harsh3466

I took off my glasses and it was worse!

Thank you (switched to an lemmy.ml account because I haven't been able to comment or post on lemmy.world for over a week)

Not really specific skills, I'm just a hands on learner/tinkerer. I've been messing with self hosting for around three years now, so spinning up new docker services is fairly easy (fairly. I still have a lot to learn about docker). In doing so, I've used and referred to github a lot, and even used git to clone repositories for self hosting a service, but beyond that, I hadn't looked into it as it didn't seem relevant to me at the time.

And thank you for the Forgejo information! I will look into that and compare to see which one I'd like to use. Coincidentally I just saw today or yesterday that Forgejo has gone for a hard fork.

+1 for Portainer CE. works like a charm.

I get it constantly. When I run into it, I just nope out. Isn’t worth my time to fight it

I align very much with your tastes, here are some you didn’t mention that I thoroughly enjoyed.

• Frontlines by Marlo Kloos. Military Sci-Fi, IMO better than both Old Man’s War and Expeditionary Force
• Palladium Wars, also by Kloos. More good military sci-fi
• Frost Files by Jackson Ford. Rollicking good time.
• Doors of Sleep by Tim Pratt. Superb portal sci-fi/fantasy. Skip the follow up.
• Mickey7 series by Edward Ashton. Clone hijinks.
• The Passage by Justin Cronin. Post apocalyptic sci-fi vampires.
• 14 by Peter Clines. I don’t want to say anything more than sci-fi apartment building. Give it a try.

hahaha! I almost put Ubuntu, but I knew everyone would know exactly what I was talking about.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy them! They help me keep my own thoughts and progress organized. I had been jotting this stuff down in notes for myself, then I thought, “hey, I might as well share this on Lemmy while I’m at it.”

That makes sense. I couldn’t come up with quite the right wording to distinguish between them when I was writing up the post.

I haven’t. I’m aware of the *arrr stuff, but as I mentioned in the post, I’m writing these scripts to learn. I have no illusions that what I’m doing is better than *arrr or filebot or whatever else might be out there, I just like working on projects as a way to learn.

Nice anaolgy!

Remove snaps

The inclusion of non-free by default was what was unclear to me from the website. Knowing that now, I’ll likely give Debian a spin next time I need an install.