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Not necessarily saying it's a bad idea, especially with everything running within podman it's probably even quite awesome. It just feels like it's a lot more tedious to fix in the case that something got messed up. Still, not a bad idea generally, as long as you know what you're doing ^^

Not saying it's necessarily a bad idea, just that it has to be fun

Arch on a server, that's gonna be fun lol

Bei Marmelade muss ich dir widersprechen. Aufgrund des fehlenden Fettgehaltes in Marmelade schmeckt es mir ohne Butter zu trocken. Bei allem anderen stimme ich dir voll und ganz zu.

As a German, I call bullshit. Every asylum seeker I've met either had a job/went to school or was denied a job because the application didn't go through yet. I'm sure there are people out there who don't want to work, but please show me the data which shows that "most of them will never work a day in their lives". Your comment sounds EXACTLY like the rhetorics of the same right-wing you pretend to condemn.

Usenet is popular in Germany (among the fraction of the population that sails the high seas, that is). There are also German indexers with a shitton of German content

All these people saying don't do it - clearly, they're trying to learn something and are not necessarily after a fully usable, encrypted production system. Instead of telling them it's too complicated, we should encourage to play around and figure it out, so in the process maybe they find out on their own why this configuration might not make any sense in most situations.

So @op, just go for it, you're going to learn a lot from this!

Much of Marxist literature is still taught in universities because it's in fact been such a good analysis of our economic system that it's still relevant to this day