Hi my name is Siam i am one student from NTI and my class needs to work with OpenCV in our own docker container that we host on a pterodactyl panel for the class. ( Ai course ) grade 2 in Sweden.

Hey, I'll have you know I'm A PROUD VIRGIN. As LET's very own anime MC my DUTY to be a virgin!

This year we struggled hard to secure these offers. The market for almost every component has gone significantly up, but we managed to maintain pricing because we purchased most hardware early and avo

The same thing. My ticket has been hanging for more than 2 days. The problem has already been solved by itself. Apparently, they deliberately don't respond for so long, waiting for the problem to be s

This is exactly what i am thinking to do.

We (as a household) need some kind of storage server (VPS or similar) that we can keep running basically indefinitely. We’re totally fine committing to 3 years. The key point: we want to own the disks

Personally, I host my "this needs to stay up" sites on hosthatch. Greencloud has gotten my personal blog and similar less critical sites.

I wrote my own .htaccess, and I’ve checked every file in my home directory. None of my .htaccess files do anything like that; I haven’t done anything even remotely related to WordPress. The redirects

You’re still a bit hooped though. Smartermail stores things in its own proprietary format, not as flat eml files on a disk.

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Fortunately, I am only creating demand, with no budget to actually make sure there's supply

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But of course i can understand if customers want to keep their setup simple.

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We aren't using restic yet. At the moment we do 5 minute snapshots along with a pile of hourly & daily backups via ZFS. Every night we push all data to another datacenter as our 'remote' via r

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How would this be secured in transit? FTP doesn't hold a candle to restic for this IMHO...

IIRC the initial thought was for users to somehow get access to existing restic repositories which you're creating for your own backups anyway.