Any chance a dynamic DNS provider would work?

Jail them and spend even more money? Naa, just eat em

Been thinking about this for a while. What’s the lift to switch to headscale? Do I need a VPS for external clients? Would a separate site work, such as a family member’s house? Any other snags to worry about?

Its fine, downloading isn’t an issue. Uploading/seeding is where the legal issues arise. Source: Facebook told me so

This was tricky, but I estimate about $3.50

I actually worry more about my kid accidentally narcing on me. Any parents have solutions for this?

I feel the same way about my Linux isos

PCMs are already used but also have their limits. They’re heavy and only help if you’re consistently going through temperature swings like behind Earth’s shadow. Depending on your Beta angle, which changes as the earth revolves around the sun and your orbit precesses, you could be exposed to sun 24/7, so PCM wouldn’t help much.

Fun fact, this isn’t all that effective because of the compressor heat/inefficiency. You get some benefit, but you also introduce moving parts and complexity.

Funny you mention it. This is exactly what I do. Don’t use the relay servers for syncthing, just my tailnet for device to device networking.

My most critical data is only ~2-3TB, including backups of all my documents and family photos, so I have a 4TB ssd attached which the pi also boots from. I have ~40TB of other Linux isos that have 2-drive redundancy, but no backups. If I lose those, i can always redownload.

For the delay, I just reduce how often it checks for new files instead of instantaneously.

Agreed. I have it configured on a delay and with multiple file versions. I also have another pi running rsnapshot (rsync tool).

Syncthing to a pi at my parents place.

Which direction too? It’s uphill both ways

Damn it Archer!

This is what happens when you don’t scum save.

That’s what everyone says, but you really should just wait until next year comes around.

And it’s still way overvalued. Market cap greater than Toyota? Good one

That boy ain’t right