I have been using Proxmox with a couple thousand VM's and have been very happy with it.
I have been using Proxmox with a couple thousand VM's and have been very happy with it.
Take a look at Kitra, it has much easier UI
Maybe you could do port knocking to have the firewall open the port to that IP after you hit a series of ports in the proper sequence.
Very well said!
There are a ton of great restaurants like everyone has pointed out. Phoenix is huge and your experience is going to vary greatly in which areas you are in and you're access to transportation. The mass transit is getting better but still not great. You can take Waymo (self-driving cars) to many places but it is better just to have your own car here. Check out Arizona Highways magazine for some outdoor stuff. There is a killer airplane museum in Tucson and a Titan missile solo you can go tour. Tons of car shows all over the place. I personally like catching the one at the Pavilions in Scottsdale. It is a great time of year to visit though and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
I had a friend that ran theirs though the air conditioning ducts. For mine though I ran them in the corners and under area rugs.
I use OpenShot for all my video editing. It is open source and cross platform.
Fyi, Ostrich festive ends this weekend
I would use the M2 drive as your root partition. If you really want to break it down smaller for just the stuff that needs speed, then maybe /usr and /var/lib. Your home directory can contain programs but more often than not it is only settings and storage. Just my 2 cents though.
Have you played with NextCloud
The "allowed host" on the client side is to put the networks in you would like to route to. If you want to use the VPN tunnel for your default route it's when you use the 0.0.0.0/0