https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/storage.html#datastores-with-s3-backend

Supported as a tech preview. I haven’t personally used it.

Yes.

UPSes are to bridge gaps in short outages, either mains blips or the gap between the mains going out and the generator coming online. Do not rely on them for extended runtime.

Revenue, not profit. Even if they make a net loss they’d will be sharing the money.

I’m more concerned about the individual and independent creators. How will they be compensated for the use of their work?

Agreed. Rsync will happily sync a deletion you didn’t mean to do.

Mostly no, unless you expose your VM to the Internet or run untrusted code.

Not just you, that’s a pretty common principle.

Right, and when you said you “finally setup nginx”, that was a verb, and should have been “set up”.

You can probably assign it to multiple VMs or containers, and if it’s not available then the VM or container will fail to start.

What’s in the log on the server?

Does this mean they’ll finally stop giving the fucking mobile site on desktop just because someone couldn’t edit out the “m.” from the link?

Huh, I missed that.

Yes, and while borrowing contributes to their “we’re needed, please fund us” justification, it doesn’t directly support the artists.

Especially given that they’re owned by Epic Games

And it does not mean the data is encrypted at rest.

The phrasing is really weird too. Like I would understand if they were asserting their trademark, but saying it’s an account they’ve lost access to?

Companies whose primary product isn’t security are shit at security. What else is new?

So not hashed, and readable through whatever API accesses it anyway.

Seems like a pretty shitty report in the first place, so that seems fair.

Does it not require an account for that? I would open a feature request if it doesn’t, else it creates a denial-of-service attack.

Yes.

Whether Intel fucked up by saying “oh yeah works great up to 105” if that isn’t actually true is another question, as I mentioned.