@UncleReaton nice rack, as Americans say.

@geoffervescent @ernest ah, so he said "effortless in comparison to..." I must have missed that. 🤷‍♂️

It was a joke folks, but an accurate one and people replying to pretend otherwise need to consider why they're doing that IMO.

@ernest in a land where you only ever go down hills maybe!

@ampersandrew @ernest you speak as if you think I've never ridden a bike.

No gearing makes riding up hills "effortless" and sure if you're being pushed up by a motor that's fine, but that's not really a bike, it's a motorbike.

@BreadAndCircuits I use Pangolin on a VPS for remote access to my HomeLab.

@BreadAndCircuits sure
I like it because it's just me and one cheap VPS to run Pangolin so no 3rd party services. That creates a Wiregaurd tunnel to Newt. It handles dynamic IP/CGNAT, https certificates, SSO with per user access control to services and I can ssh in using it. I have one Proxmox VE and one Proxmox PBS node. The first had HAOS VM and a Docker VM which runs Newt and Portainer under Docker Compose. Proxmox VE makes setting up containers easy by providing helper scripts.

@EnthusiastNewbie nice I'm just starting out and so far have installed Proxmox.

The preferred way to install it is as a Debian image although you can install on top of an editing Debian or Ubuntu etc. Someone here suggested that's a good way to open a lot of doors and I can see why, but have yet to do anything with it yet.

@linux