencrypt.
Once I figured out how to write the config properly, I haven’t had to touch it again, pretty happy with the result.
Holy… This is one of the most deranged things I’ve ever read…
I had to stop reading 3/4 of the way, I couldn’t take the craziness anymore.
To add to this, my country has been rolling out 10Gbps U/D FTTH for 35€/Month for a while, and even rural areas usually have at least 500Mbps U/D, all of it uncapped.
Gotta say, more than a decade ago ISP’s tried to implement data caps on home internet, and it failed spectacularly.
I weep for our American brethren, may they find a way out of the hole they’re in…
I’m using Keycloak and Traefik as reverse proxy, and some apps don’t have integration with SSO, so I turn off authentication and use traefik-auth in front of them, which works ok for my use case.
For the rest, it depends, and gotta take a look at their documentation.