A step in the right direction....
https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/california-lawmakers-unanimously-pass-linux-exemption-from-age-verification-law-software-distributed-under-the-gpl-mit-bsd-and-apache-licenses-are-exemptOpen linkView original on shredderfood.netI would suggest that if your boyfriend/girlfriend is cheating on you in a video game, maybe you should look inward and find out why....
https://www.ign.com/articles/gta-6s-relationship-mechanic-is-cheating-on-your-real-life-partner-and-break-up-worthy-according-to-angry-spousesOpen linkView original on shredderfood.netSo let me get this straight...
Idiot applies for a grant for a specific field of study, then changes majors and is shocked that the grant went away?
They understand that that likely would have happened for ANY major change?
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/liberty-university-student-petitions-court-over-rescinded-grant-citesOpen linkView original on shredderfood.netHow did I manage to park between two massive trees and find the only spot that didn't have shade? (To be fair, it was much earlier when I parked here..)
now of course, I think this means that the lawsuit is back on, but the whole point of the settlement I think was because he knew the lawsuit would never survive a judge...
It's depressing how empty this sub is...
So for the tens of us here...let's see them. ;-) I'll show mine first. :)
So I've been self-hosting for a few years now...got a decent setup...
But I only really got into docker-compose in the last few months... I mean, I've used it through the "Apps" in TureNAS, but never directly....
I ran a mastodon host on a VM (giant pain in the ass) and a few other things that weren't available as apps, but never mainstream...
Once I got into it, I managed to get everything moved over to truenas as docker containers..
Last week it saved my ass...the AC in the house failed..and I was able to shut down everything save the Truenas (with a fan pointed at the front of the server) and keep everything up and running throughout..
So it's been helpful to know, and an awesome learning experience. (I'm happiest when I'm learning new things)
My question is this...
How do you back them up? I mean, I have snapshot backups of my docker-volume ZFS dataset, and replicate that to a remote host...but I'm not even sure I'd know how to recover it if I had to...is it just a file copy and restart?
