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[help] Need Help installing Proxmox with full disk encryption and multiple drives
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I'm glad you asked, its always good to learn new things! The idea behind having a drive that automatically decrypts on boot is so you have data protection at rest when the server is off but still are able to have the server start up and run the tasks it needs to do without having to input a password before the machine starts up. Encryption keys are stored in the TPM which is usually stored on the CPU and the data should still be protected by the login prompt unless there is some type of bug that bypasses the login prompt.
So imagine a scenario where the power goes out, even just for a small amount of time. The uninterruptible power supply connected to the server allows for clean unmounting of the filesystems and then shuts the server off. The server then comes back on when power is detected from the grid again. If an encrypted drive doesn't have automatic decryption and requires a passphrase before boot, the services that I'm self hosting aren't running. I'm wanting to run home assistant and a security camera NVR so that could mean that I'm stumbling around in the dark tripping over things to get to the server to type in a passphrase, or there could be a robbery and I now have no evidence of who the culprit might be.
Having the drives automatically decrypt in a safe manner helps ensure higher availability (without me spending a small fortune in additional hardware costs because you can usually throw money at a problem to fix it), and data protection in the event of a smash and grab robbery.
The alternative to automatically decrypting drives while ensuring my services work after power failure is to not encrypt the drives at all.
Let me know if you have anymore questions. Thank you for your post.
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Need help installing Proxmox with automatic decryption and multiple drives
beansniffer
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It may be helpful to know that the former r/zfs community has migrated to a Discourse server at practicalzfs.com. Might be worth asking there for some expert advice.
I tried posting there, but the mods haven't been there in a couple of days to approve my post. I tried posting on reddit but since reddit is a garbage website that noone should ever visit, I was immediately shadowbanned and noone has seen my posts.
Thanks for your post.
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
I'm trying to install Proxmox on a server that is going to be running Home Assistant, a security camera NVR setup and other sensitive data, I need to have the drives be encrypted with automatic decryption of drives so the VMs can automatically resume after a power failure. # My desired setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror * 1 NVME SSD for L2ARC and VM storage * 3 HDDs in a RAIDz1 for backups and general large storage * 1 (maybe more added later) HDD for Camera NVR VM. I'd prefer every drive encrypted with native ZFS encryption automatically decrypted by either TPM 2.0 or manually by a passphrase if needed as a backup. # Guide I found: I found a general guide on how to do something similar but it honestly went over my head (I'm still learning) and didn't include much information about additional drives: [Proxmox with Secure Boot and Native ZFS Encryption](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/1338bqa/proxmox_with_secure_boot_and_native_zfs_encryption/) If someone could adapt that post into a more noob friendly guide for the latest Proxmox version, with directions for decryption of multiple drives, that would be amazing and I'm sure it would make an *excellent* addition to the Proxmox wiki ;) # My 2nd preferred setup: * 2 Sata SSDs boot drives in a ZFS mirror with LUKS encryption and automatic decryption with clevis. * All other drives encrypted using ZFS native encryption with ZFS key (keys?) stored on LUKS boot drive partition. With this arrangement, every drive could be encrypted at rest and decrypted on boot with native ZFS encryption on most drives but has the downsides of using LUKS on ZFS for the boot drives. Is storing the ZFS keys in a LUKS partition insecure in some way? Would this result in undecryptable drives if something happened to ZFS keys on the boot drive or can they be also decrypted with a passphrase as a backup? As it stands right now, ***I'm really stuck*** trying to figure this out so any help or well written guides are heavily appreciated. Thanks for reading!
All things Dragon Ball 🐉
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Discussion Thread (Spoilers)
beansniffer
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Thought it was great loved it. Piccolo and Pan moments are always super cute
Open Source
Element (Matrix) adds video chat rooms
beansniffer
2 years ago
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That actually sounds like an amazing power combo that I didn't know I needed in my life.
Late Stage Capitalism
😳 The New York City Emergency Management just launched a video PSA on what to do if a nuclear attack happens
beansniffer
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Did they make this PSA because they predict something like this to happen soon? 🤔
beansniffer
2 years ago
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Looks like a microchip layout
GNU+Linux Humor
what your coffee preparation method says about you
beansniffer
2 years ago
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I use Fedora (of course) and drink tea. We need a tea meme
beansniffer
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I like how even the train looks happy about the natural space. :)
Privacy
beansniffer
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"Anonymized" datasets aren't anonymous
Technology
Would the EMPs of a nuclear war permamently destroying personal electronics be a concern for someone prepping for the worst case?
beansniffer
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There is a subreddit you might find interesting r/prepperfileshare
Beyond that, you could always just vacuum seal multiple low power SOC computers with portable solar panels, couple of USB hard drives, Blu-ray drives with archival blu-ray discs and then just bury it in an appropriate container. Adequate depth in the dirt can make an effective faraday cage. Store an archive of wikipedia and other useful information. I probably wouldn't bury any lithium batteries with the solar because they would likely be useless without receiving a charge underground for so long.
Work on getting prepared now so you're used to living that type of lifestyle before the bombs drop. It makes you more likely to survive unexpected circumstances while you still have civilization around to fall back upon while you're working out all of the unforeseen kinks. Ask me an questions you might have if you have questions.
Also the other advice in this thread is good too: prepare for the most likely disasters, and focus on strengthening your local community to local disasters.
Linux
beansniffer
2 years ago
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Check out Fedora SIlverblue and see if it fits your use case with toolbox.
Green - An environmentalist community
What's up with net 0 by 2050? Don't we need net 0 now?
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Thank you for your insightful comment.
Green - An environmentalist community
What's up with net 0 by 2050? Don't we need net 0 now?
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What is your opinion of Framework's efforts to have their laptops be carbon neutral through carbon capture from Running Tide which uses kelp microforests to lock carbon away underwater for "hundreds or thousands of years"?
https://frame.work/products/carbon-capture https://www.runningtide.com/
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I saw a video of something similar in Taiwan for electric mopeds where the people can just pick up a charged exchange battery at any time. AFAIK, the moped owners didn't even own the batteries and just rented them from the service. This would allow people to not have to worry about long term battery recharge cycle health of batteries that they own going down over time.
Late Stage Capitalism
The US has had 13 mass shootings in the past week. Something is happening.
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I never said that it wasn't uncommon, I said that most Americans don't worry about it because the odds of it happening to any specific individual is very low.
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Neither have I, that's why I was asking. It would be nice for more activism to encourage building e-bike chargers.
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Is there a map of where all the e-bike chargers are?
Late Stage Capitalism
The US has had 13 mass shootings in the past week. Something is happening.
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I know I'm going to get downvoted for this, but millions of americans go to school, church, concerts, etc, and have no worries whatsoever about getting shot because the statistical probability of that happening is so low that the average American is extremely more likely to die from preventable diseases caused by poor diets or even choking on food than to die in a mass shooting. Yet despite this being the case, people tend to heavily focus conversation on mass shootings rather than poor diets because of the inherent shock value mass shootings have in the public conscious than someone they personally know that dies from heart attack, stroke, cancer, diabetes, etc.
Why isn't there a larger focus on things that make a population sick rather than tools that allow a population to defend themselves? 🤔
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Wouldn't test scores from the school go down from the pollution exposure of the car exhaust?
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2 years ago
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No. What I mean is bribing courts to bypass the requirement to follow the license.
I'd fuckin riot
Antiwork
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2 years ago
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"literally nobody" lmao
Open Source
Jazda: An open source bike computer OS.
beansniffer
2 years ago
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Cool project
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It's never enough
Futurology
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I've had Brave Robot ice cream that features PerfectDay Dairy. Probably the best store bought ice cream I've ever had. Smooth and creamy. If someone wasn't told it wasn't regular ice cream, I don't think they would have noticed the difference. It's only vaguely different when you pay close attention in a way that I can't describe.
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Mass surveillance never results in good outcomes for the population no matter whom participates. We all need to work together to push the banning of mass surveillance into the public zeitgeist.
Science
beansniffer
2 years ago
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Vegetables are good for you as it turns out. Eat (and sniff) your beans!
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Why am I not surprised that this type of thread would be on a reddit alternative website HAHAHA
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This is the main problem i2p has compared to TOR. There isn't nearly as many resources as expected for help in using i2p. Tor has easy to use things like the preconfigured Tor browser and TAILS, but as far as I know i2p doesn't really have these things. I would love a preconfigured TAILS like distro with browser and torrent client for i2p torrents.
Open Source
Mozilla announces Thunderbird Android app
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I mainly use Protonmail so it's been a long while since I've used an email client like Thunderbird. What does everyone think are some features that an Android version of Thunderbird might provide over using another email client from fdroid or just the protonmail app (besides the obvious of protonmail only working with the app and thunderbird supporting multiple email providers of course.)
Technology
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The blog also talks about UDP support potentially coming soon and even makes references to interactive voice and video over TOR which sounds super exciting!
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$800/month to share 2 bathrooms among 14 people? ehhhhh.....
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No thanks.
Green - An environmentalist community
Sell Bitcoin, Save Lives: Some Bitcoin Simulators
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2 years ago
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Any "green" crypto or are they all like this?
I've got to admit that when I first heard of the anti-cars community, I was a little skeptical. "Whats wrong with cars?" I thought. But the more I lurked, and the more I watched youtube channels like Not just bikes, the more I understood just how shitty the world is around us. Fuck Cars.
Fuck Cars
Where do people store ebikes if you don't have an indoor spot to bring one? And where would they charge it in that situation?
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In addition to mekhos excellent comment, there is also bike insurance and some bike lock manufacturers offer "anti-theft protection" provided certain conditions are filled.
Disclaimer: I cannot vouch for any of these options, I am just informing you of their existence.
Technology
Jack Dorsey regrets his role in creating a centralized internet
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Wouldn't UBI improve working conditions because companies that had bad working conditions would find themselves unable to attract workers and thus go bankrupt because they couldn't make money because they didn't have any workers? I can't tell if your comment is for or against basic income.
Linux Gaming
`gamemode` is a (trashy) game booster.
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I think games should focus on optimizing their code, instead of relying on third party software.
Unless a game takes a hit in sales, developers have no incentive to optimize their game for performance. The chip shortages are causing gamers to stick with their older GPUs so maybe that might affect things.
Gaming
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If the game has a internal resolution scaler, I'll run the game at a lower internal resolution like 900p or even 720p on some games. The UI stays an appropriate size but runs better.
Even without a resolution scaler, running a game at 900p often isn't that bad.
COVID-19 Pandemic
Antivax Household Member: "x soccer player died after taking the covid vaxx"
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"x soccer player died after taking the covid vaxx"
Think about how many people that died from covid that didn't take the vax lmao
Green - An environmentalist community
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But there was a silver lining: Small communities that purchased treated water from larger utilities—especially privately owned ones—had fewer violations. (EPA declined to comment on the new study.)
Capitalism providing a better service? hmmmmmm......
Technology
Jack Dorsey regrets his role in creating a centralized internet
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I realize I’m partially to blame, and regret it.
Then open source the code behind twitter, remove barriers to decentralization, encourage self hosting of twitter instances by making it easy for even normies to achieve. Twitter has the funds and ability to achieve this. Put up or shut the fuck up, Jack.
Velomobiles are basically an aerodynamic bicycle enclosed from the elements. [Wikipedia says its one of the most efficient forms of transportation.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_efficiency_in_transport#Land_transport_means) An electric petal-assist velomobile seems like a great solution so why are they so difficult and expensive to purchase? Why haven't many people heard of them?
I've worked helping homeless people in the past on many occasions, had friends whos family members were homeless, had homeless friends, and had even been homeless myself for a small amount of time. There are a lot of people that are homeless through no fault of their own, there are people that are homeless because of drug abuse (which perpetuates the cycle). Both of these people need more access to the help that can be provided to them, but I mainly wanted to talk about a third category of homelessness: People that are homeless by choice. People that are homeless by choice have told me that they enjoy the lifestyle and enjoy the freedom that it brings despite the negatives. They actively rejected help from people and expressed their desires to me to intend living that lifestyle forever. While I think every person has the right to live their own life the way they see fit, homelessness often has negatives to the people that aren't homeless. Feces and needles in the streets, breaking and entering into homes, garages, sheds, vandalizing and burning them down in the process. Of course all homeless people aren't like that but the point still remains: a healthy society generally doesn't have homeless people. How do you achieve a balance to allow the people whom are homeless by choice to live in a way they see fit while also minimizing the perceived issues of homelessness? What are your thoughts on homeless people? I ask these questions in good faith and I hope you also do the same. Thank you for your thoughts and opinions.
Now normally I would just setup radarr, sonarr and the like on a seedbox or something if I were looking for a setup for myself, but my friends and family members can't handle something like that. Stremio with torrent addons offers a user friendly netflix-like experience but its not entirely opensource and I can't self host it. Jellyfin seems to be a popular suggestion for user friendly software with a netflix-like interface but from what I can tell, there isn't automatic torrenting to match the convenience of stremio. If a family member has to open a webpage or an app to pick out content, then wait for it to download fully, then open up the jellyfin UI to watch content, that might be too complicated for some of my elderly family members to achieve. Is there an open source/self-hosting torrent/piracy solution that is comparable to stremio in regards to being boomer friendly? Thanks for your comments.
extra points for the ability to use Lemmy without javascript.
Cargo e-bikes generally have a battery capacity limit of around 25 miles (which batteries aren't meant to be fully drained every time they're used anyway). Any suggestions that don't include the use of cars in a carpool or moving? Is "Fuck Cars" a pro-city/anti-rural philosophy?