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Thanks. And, yeah I don’t have anything that needs to be accessible via the internet except plex, and plex handles that. Everything else, I’m fine with tailscale.

My setup is pretty similar. Could you help me with whether I should use proxmox?

Currently have everything on my gaming pc, but moving to it’s own dedicated pc. I have about 15 services running, all docker compose.

Debating between proxmox or debian. And was leaning towards Debian as I think I’d just have one VM of Debian with all my docker stuff, and I figured it being a VM would just add extra complications.

Do you think proxmox would be worth it in my case, or am I completely wrong in my thinking of putting all my dockers in one vm, and that’s not how it should be done?

You clearly haven’t used proton recently. With the exception of malware level anticheat the only issue I’ve had is forza horizon 6 was pretty shit at launch. (Not available on switch by the way)

Pretty much everything just works now. At most I might need to switch between proton versions. All of the MS games on pc, not on switch. All of the PS games on pc, not on switch. And that’s just in the AAA space. Indie games galore not available on switch.

Switch is fine, but it doesn’t come close to what you’d get from a steam machine, or any desktop pc.

Epic probably has more games in their store than Nintendo. Steam has significantly more games than epic. There’s no comparison. You miss out on a handful of Nintendo exclusives, or literally thousands of PC exclusives.

Significantly less games, and Nintendo hardly ever has sales. So you will easily make up that difference in software over the life of the machine. Unless you’re going for the Nintendo exclusives, this doesn’t seem like a better deal.

What about blood meal and bone meal? Still animal product but not poop. I’m still pretty new gardening, so not sure on effectiveness.

I think the main thing to keep in mind when doing any of these hacking games is permission. Do you have permission to do what you are doing? With overthewire they give you permission to do the challenges. If you were to try to go outside of what they say you can do, and try to pivot to another part of their system to hack, that’d be illegal.

If you’re interested beyond cli stuff like otw/bandit has check out tryhackme.com They have a lot of fun beginner friendly stuff as well.

https://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/

This is a lot of fun. Starts off pretty basic with the cli, and gets way more advanced.

I thought so too for a long time. Had to figure it out for actual budget though. Tailscale makes that aspect pretty simple. Still probably too complex for your average user, but if you’re setting up self hosted apps you should be able to figure it out.

Similar to a joke my dad told in the 90’s

If Microsoft ever makes a product that doesn’t suck, it’ll be a vacuum cleaner.