Yeah media is a good use case for it, and doesnt really need cache either.

It can’t, you lose space efficiency if the disks you add aren’t the same size as the old disks.

It has no parity, you can pair with snapraid but thats snapshot parity and not real-time parity. Depends on the use case if that would work or not.

Also no caching options.

Linux/opensource naming can be the wildest stuff.

The big thing is very easily mix and match different sizes of disks. ZFS as of recently can sort of do that, but its not as efficient.

It seems like every Linux distro I’ve used both of those will work fine.

For #3 every service will say something like that, even with paid accounts.

The main things that come to mind are you have to test/monitor 2 seperate actions instead of 1, and restores of single files could be more difficult since you need to login to the backup server, restore the file from a snapshot, then also copy that file back to your PC.

How does that get sent over rsync though? Wouldn’t you need snapshots on the remote destination server?

Why not just use a backup utility instead?

What happens if you accidentally overwrite something important in a document and save it though? If there’s no incremental versioning you can’t recover from that.

Yeah but then it’s not really a good backup!

Don’t log in to the container shell to edit files, just edit the file on your host directly.

Make sure the permissions allow the user searxng is running as access as well.

Nah there’s no debugging here, just edit the config file on the host where it’s stored exactly like you would on a native install.

Surely restic or borg would be better for backups?

Rsync can send files and not delete stuff, but there’s no versioning or retention settings.

Different tools for different use cases IMO.

But neither do backups.

Firefox (yep, the browser)

You can’t safely update anything even if it’s ‘stable’.

But I do auto update and just make sure my backups are working properly in case something breaks that I can’t fix.

Potentially an overheating NVMe drive maybe? They can run quite hot without a heat sink on them.

Yeah in that case the app is just handy for searching or viewing photos by face.

Because of the anti fingerprinting changes so many sites don’t work in it though, mapping utilities in particular, and banks.