My dad uses Ubuntu as an htpc and has livepatch enabled, but every year or so when I visit it's always out of date. This time it needed a partial patch.

Is Ubuntu just bad, is there a better alternative that's closer to Windows where the machine are actually kept up to date?

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I've been looking at this stock, its 1.86$ and has a 48m$ enterprise value. It has a -4.95m$ operating income but does 27m$ in marketing. At a 46m$ enterprise value cutting 7m$ from marketing would put them at a 20x PE with fantastic growth, and a yearly marketing budget 1/3 the enterprise value. Anything I'm missing?

I use a headless server connected to nothing but an ethernet cable in my basement, and I'd prefer to allow the thing to boot by itself and start up without me needing to unlock the disk encryption every single time I do an update or power back on. Its a Dell 9500t NUC that I'm using it as a server and am wondering whether its possible to encrypt everything still.

I do generally use docker containers, so could I potentially encrypt just the containers themselves, assuming I'm worried about a smash and grab rather than someone keeping the machine powered up and reading my ram?