I offer another option. Put your pillow to good use.

There are only a few minimum algorithms you need to memorize to solve one. The real fun is learning more so you can solve it more efficiently/faster.

Where the hell did they find this chair? Space Walmart?

We must deconstruct this pylon to use it

Funny you mention it. This is exactly what I do. Don’t use the relay servers for syncthing, just my tailnet for device to device networking.

My most critical data is only ~2-3TB, including backups of all my documents and family photos, so I have a 4TB ssd attached which the pi also boots from. I have ~40TB of other Linux isos that have 2-drive redundancy, but no backups. If I lose those, i can always redownload.

For the delay, I just reduce how often it checks for new files instead of instantaneously.

Agreed. I have it configured on a delay and with multiple file versions. I also have another pi running rsnapshot (rsync tool).

Syncthing to a pi at my parents place.

Straight out of Dr. Strange

This surely won’t be abused in any way \s

Oh no! Anyway

Theyre taking the hobbits to Coruscant!

And with your spirit

L for love!

Lot of lore in that one

But isn’t Betty a womans name?

Likely still investigating what level of murder they want to go with, or some other details. First degree, second degree, etc

Linkedin screens applicants using keywords and provides the results to recruiters. Scan your job market and write down all the buzzwords. Make sure they’re all in your resume.

In addition to the privacy aspect, i wanted to reduce my dependency on outside/external factors as much as possible. I try to self-host and use FOSS where possible. Where not feasible, I try to diversify companies so I’m not overly reliant on one. That way, I can pivot much quicker if a company goes to shit.