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borgmatic's "spot" check (probabilistically) protects against both of those failure modes: https://torsion.org/borgmatic/docs/how-to/deal-with-very-lar...

Sure thing! If you have any feedback on how it works (or doesn't) for you, please feel free to file a ticket.

You may also be interested in borgmatic's (beta) "spot" check, which compares your backup archive's files to your source files: https://torsion.org/borgmatic/docs/how-to/deal-with-…

I actually had the opposite reaction to it, but I do think it's nice there are tools for every use case and preference.

So is Podman, if you are to believe Red Hat's marketing on it.

With component-based solutions like Mailu, the junk/non-junk categorization you do in your mail client (via folders, not flags) indeed does inform the training of the spam filter u…

I can confirm that the online process for deleting an account still does not work! Gets into an endless loop sending repeated validation emails. (Firefox with all blockers disabled…

Thanks for the shout out, Manu! I'll also plug an all-in one Borg + borgmatic Docker image ( https://hub.docker.com/r/b3vis/borgmatic/ ) that I've used to backup to both BorgBase a…

A bunch of this resonates with me, having spent many years in climate tech as well. I laughed at the part about selling a pilot to a utility in three months though. That's like sup…

That's the old way of doing things. And I've been there. Do I want Tomato Shibby.. or will this other weird ROM work better? Hmm, the home page isn't in English on this one. And th…

Yup, totally understood about the second subscription. The challenge is getting that first subscription though, when a particular user hasn't yet signed up for (or even heard of) t…

While this is pretty ingenious, and "solving" open source funding is a noble goal, there's a pretty practical impediment to GitRoyalty working in the real world: For new or existin…

I can see how it seems that way (that self-publishing gets authors noticed by publishers), but it's actually pretty rare that it works out that way for any given writer. As I under…

And xanthan gum, another example of this general process (perhaps without the "programming"), has been around since the 1960s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanthan_gum

Also check out borgmatic for configuring Borg. Works well with rsync.net: https://torsion.org/borgmatic/

Already exists for job descriptions! https://jobdescription.app For all I know, it could exist for haircuts too.

What about the high level of oxalates in spinach, the over-consumption of which can result in kidney stones[1]? [1] https://nutritionfacts.org/video/oxalates-in-spinach-and-kid...

That's true, although there are now a handful of BorgBackup remote storage vendors (rsync.net, BorgBase, etc.) that you can pay to run the server-side hosting for you. Probably not…

I don't know about "should", but one way to do it is to put both the backup script and the cron job to run it into a single, separate, backup-only container. Then tell that contain…

You might be thinking of Borg Backup, which is written in Python: https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/