You don’t need to make a separate post for every “x type of site but federated”. The answer doesn’t change. If you feel strongly about it, you can host it yourself!

https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_enterprise_linux/10/html/10.0_release_notes/new-features-and-enhancements#new-features-and-enhancements-dynamic-programming-languages-web-and-database-servers

Looks like it’s part of the move away from X. It’s provided by the gnome connections app, which is GPL, so yes it’s open source.

I don’t know why anyone would use more when less is more with more features.

You could find a provider that lets you bring your own domain, and maintain that instead.

So… buy the DVDs? Or any other Ghibli merch.

Enough to not consider it securely erased.

I’m not familiar with truenas, but I imagine it must expose system logs. I recall that scale is based on Linux, so dmesg and journalctl should be available at a minimum.

Preferably all zeroes, possibly random data or a fixed string. Certainly not anything readable.

But it can store more data than it tells you it can. All drives are actually lying about their capacity; they all have extra sectors to replace bad ones.

I think most modern distros use urandom for random too. These days, the PRNG is strong enough it doesn’t need to stop and wait for more entropy.

Does mullvad use a proprietary VPN implementation? I’d just use openvpn and their config file. Maybe gluetun.

What’s in the logs? What happens when you use zpool at the command line?

This. And then when it’s done, use a hex editor and look at the raw disk to make sure it actually worked. Some manufacturers don’t implement it properly.

If you’ve been using gnome, you’ve already been using a window manager.

Unless you’re on a very limited RAM budget, I wouldn’t bother messing with it too much, unless you feel like breaking things.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Window_manager

The non-spoiler tl;dr is that it maintains Star Wars as Luke’s story.

I don’t know if anyone has done special versions of the prequels, so I’d just watch them as-is. George Lucas hasn’t re-released a fucked-up version of those (yet, anyway).

In my own opinion, these are the exact versions of the original series I recommend:
05-Star.Wars.4K77.2160p.UHD.no-DNR.35mm.x265-v1.0.mkv
The.Empire.Strikes.Back.1980.D+80.v2.1.UHD.2160p-oohteedee.mkv
03-Return.of.the.Jedi.4K83.35mm.minimalNR.v1.6.UHD.2160p.mkv

Or the 1080p versions if 2k is too much for you. I didn’t make notes about why I preferred each one when choosing them a few years ago, so if there are any newer edits you might evaluate them yourself. And apparently Radarr overwrote my selections at one point because none of my file sizes match the table…

What’s the point of using table formatting when you wrap it in a code block

NUT for UPS monitoring and control. Powering back on is more tricky, because while you can configure it to power on when AC power is applied, if the mains power comes back before the UPS is exhausted, then the PC never sees a loss of AC power. Maybe your UPS has an option that will help with this.

What exactly are you trying to accomplish? What problem are you trying to solve? There are dozens of kinds of file server, but we can’t recommend one that’ll meet your needs without knowing them.

And the games in the article would have worked just fine on the Switch 2 as well.