You need a DNS service that works with Let’s encrypt

You like malware?

I won’t buy anything period

They literally had there app pulled from the Play store because it was malware

I expect Lemmy to grow significantly in the next 5 years. Many people are not happy with Reddit.

Lemmy does not need a shitty UI.

Maybe get a good modern meme community going. Somewhere where mods remove junk posts like screenshots.

In my area they give a tax break to companies that donate food for the food banks.

Walmart is feeding those in need

That isn’t up to the grocery store. That is purely FDA regulations. In the past there were no regulations and everyone was sick and the food was nasty. If you are curious you could read some of the muchracker journalism such as the book titled “The jungle”

You laugh but it is often much easier for people to understand physical security especially for older people. They can get a small notebook and then guard it.

I’ve seen people take the handicap seat which leads to a disabled person having to stand

Did you not write it down? I write mine down and put in the safe.

You know what the secret is? Just start speaking nonsense and it will get confused. Lean heavy into a regional accent as well so it can’t understand.

Does it matter really? If it is not what you ordered send it back

Temu is such a sketchy company. Do not buy from them unless you like Chinese malware

They shipped malware in there mobile app

Hard pass for me

There are people who sell products who are not affiliated with Amazon

Shocking I know

Syncthing is entirely the wrong thing to use.

Anyway what you are describing is possible but it will take some work. I think it is likely not worth the effort. However, I’ll leave that up to you.

To do what you are describing you need to first have a way to send data back and forth between devices and then a way to shutdown and start containers.

To do this I would use Ansible. To start you are going to need to setup an Ansible service user on the server. Makes sure that it is configured so that it can run sudo without a password and is in the docker group. Once you have the service user you need to add it to the hosts file on your desktop.

Next, create two different playbooks. The first playbook will be the one that pulls the container over. First have it connect to the server and stop the container. Then have it run rsync to pull the data down to your local machine. Once the data is pulled have it start the container on your machine.

For the second playbook have it first stop the container on your desktop and then rsync the data over. Once the data is synced have it bring up the container on the server.

For safety you probably should add some check to make sure that you don’t mistakenly run the wrong playbook. You should add a check to make sure that the container is really running where it is expected. It is pretty easy to have Ansible run a check.

You technically could do this will pure scripting but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Ansible plugins:

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/docker/docker_compose_module.html

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/posix/synchronize_module.html

I don’t know what you are trying to say. (Your sentence is a run on)

Are you sure about the power usage part? They both have a TDP of about 60W.

So what was the question? It sounds like you already decided.

The biggest difference between these 2 chips is how they scale. The i7-6700k is faster but it has less cores. The E5-2620 has more cores but the clock speed and memory are much slower.