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ikidd ,
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+1 for PBS and it's dedup capabilities. I run a remote sync with it to offsite, along with ZFS reps of the underlying datastores.

As for Proxmox itself, I haven't bothered with backing the nodes themselves up, it's so simple to set up and cluster that if it went down, it would be a good chance for a nuke and pave, and restore VMs.

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I usually see these at that angle, supposedly so it sheds water to either side instead of damming it by being horizontal. Metal roofs are pretty common in rural areas, and the boots are done like this.

Honestly, this doesn't look bad.

ikidd ,
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Really, this looks fine. I've seen a pile of metal roof in rural ag areas, and this is the right boot, done the right way. Yah, if they'd thought ahead they might have been able to schedule the sheets to not land on the seem. But putting the boot at 45* and screwing them on either side of the seam is correct, though that bottom one is squonky, but it's at the bottom so it shouldn't be an issue. Proper caulking under and around. This is probably as good as it gets.

Maybe I'm just new, but I just realized you can Ctrl-select or Ctrl-dblclick individual, separate pieces of text and copy them to the clipboard in one operation.

I have no idea how long this has been a thing, and maybe every clipboard works that way, not just Plasma, and I never realized it. It also lets you do things like Rt-click on it and do the regular operations like Search in Firefox. Spaces aren't preserved unless you specifically select them but search engines seem to be able...

ikidd OP ,
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Talking about the first. Seems to work in Libreoffice as well, but not Kate and Konsole. So it's definitely app specific, not a KDE thing.

ikidd OP ,
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ipad

Haha. Well, my first computer was an Apple II, if that counts...

ikidd ,
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The T-Pot installation needs at least 8-16 GB RAM, 128 GB free disk space

Good lord.

And fuck curl-bash script installers.

ikidd ,
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Expensive is digging out foundations to put in weeping tile and a sump.

I swear, you could have a house on top of the biggest rock in the Atacama Desert, and water would still find a way to get into the basement.

ikidd ,
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At this point, you don't fucking care. Go to their manager and tell them about it.

ikidd ,
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The crimp style shouldn’t matter. Use what you can get that fits 1/2" pex.

ikidd ,
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Dishwashers have become terrible for longevity and parts quickly become obsolete; be able to replace it inexpensively by sticking with a standard size.

ikidd ,
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I wish I enjoyed life half as much as a dog.

ikidd ,
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It’s just a subwall that’s adding a thermal break. Presumably it’s anchored to the existing wall.

ikidd ,
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There’s about one person in this thread that knows what is going on. Ignore pretty much everyone else.

ikidd ,
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I get into phases where I use Activities, and I like the workflow, but then I forget about it for a while. I like having the separated workspace with no other thing showing up in the taskbar, but moving applications between the activities is a pain.

I’d like to see it stay but I don’t have the knowledge to maintain it, so I guess I’m at the mercy of the KDE team’s willingness to keep it on life support.

ikidd ,
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I’ve been running OPNsense on Proxmox for years now, it just seems to plug along. I run ZFS for the datastores and do a snapshot before updates, but I’ve never had to use one.

Recently got it working with HA and inadvertently tested it by having a drive failure on my primary node. I remoted in for for something else and realized it had failed over to the second node about a week before, and I’d never heard a word from the family about internet being down.

ikidd ,
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Proxmox will report SMART errors via email if you set that up. You could also run a system like Nagios to run the checks via another box. I actually run Home Assistant with the Proxmox HACS extension to monitor it. It’s on a VM so that isnt’ ideal, so I also run Node Red on the little I5 PBS box to send alerts if it can’t contact Proxmox itself now. The node going down without me realizing it was a bit of a wakeup call, though it failed my docker host and router over so seamlessly it was astounding.

I have nothing between the router and the modem except a switch so each Proxmox node can have a NIC on the external network and failover/migrating can pick up the modem and use it. I suppose I could VLAN, but the servers have 2 network ports anyway so that works fine.

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ikidd ,
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My question: how does everyone on the KDE team continue to be so damn awesome? You guys put out a fantastic product with almost no funding, that rivals the corporate operating systems.

I just renewed my donation for this year, please keep doing what you do.

ikidd ,
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Virtualbox is painfully non-performant compared to anything KVM based.

ikidd ,
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PBS is an excellent backup solution. I wouldn’t let the lack of Veeam support on Proxmox hold you back.

ikidd ,
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They’re just sunk deep because they had the nailgun set too hard. They aren’t pulling through, that’s how they were set.

Nailguns have a pin that could drive that nail entirely through the 2x4 if you set the pressure high enough.

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Plasma 6 Release Candidate 1 has landed.

We are less than 50 days away from the final version of .

Along with Frameworks 6 and KDE Gear 24.02, the Megarelaease on the 28th of February will be one of the biggest and more complex upgrades in KDE's history.

One more RC will be released on the 31st of January and then it will be (hopefully) clear sailing until the final release.

https://kde.org/announcements/megarelease/6/rc1/

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ikidd ,
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Is it possible to install 6 as a separate DE so I can swap between stable and this in my DM?

ikidd ,
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Pretty much what I suspected. I was hoping there was a segregation method that was used for development/testing that I was missing.

ikidd ,
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It’ll pick up some copper oxidation on brass fittings.

ikidd ,
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Aluminum is a nightmare to keep looking nice. Vinyl in deep colors will fade unevenly and look dated eventually, but it lasts pretty good. Hardieboard is expensive and nice, but will need to be painted periodically.

Honestly, everything has its downside. I hate vinyl but it’s probably the best price to value relationship. Get it strapped out for the house and put in an actual closed cell, foil backed insulation, the insulated siding isn’t worth the money.

Get an actual siding company, a roofing company that does siding means you’ll have roofers scabbing on siding, and that will not go well.

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I would wrap the top posts of the ladder in towels and tape them on. I’ve done this to protect gutters.

ikidd ,
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Step flashing and diverter at the end isn’t working right. The last piece of step flashing above the gutter should have a bent out piece to get water running down the wall above to go into the gutter and not just run down the wall. I’d also be very suspicious the siding isn’t installed correctly there as well as it shouldn’t let water behind it.

I’d get an exteriors contractor to come and look at it, and see if they can bring the two problems together to be fixed.

ikidd ,
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Assuming you can’t just deal with the pest problem because you don’t control what’s on the other side of the wall, I’d put in steel wool to keep rodents out, and spray foam this side of it to seal off the insects.

Home Depot sells a high-expanding foam that’s supposedly pest proof. The Great Stuff Pest Block is probably what you want.

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ikidd ,
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I’ve contributed to KDE for some years because I couldn’t function on Linux without Plasma and apps like Okular and Dolphin. I wish it could be more, and maybe when I retire I’ll start to contribute code too.

ikidd ,
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And yet they fix hundreds of bugs and have a desktop experience head and shoulders above any other DE I’ve used, with many thousands of people apparently able to use it without issues. So you’ve decided KDE isn’t worth your time, that’s fine. Why are you bothering to follow the community, let alone throwing a negative comment in here?

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Whoever would have thought striking down Roe V Wade might make young women less conservative?

ikidd ,
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They refuse to see the Barbie movie

Well, caring about that is a red flag by itself.

ikidd ,
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I use Mailcow Dockerized with no issues. But I’ve also ran email servers for 3 decades personally and professionally. If you try it, I would start out with a completely different domain and be prepared to be down for a long time while you figure out how to appease the anti-spam gods with things like SPF, DKIM, DMARC and DNS issues.

ikidd ,
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There are reasons, and you can fix them if you know what you’re doing. That’s what DMARC reports are for.

ikidd ,
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If you have mice, you will find mouse shit. Everywhere. If there is no shit, you don’t have mice. Nothing in that picture looks like mouse shit.

ikidd ,
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That is utter bullshit, he’s a scammer.

ikidd ,
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So is there a contractual obligation in the military to use the word “cyber” 42 times a day?

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Simple carbs have a poor satiation response.

ikidd ,
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I don’t get why these need to become complicated enough to become trouble. They’ve worked very well with just a thermocouple and a gas valve for decades and you’ll get 20 years out of one with no issues.

ikidd ,
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Bringing problems to their attention becomes expensive, that’s my point. Now you have to deal with the “official” way to fix it, as opposed to the way you can afford.

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