Now they need to stop interfering with windows

Thank you for doing the dirty work

Windows XP error “duhhn” sound.

Make voting accessible and more people vote?
No, that’s crazy talk. Get out

A LiveUSB that has memory checking, storage checking, gpu checking along with stress testing of these would be amazing.
Building a new PC? Slap in the liveUSB, check all the components then stress test soak it to confirm its all good

I’ve heard rumours that Kitten Space Agency (the spiritual successor to Kerbal Space Program, considering KSP2 is dead on arrival) will support multiple monitors.
I know it has multiplayer baked in at every step of the development (even if it won’t be available on release). So maybe I’m getting my wires crossed between multimonitor and features of the multiplayer that sound like they would be great for multi monitor (IE, someone plays as ground control)

My dad loves pork pies in a sandwich wrap.
Tortilla, bit of cheese, salad and branston pickle, quarter a pork pie and wrap it up

Unless there is some new revolutionary tech, things like the ESP32 have no driving factor to become obsolete.
If you are relying on BT/WiFi/LoRa then there is a possibility of RF frequency regulations changing.

But it is already an overpowered device for the majority of its applications and it’s cheap

\ instead of / is really annoying.
I recently had to do a template variable replace is batch, resulting in a JSON config file for another program.
A bunch of paths and stuff. And the variables I was substituting in were also used in batch cmds.
It was a pain figuring out when and where to escape or not-escape backslashes.

Unlike the reference series, the comment was not done in 1 take and didn’t have the budget for professional editing.

If you’ve played 52 card pickup, you will LOVE 56 card pickup!

Proxmox is a great place to start. It has a nice web ui, it’s easy to install, and has loads of useful features for running VMs.
You can easily run windows or whatever Linux VMs you want.

Before spending big money on a beefy server that may or may-not do what you want, I’d suggest buying a cheap NUC (intel N100 nucs are cheap, and have an iGPU).
Then you can follow one of the many tutorials out there about Proxmox, Windows and GPU pass through.
Once you have a windows VM working, you can play around with remote desktop stuff, and see if it is responsive/suitable - things like Apache Guacamole or Rust Desk can make for a very nice end user experience with a bit of extra upfront config.

If remote desktop stuff isn’t working for you, you could try buying some used Crestron NVX from eBay. Can’t remember the exact model, but they are about £160.
They have very little latency, but they will saturate 1gbe so need a home-run to the same switch (or 10gbps+ trunk links between switches).

Once all that is feeling good, think about other services you want and get them running on the (starting to get overloaded) n100 nuc.

When you have everything feeling good, then you can invest in a beefy machine with all the bells and whistles.
Considering the n100 is for learning, with the idea of rebuilding the entire server: document what you do!
There will be lots of trial and error along the way, and you will mess things up. So make sure you take lots of notes about what you do to configure things, and take snapshots of VMs before you start tinkering with them.

Uh, don’t?
You want a Lemmy instance - that I presume you would want to be somewhat reliable - without doing anything? WiFi prioritises convenience over speed and reliability. So, things will randomly fail.

I guess pay for a Lemmy instance provider. Probably the easiest. But this is self hosting, and it sounds like you want a place to start and have chosen “hosting a Lemmy instance” as your learning ground.

Something like cloudflare tunnel will let you punch through a firewall without having to mess with network stuff.
A docker compose stack makes things as easy as they can be in such scenarios.
These are terms you can google “Lemmy docker compose cloudflare tunnel”

Here is 1 result: https://lemmy.world/post/299429

Here is a GitHub for Lemmy in docker compose https://github.com/Drakeyves/lemmy-docker-setup

This looks like it covers cloud flare in a compose stack: https://joelparkinson.me/self-hosting-with-cloudflare-tunnels-docker-compose/

Read through, learn docker compose, understand cloudflare & cloudflare tunnels

Wouldn’t it be better to have highly available storage for the git repo?
Something like Ceph, Minio, Seaweedfs, GarageFS etc.
Cause git is file system based.

Censoring*

Censure is like a harsh criticism

SystemWaylandD

What a stable government

You have my support, Harvard

my router and my reverse proxy (traefik) is able to receive the necessary SSL/TLS certificates however

From something like LetsEncrypt?
As an HTTP-01 Challenge? Not an DNS-01 challenge?
Http challenge means that port 80 is accessible from the public internet (because that’s how LE can confirm it can reach your server via the public DNS records, proof of server ownership).
DNS-01 is about proof of DNS record ownership, and doesn’t prove public internet access.

Also, what are you self hosting?
Does it really need to be publicly accessible? Or just accessible by you and people you trust?

I feel like there should be a “Data is Cursed” community for ridiculous correlation/causation graphs