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@ thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world

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1w ago

What OS does the Batcomputer use?
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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 1w ago
Batocera surely?

1mo ago

What's a song in a language you don't speak that still gets you dancing and yelling along hyped?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 1mo ago

Maahi Ve

1mo ago

Mini pc for home server?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 1mo ago

100% this. And Lenovos and HPs designed for the business market generally are a pleasure to work on (in the hardware sense) if you need, with good manuals and secondhand spare parts.

2mo ago

Are there video media (e.g TV shows, Movies, anime, video games, youtube videos, etc...) with a majority of the dialogue in an fictional language?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

To stray even further from OP's question (because books), I loved the dialect in Riddley Walker and the slang in A Clockwork Orange.

2mo ago

Moving docker image data between VMs

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

I run nearly all my Docker workloads with their data just in the home directory of the VM (or LXC actually since that's how I roll) I'm running them in, but a few have data on my separate NAS via and NFS share - so through a switch etc with no problems - just slowish.

2mo ago

Moving docker image data between VMs

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

Great. There's two volumes there - firefly_iii_upload & firefly_iii_db.

You'll definitely want to docker compose down first (to ensure the database is not being updated), then:

    
docker run --rm \
  -v firefly_iii_db:/from \
  -v $(pwd):/to \
  alpine sh -c "cd /from && tar cf /to/firefly_iii_db.tar ."

and

    
docker run --rm \
  -v firefly_iii_upload:/from \
  -v $(pwd):/to \
  alpine sh -c "cd /from && tar cf /to/firefly_iii_upload.tar ."

Then copy those two .tar files to the new VM. Then create the new empty volumes with:

    
docker volume create firefly_iii_db
docker volume create firefly_iii_upload

And untar your data into the volumes:

    
docker run --rm \
  -v firefly_iii_db:/to \
  -v $(pwd):/from \
  alpine sh -c "cd /to && tar xf /from/firefly_iii_db.tar"

docker run --rm \
  -v firefly_iii_upload:/to \
  -v $(pwd):/from \
  alpine sh -c "cd /to && tar xf /from/firefly_iii_upload.tar"

Then make sure you've manually brought over the compose file and those two .env files, and you should be able to docker compose up and be in business again. Good choice with Proxmox in my opinion.

2mo ago

Moving docker image data between VMs

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

I'm not clear from your question, but I'm guessing you're talking about data stored in Docker volumes? (if they are bind mounts you're all good - you can just copy it). The compose files I found online for FireflyIII use volumes, but Hammond looked like bind mounts. If you're not sure, post your compose files here with the secrets redacted.

To move data out of a Docker volume, a common way is to mount the volume into a temporary container to copy it out. Something like:

    
docker run --rm \
  -v myvolume:/from \
  -v $(pwd):/to \
  alpine sh -c "cd /from && tar cf /to/myvolume.tar ."

Then on the machine you're moving to, create the new empty Docker volume and do the temporary copy back in:

    
docker volume create myvolume
docker run --rm \
  -v myvolume:/to \
  -v $(pwd):/from \
  alpine sh -c "cd /to && tar xf /from/myvolume.tar"

Or, even better, just untar it into a data directory under your compose file and bind mount it so you don't have this problem in future. Perhaps there's some reason why Docker volumes are good, but I'm not sure what it is.

2mo ago

Why did my coffee taste like dirt?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

Season 2

2mo ago

Ideas

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 2mo ago

I'm local first - stuff I'm testing, playing with, or "production" stuff like Jellyfin, Forgeo, AudioBookshelf, Kavita etc etc. Local is faster, more secure, and storage is cheap. But then some of my other stuff that needs 24/7 access from the internet - websites and web apps - they go on the VPS.

3mo ago

Proxmox or Docker?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 3mo ago

I just do one Docker container per LXC. All the convenience of compose, plus those sweet Proxmox snapshots.

4mo ago

Help setting up a selfhosted VPN at home

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 4mo ago

Is there a reason not to use Tailscale for this?

4mo ago

What are some resources for learning Linux in a structured manner?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 4mo ago

When I switched to webdev, I dropped $20 on a system admin Linux course on Udemy. I highly recommended this approach.

4mo ago

The World's Ugliest Horse Statues collection, part 1

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 4mo ago

4mo ago

Recommendations for a source code hosting service

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 4mo ago

Forgejo - actively developed open source. It's what powers Codeberg. Easy to set up and manage with Docker. I moved to it from Gogs and skipped Gitea after reading about the forks.

5mo ago

Do you succumb to the urge to stop the microwave a few seconds before it actually stops ?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 5mo ago

Me in the break room stopping the microwave before the beeps:

Here future microwave user, have these free nine seconds I'm leaving you.

Me finding the timer is not cleared when I want to use the microwave:

Ugh, now I have to press the reset button before I can enter the length of time to warm my lunch. Who was the accursed person who left time on here?

6mo ago

Tailscale MagicDNS issues since 1.84.1 mac?

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thirdBreakfast @lemmy.world 6mo ago

It is only resolving for devices in the Tailnet. Kuma is checking they are all up, and this Ansible playbook is checking they have all their updates. I wouldn't have thought that was an unusual arrangement - and it's worked perfectly for about a year till about three weeks ago.