Don’t imagine its better to be hit by an artillery shell.
Best you can do to avoid both, is to stay in your own country and make sure your diktator og a leader doesn’t start a war.
Actually tre US and mand western countries had same problem in with roadside bombs - war is ugly, but can you blame people defending their country?
The lucky ones are pow, the not so lucky ones are dead. #SupportingTakingTheWarHomeToRussia
Your son already knew.
When my daughter was 4 I asked her to say all the bad words she knew. She started with the not so bad ones and ended with all the worst ones.
I guess the other kids in her kindergarten had older siblings, so she knew them all already. But most importantly, she also knew when to use them and when not to use them. :)
I'm glad you have not sucked his dick in a long time 🥳
Install proxmox, and play around with Linux containers, if it goes wrong just delete it and start over. Also installing change detection is quite easy using helper scripts: https://helper-scripts.com/scripts?id=Change+Detection
Remember 19 million of those 27 were civilians - crazy numbers.
Just curious, is there anything like that for Facebook? Facebook groups specifically.
I saw Anders Puck Nielsens YouTube video last night about the same topic. Anders is imho always spot on, and I think it's worth a watch: https://youtu.be/OZ-R1WVGwQg?si=OvzuDU8Q-z1cpE55
Plus Russia had 8.7 million military deaths in WW2, so this is really just a small military operation for them.
What is honestly most crazy is that Europe and USA can't just give enough to Ukraine for Russia to say ... Ok, we have to give up, we can't win this.
Jeg har lige set Fallout TV serien, syntes faktisk den var rigtig god. :)
Quite sure Ukraine started doing this without US. They began doing it while the us was unable to give aid.
So I'm quite sure this is something us didn't want Ukraine to do, but when there was no aid, Ukraine did what they wanted to do.
I'm just glad they did this, and they should continue 🚀
My own approach is to run vm/lxc of SSDs that's are hosted on proxmox directly.
Then I have a truenas with Nas storage. I mount that through SMB to proxmox and pass the different dirs into the vm/lxc that need them.
SSD are much better performance for vm/lxc.
Edit: even running the Nas as a vm i would mount it with SMB, making it easy to spilt them up later if you want. Also I have 10gbit netcards between the nas and proxmox.