That's correct, I also pay for their cheapest VPS, which is about $3, pretty good overall for my purposes!
"If a tree kills alone in the forest, does it make a sound?"
~Durkon Thundershield
What @AtariDump@lemmy.world said is correct, if it's critical data, 3-2-1 is necessary. I personally use BuyVM as my offsite as it's got pretty cheap storage (~$5USD/1TB/month), but if you've got family or friends with a decent internet connection, it's trivial to set up a remote sync job to any offsite Proxmox Backup Server, perhaps on a box stored at their house.
Now, just to throw it out there, my actual 'critical data' is way smaller than my total backed up data, including my media library, random ISOs, etc. - it can be worthwhile to determine if you really need to backup everything offsite or if you can sort out some less necessary data, and only upload some data to a remote server. Maybe the answer is yes, and you'll need to account for that!
If you go into the entity settings, you should be able to set an alias.
You got it! I should have included the link, sorry!
I've been experimenting with Hugo to make simple websites. It's got a very minor learning curve, and plenty of templates to get you started. I like it!
Step 1: Vibe Coding
Step 2: AI become sentient
Step 3: AI uses backdoors placed in vibe coded projects
Step 4: ???
Step 5: ????????
Step 6: Singularity
Step 7: ???????????????????????????!
Step 8: ~~Profit~~ Post-Scarcity?
cross-posted from: https://orbiting.observer/post/1438730
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Asking your local library to acquire a copy might sting a little less, even if they do purchase it through Amazon.
Ya know, I have three Linux machines that play games and a steam deck. I have not seen a survey in a very long time. I wonder why?
I've unfortunately been busy this year and haven't been as productive as I wish I had.
That being said, I have a decent sized patch of various lettuces, and the artichoke I planted last year is producing!
I just got a bunch of other things in the ground like beans and pepper starts, we'll see how they do!