Just a quick add on: not only do and automate backups - do also test them every now and then.
elvith
As you mentioned Immich, Nextcloud and Radicale - don't forget to make regular backups. If you haven't automated them, that's your next project now ;)
That explains why vibe coding is so popular… just commit after every iteration the LLM spits out
Then there's still two possibilities:
- He was murdered to cover up $thing (innocent or not)
- All/most of it was true and he wanted an "easy escape"
Because of 1. I'm not sure if this would stop any arguments, though.
I think he's searching for sarcasm, no?
Yeah, but that novel assumes, that they also had internet, electronic cash, mobile phones, etc. so you get the modern tracking possibilities combined with the literal Nazis. They just weren't really proficient in using that, but that changes through out the story.
There's a German novel called "NSA - Nationales Sicherheitsamt" (which is a literal translation of the US National Security Agency to German).
The plot is an alternative history in which the Nazis had some of today's tech (read computers, internet, databases), although quite "ancient" and not with the full potential unlocked, that we have today. Then an analyst realizes, what one can do with this tech and that her queries endanger her friends more and more.
Guess why he came with a truck and not on a cargo bike...
Man, just do it like the rest of us and join on time. Then realize you forgot to do sth/take a break/whatever and just claim the 5 minute troubleshoot time claiming your mic doesn't work, while you go to the toilet.
Open your eyes,
Look up climate change,
and seeeeeeeeee!
I only host Nextcloud in an old setup (read pure PHP, MariaDB, Apache - no docker, etc.)
That server is set-up to be snapshotted daily. Also there's a script running about 30 min before each snap shot that will also dump the database to disk (as otherwise the snapshot might contain a random state of the database). It's not perfect, but it works - also because everything of this is done in the night, when I do not use the system, so chances are really low, that the snapshot of the disk and the database dump in it are not desynchronized too much.
I do not know what's the best practice for a modern Nextcloud setup with docker is or how to handle the other two...