I just saw that bind now comes with tls support (for quite some time actually...), which was the reason I originally went with unbound instead. So I guess I have an excuse to look at it again... ๐
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So one in five doesn't do proper backups. That's much better than expected... ๐
Isn't that the whole point of containerised solutions? Having some pre-setup, auto-updating solution with very little requirement to dive into the details like what your database is and which dependencies you need to manage...
by factor of 3 obviously...
Nazis are only pro-power. Everything else is just a means to an end.
They don't actually care who they are advocating against. There is only one constant: They are the ones at the top, destined to rule, and the masses need to be controlled by pitting them against some "enemy". That enemy is always replaceable because it needs to be replaced every time they accidently "solve" a problem or need a change of narrative.
It's been years since I took a look at this but I vaguely remember a handy kioskrc config file under xfce4...
found it...
That sounds like the non-techies would be able to fix it themselves on Windows without you being around, which in my experince isn't the case.
It might be different for you with a lot of tech-affine people in your family. But for those of us being forced to be the tech support anyway, it can really make a difference if you have to fix a Linux issue once in a while or have to reinstall Windows for the 5th time this year...
ARM is shit at hardware discovery in general. So no, chromebooks don't need a special distro. They however need a kernel adapted to the specific hardware, often down to the model (that's also the reason Android updates take so long on phones and there is very time limited support... there's always someone needed to adapt new updates to the specific hardware for each device, so they don't bother for anything but their latest products).
Decryption isn't a problem if you use the systemd hooks when creating your initrams. They try to decrypt every given luks volume with the first key provided and only ask for additional keys if that fails.
I have 3 disks in a btrfs raid setup, 4 partitions (1 for the raid setup on each, plus a swap partition on the biggest disk), all encrypted with the same password.
No script needed, just add rd.luks.name=<UUID1>=cryptroot1 rd.luks.name=<UUID2>=cryptroot2 rd.luks.name=<UUID3>=cryptroot3 rd.luks.name=<UUID4>=cryptswap to your kernel parameters and unlock all 4 with one password at boot.
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I was about to ask how to get that error after checking with a non-firefox-based backup-browser...
But people stupid enough to still run actual chrome nowadays don't deserve any better.