MangoPenguin

The default Unbound server on Opnsense.

HDMI should auto-detect the best supported output automatically, is it not doing that?

I don’t use it on Android because I don’t need sync, I need backups.

Photo backups are handled by Immich, and a general backup is done by the FolderSync app on a daily schedule over WebDAV to my server.

Proxmox is good as a host OS, you’ll set up a VM for docker and run your stuff in that.

It has a built in backup system to image your VMs and Containers, you can combine it with Proxmox Backup Server either in a VM or on another system for incremental backups and deduplication.

As far as Nextcloud goes I’m not surprised you had issues, their setup is weird, non-standard and very unstable in my experience. I switched to Syncthing long ago and it’s so much better.

Sometimes you need a VM. They’re not overkill, just useful for different things.

Examples; Running Windows, Running OSX, Passing through hardware to use isolated from the host (PCIe devices, USB, etc), Linux guests where you need a full kernel and permissions (for example to run Docker without issues caused by being nested inside a container).

VMs don’t really have much more overhead than a container in most use cases too. For example a VM with debian installed uses about 30MB of RAM.

I would love to know too, it seems like every month for at least a year now I read that “the new Firefox release blocks third party cookies”

I just wish it had normal top bar tabs (or maybe it does and I haven’t found the option), because I love the overall style, but vertical tabs take up too much space after widening the side bar enough to see the tab names easily.

Who’s going to develop security and feature updates for it? The Librewolf devs certainly won’t have the man power.

It’s just a patch on top of Firefox.

Maybe Intel AMT running? I’m not sure it can be disabled though.