If there is docker image for what you need, use docker image.

If not I would recommend systemd-nspawn, it’s chroot but can run systemd init, with efforts you can run GUI applications from it too., wiping that is just sudo rm -rf.

I wish there is everything for Linux.

fsearch has the looks but last time I tried I needs to wait for it to scan, no background indexing.

You can bet stocks like SpaceX will sky rocket in price, since people know there are aliens on other planet now, not just conspiracy or theory.

I have seem similar thread on Reddit, this answer I liked the most.

Hello can you hear me? Oh wait, wrong planet, sorry

Is the gist of it.

Also using PurelyMail, tt’s the cheapest non-free email service I can find.

It passes email delivery tests, setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC easily without issue.

The downside is that it’s basically one man handling whole this service, but I assume this service has been fully automated because the margin of profit is so low.

Some video players can open .mpls files (usually found under PLAYLIST folder), if your video player supports that you probably can see chapters.

I do this in winter, warms my room a little while doing (what I think is) good.

I am using ZSH, that function that allows you to type part of the command and then do UP key to find previous command starts with same prefix is killer function for me.

(I don’t know if this function is added by oh-my-zsh or not.)

On Ubuntu 22.04 based distro, you can try install HWE (hardware enablement) kernels but you need a phone that can share WIFI/mobile connection through USB cable.

sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-22.04

Try posting output of lspci command here, gives us more information about your laptop hardware.

nano by default puts a new line character at the end of file, can you use stat command to check if file size is off by 1 byte?

Mkvtoolnix for converting bdmv folder to mkvtoolnix without re-encoding.

Deep packet inspection is a thing, AFAIK people in China uses a software called v2ray to counter that.

All the series I recommends below are complete. (tells story from start to end)

• Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (There are TV series and movies that both tell similar story but not the same, TV series have darker story)

• Kill la Kill

• Blast of Tempest

• Assassination Classroom

• Back Arrow (first half of series is meh but it becomes better and better)

• Mob psycho 100

• Summer Time Render

Don’t know if this bug is reported upstream or not.

My default listing is “subscribed”, if I go to “Top All” and click next page button, I get “Top Sucscribed, page 2”. (my current listing doesn’t last)

I browse lemmy in these orders:

1. Communities I subscribed, sort by new.

2. Active All, I’ve blocked a few meme communities so I don’t see them much.

3. Top 6 hours All.

4. Top 1 hour All.

I currently have Pulsed Media seedbox, which has SSH access (no root) and docker, haven’t tried something like plex/jelyfin so I can’t tell how well it works.

• You should google the name if you want to try them, negative things pops up.

• Password authentication can’t be turned off for SSH.

some sort of dashboard with monitoring and statuses of all my services

See if Uptime Kuma suits your needs.

Are there any major no-no things a newbie might do with Docker/selfhosting that I should avoid?

Allow password based SSH authentication, you should look into key based authentication

I wanted to have it behind a domain, how would I achieve it?

Use a reverse proxy (like caddy) which serves different content based on domain name.

Stats from my seedbox (all public torrents)

Uploaded: 638.311 TiB

Downloaded: 29.120 TiB

Ratio: 21.91

I think thunderbird always delay major version upgrade until <version>.2.

If you observe their changelog:

115.0: only offer binary download, not as upgrade

102.0: only offer binary download, not as upgrade

102.1.2: only offer binary download, not as upgrade

102.2: no such disclaimer

They also has the same disclaimer for 91.x, that’s how Thunderbird decided to distribute update.