But how do you get the audiobooks if you don’t use Readarr?

Pufferpanel is an alternative to Pterodactyl. So it Pelican Panel. I’d use Pufferpanel for easier setup maintenance.

If you’re a beginner use Pufferpanel. Pterodactyl is a nightmare to setup and maintain.

There is no competition to Minecraft.

Vodafone gave me an IPv4 in Germany no problem. I asked and they gave it to me. They said it’s not static, but it hasn’t changed for me in years.

I refused to do any documentation for a long time because it made me feel stupid for not memorizing it. I learned it the hard way… Now I document everything possible with Git and Readmes.

I do backup like 1TB off-site. But it would still be a major blow if I lost the rest of it. I just try to live with that risk I’m fully aware exists.

I do weekly ZFS snapshots though and I’m very diligent on my smart tests and scrubs. I also have a UPS and a lot of power surge protection. And ECC Ram. It’s as safe as it gets. But having a backup would definitely be better, you’re right. I just can’t afford it for this much storage.

I don’t have Avengers 4K. It’s all just Linux ISOs.

In theory. But I already spent my pension for those 64TB drives (raidz2) xD. Getting off-site backup for all of that feels like such a waste of money (until you regret it). I know it isn’t a backup, but I’m praying the Raidz2 will be enough protection.

I’m just skipping that. How am I going to backup 48TB on an off-site backup?!

There will always be flaws

You said it.

I have it behind a proxy and IPS. I force my users to have strong passwords. I don’t see why this would be a problem.

Are you an LLM?

That would take 22 hours under ideal conditions on a 1gbit connection. If you copy files and not block data it’ll probably take 24h or more. Not fun.

I’m also trying to figure out a setup using Docker. What’s the recommended way of connecting the container to a VPN? Ideally I want to bind the qbittorrent container to a VPN while the rest of the machine is not connected to the VPN.

I use Signal for private and personal messages. I use Discord solely for gaming and voicechat. A good alternative doesn’t need to be overly private (although that would be a bonus of course). It just needs to have a good UI and feature parity with Discord.

I always buy from GOG if it’s available. But I use it for my own convenience and I don’t share it with others as that would be piracy.

My point is that as soon as everyone around you finds it cheaper and more convenient to use your “service”, game developers will double down on their DRM efforts.

That’s why you can never have nice things in this wold. Some people will always abuse it.

This goes agaist everything de-DRM. This is basically piracy if you share it with friends and family. DRM sucks. But this will make DRM even more important. Projecs like this will kill every de-DRM movement.