Why not just clone the old ssd to the new one?

No need to reinstall tbh.

Also just download the windows iso from microsoft directly. If you do not want to pay for Windows you can always just use https://massgrave.dev/

I do not think that can be determined in the tech space with ‘age’ alone. Popularity, usability and performance are much more important factors.

It was already brought up in another comment, the gtx 1000th gen, is a nice example. The gtx 1080 is after 8 years still a valid GPU to use in gaming and the 1050 a nice little efficient cheap video encode engine which supports almost all modern widespread codecs and settings (except AV1).

Use unit files and add on failure a notification per mail or whatever.

You still should test the backups periodically.

Yes i am aware,i commented on another post. The problem is that interacting with those directly messes things up. I want a panel that allows me to use cli and gui at the same time without breaking things.

Oh yeah, sorry i know. Was too lazy to type it out. They number the created compose files in numbered directories instead of naming it after the stack.

The problem is, that they do not support at all the direct modification of those files and the abstraction of numbering them instead of giving them real names is annoying when you want to start them via cli.

I do not need detailed stats. I need a broad overview. For detailed stats and diagnosis i ssh into the machine with the cli.

I used portainer only as fancy docker dashboard and to start stop services. It was buggy and even with the git implementation really frustrating to use. Also that they do not store the compose files is simply not ok.

Dockge fully replaced portainer for my needs.

No, but it is designed that way that you can simply point dockge to the local cloned repo. Then you simply have to git pull and your done.

Which instructions are you referring to? The instruction for OPTIONAL push notifications?

To not have to deploy software on the server. You can connect to any Linux Server you want and get that information.

I recommend, reading the release changelogs actively. For most services you can just put the github release page in an RSS reader to get a notification when a new release hits, so you can quickly look for any breaking changes, also this will give you info about new features.

I have been using watchtower for a few years. No problems with auto updates so far, but keep your backup handy.

Yes because immich is still not considered stable. Keep that in mind.

Have found it by accident too. Just amazing.

Would love something like that for the Desktop. Basically a Cockpit+Serverbox+xpipe for my desktop clients.

Some (probably most) domain registrars allow to use different nameservers. So for example i use namecheap, since its cheap as domain registrar but cloudflare for DNS, since the API is free and widly supported.

Nuclear power does not solve the issue here. Nuclear reactors take hours or even days to ramp up or down. They are not quick enough to react to such occasions.

Just want to throw in this link. https://energy-charts.info/?l=en&c=DE

Very detailed info on Energy and power usage in Germany

World Nuclear Association’s mission is to facilitate the growth of the nuclear sector by connecting players across the value chain,

I would not ca that trustworthy. There not even close to independent.

You posted a 18 min Youtube video, sponsored or at least supported and sanctioned by a nuclear power plant operator.

At least point to the section of the video where the source of your claim is.

No it is not. If you calculate in the future money tax payers have to pay to keep the nuclear waste safe (for thousands of years) or the cost of a larger incident like Chernobyl or Fukushima which also has to be paid by the tax payers then the ‘cheap nuklear power’ is not so cheap as it looks like…

Not what i am saying. I said that it is not a given, that translation means less performance.

In theory you can achieve similar or even higher performance, all depending on how well or how bad the original machine code is. Especially when you can optimize it for a specific architecture or even a specific CPU.

And yes ARM has shown to be more power efficient then x86 CPUs even on higher load (not just low powered embedded stuff).