APC is cheap garbage.
If you are concerned about the power quality causing damage, you want an online or double-conversion UPS. Those ones don’t even bother trying to condition power, they run off the battery all the time.
I don’t have a whole lot of experience, but Eaton has been reliable. People also recommend Tripp-Lite and Cyberpower but they’ve always seemed cheap to me.
It depends on the captcha and the bot.
Legally, they probably can’t.
No, the standard is that it routes only what you configure.
That’s the standard behavior. Read the documentation for whatever reverse proxy you want to use.
Seems like a fairly reasonable way to live. Is that supposed to look lavish?
Let’s see the lifestyles of the CEOs for Springer, Wiley, and Elsevier for comparison.
Yeah after reading the comments, OP is definitely the one in the wrong here. The hexbear response was remarkably tame.
There definitely are things like that, but only in the overworld from what I’ve found so far. Definitely not in the rifts, because otherwise they’d be missable.
They’re flowers, like on the left. Just floating like other stuff in the rifts. If you think they’re significant, I don’t think they are.
That’s only about 7 MB/s, that’s not that much!
Is this a response to my question or suggestions, or are you just restating your original post? I understood your scenario just fine.
In what way is it not working?
I suppose you could create a stub zone in unbound with the NS record set to the home DNS server. As long as routing is working correctly, you shouldn’t need to specify an interface.
If that doesn’t work, maybe try a different DNS server with more powerful configuration.
No, I recommended Docker in a VM.
I don’t think Proxmox LXC containers support Docker well, if at all, so no.
I have one VM for running Docker stuff (i.e. the arr stack, jellyfin, etc.). Unless your hypervisor supports docker containers natively, separating them is just going to make it more difficult for you for no good reason.
I don’t run anything else in Docker right now, but if I did, I’d probably stick it in the same VM for now to save on overhead. If it was enough to be its own stack, I’d separate it.
And TMDB is crowdsourced, so you can add it! https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/new
Seems like a bug in the app. I’d open an issue on the project.
Anyone paying attention to size would probably also notice they’re just .lnk files.
.lnk files are less than 4kb
It’s a good way to have all the different parts exposed to you. Once you’re familiar, it’s usually easier to write those parts up in a compose file and just run or rerun docker-compose.