ITT a horde of people who don’t know that http is stateless. Cookies are the easiest and least intrusive way to maintain your session.

If you long press a share target you can pin it to the top. It’s something at least.

Proxmox is a decent option, or just use kvm provisioning directly with ansible.

I had 2 cats. That was a good number of cats. Then a stray put 5 kittens under my garage. I found a home for 2. I now have 5 cats. 5 cats is too many cats.

• use pfsense for a firewall. Using nftables, firewalld, etc should only really come into play if on an untrusted network. Firewalls on servers can cause more problems than they solve and are easy to misconfigure.
• run lynis on your Linux servers to help get them compliant with CIS benchmarks
• be careful with your reverse proxies
• keep things patched
• run only necessary services
• configure needed services conservatively
• no root logins

IT isn’t developers. What is really needed is a developer on your team, or somebody who at least knows how to lead the effort. I’ve been that guy.

Closed source goals are profit. Open source goals are to solve a problem.

Programming languages that use white space to delimit structure are annoying at best. I get annoyed at yaml too, but I’m ok once I have a few templates set up.

People are judged more on their behavior than their gender identity or race.

Other than the recent nonsense, this is why I cancelled Netflix and went back to pirating. Content leaves unexpectedly? Not on my Nas.