For anyone else in the same boat as me, this is the official Hetzner tutorial on setting up vaultwarden. I’m going to try it at the weekend. I already have the prerequisites taken care of once I order my hetzner server:

• hetzner account and server
• resolvable domain name
• smtp server access

Good luck all, link is below.

https://community.hetzner.com/tutorials/how-to-set-up-vaultwarden

+1 for Vivaldi. I keep expecting to hear that I’ve became out of the loop and it’s turned into Brave without my knowing. It’s a great concern. But so far, so excellent!

Been planning to do this just because; now it seems it’s strictly necessary.

Gotta figure out how docker, containerization and all that jazz works. I have an account with hetzner but just web/sql hosting and a managed Nextcloud instance - no vps yet.

Seems like a Saturday project that I hope I can get round to.

Charlie Brooker warned us about this back when it was just fiction.

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Huge-ass plunger, or huge ass-plunger? #xkcd

I’m just shocked he used the proper grammar and got the phrase right. It irks me when people say they “could” care less, when they mean the opposite.

Edit: typo

For Linux you can use ZSpotify. It runs in the command line, just use a burner account to run as in zspotify because it’s against their TOS of course, and might get you kickbanned. It also requires premium, but you only need it for a day at most, in order to run the download. Then you can cancel.

Back in the day a friend of mine had a blue shit box I don’t even remember the make or model of now. Let’s call it a vauxhall (Opel/Buick in the rest of the world) Cavalier with constant issues. It was close to Tardis Blue, and due to its problems and unreliable nature, and it being a different time where insensitive names were the norm, he called it the re-tardis. Not proud, but it is a memory.

I have had two Sonatas, despite being musically inclined I have never called them a musically inspired name. The first one was lied to me by the stealership (used inventory from trade in, off-brand) that it was a limited edition, an L.E; so we called her Ellie.