They are very hostile to users and I moved to a pure FreeBSD self managed storage and deployment solution

TrueNAS doesn’t add anything to ZFS or what the OS can do. There’s a couple graphs and reporting features but the rest just adds more work

The reason they gave me is people can run apps with docker on Linux, and docker isn’t compatible with FreeBSD jails…

Truenas went to shit when they killed BSD support, the OS it was founded on

I had a bowl for breakfast and it wasn’t cereal

KISS

Delete all the registrar’s crap

Add A record for the subdomains you want, like www or root (@) or socialwhatever to point to your reverse proxy’s public IP

Done, reverse proxy proxies the request based on the requested URL

Longevity, trying to find something from 15 years ago is pain

-a is limited for legacy compatibility, -x is the new all

sudo? -all?

I’m going to assume truenas is entirely Linux based now because last time I worked on it, it was FreeBSD and it was smartctl -x /dev/ada3 as root

Can you make it adjust my CPU temperature too

Yeah we have to use windows at work but we are trying to move software development to support Linux. It’s just a bit hard when you have a monster codebase, bigger than the Linux kernel or Firefox, built using all Microsoft products. That being said, dotnet now supporting Linux is a huge positive

I think Anna’s archive continues from where they stopped

Didn’t scihub stop adding new articles years ago?

Jellyfin has a laundry list of security problems because it’s not designed to be directly exposed to the open internet

Njalla for domain registration

AMD winning by far on windows if you factor value into the equation

Irrelevant here, it’s speed that’s cooked

Does the hardware specification note a 100mb or gigabit port?

Does the other end also say 1000Mb/s? Something is limiting it to 100Mb/s

Complinig everything on that? End me now

Some consumer network adapters poorly handle newer cable standards and shielded twisted pair, so just be wary that could be a factor even if tested to spec