Goes by Major Zero now.

He misremembered the name of the hole.

Honestly the single biggest thing to self-hosting is breaking stuff.

Host stuff that seems interesting to you, and dick around with it. If it breaks, read the logs and try to fix. If you can’t, revert to a backup and try to reproduce.

If you start out with things that interest you, you’ll more likely stick with the hobby. From there you can move to hosting things with external access - maybe vpn inside your own network through your router?

From there, get your security in line and host a basic webserver. Something small, low attack vector, and build on it. Then expand!

Definitely recommend docker to start with - specifically docker compose. Read the documentation and mess around!

First container I would host is portainer. General web admin/management panel for containers.

Good luck :).

… I blame the kid’s sleep regression and my lack thereof.

I’ll give this a shot, thanks!

Honestly I’m not super concerned about the contents being public.

As far as a forum/wiki, I’d like it to look like it was meant for this job, those would be a little more on the hefty side just for posting some images/text to.

I would build it myself but I’ve got a 4 month old. Not a ton of time to sit down in React.

This is close, but I’d like to be able to manually add text to each review (for my benefit really) and general x/y star reviews for them.

Also it really wouldn’t need Auth - I’d be the only one actually editing the pages.

Skipped? Elaborate lol.

Internet culture moves so fast there’s an ungodly amount of things that’s happened.

This is oddly similar to some informal workups I’ve done for our work network.

Nice work 👍.

I actually think your Satan design is really fitting for the context - spot on actually.

Read all 7 and really enjoyed them!

Hi. System Admin millennial here.

You would think that’s the case, but in my experience it’s not.

Millenials were around during a major shift/evolution in general home computer use, so we’re much closer to understanding the “flow” of tech, even if it’s older. Gen-Z tries to think in smartphone or tablet mode.

Younger Gen-Z are the same as a blue collar boomer: when the company I work for hires a Gen-Z employee, I spend a ton of time with them the first few weeks “fixing” their “broken” machines. Most of the Millenials that are hired can do the general troubleshooting themselves.

I will agree with the music bit though.

This is the first cod I’ve skipped since Finest Hour released on ps2. I knew COD sucked. Every hardcore COD player knows it sucks.

I guess it was running on nostalgic fumes. Warzone was only fun because of the lock downs, it really wasn’t that good either.

MW2’s weird ass gameplay choices (red dots not showing on map when firing, perks not being available right away, garbage ass maps) was the last straw.

Hoping Microsoft gets their shit together with the series in the future, but the series may finally be dead to me :/.

Goddamn I love me some Ted Lasso. Hits you in the feels in just the right way sometimes too.

Fuck >!his wife!< btw.

Not just artists!

This is the way.

Don’t buy for the MINIMUM of what you need now. Give yourself some room to grow.