So the rich will pay schools to qualify their children to the highest level while the poor will need to work to pay them their "Qualification -based wage for life".
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I would advice you to use Gluetun instead of crude Wireguard. Within gluetun you just have to set the port for the qbittorrent's gui to be accessible locally, and open docker's firewall for qbittorrent. Then set qbittorrent container to use Gluetun's network.
Because it trigger a reply from an unconcerned person like you. It tells a lot.
The broke nobody has chosen Trump. So surprising. Trump is only followed by loosers, like him.
Like you and your comments. Bland and easily replaced by a bot. The only difference is SHE is followed by millions of young people. I'm not even sure you can stand yourself.
It's a R730XD. It draws 168W idle with 128GB of 2400Mhz, and 8 x 3.5" spinning drives. I started with small desktop computers, but I ended up compromising about everything: ram, disks, cards. Everything was braking one after an other, mostly because heat I would think. I (and my family) was constantly annoyed by the outages, so now I invested in a proper rack in my garage. It's sometimes noisy, it's somewhat power hungry, but god... Professional hardware is so comfortable to work with. iDRAC, ipmi, very good temperature management, lot of room for upgrades, reliability, I wouldn't go back to the nightmare of half-assed computer. I now run everything I can think of so smoothly that I rarely get complains from anyone. It's not only from the hardware side to be honest. Using traefik has been a massive improvement to ease my reverse proxying. Finally getting rid of Truenas a huge relief. And switching from a hardcore 20 year long Gentoo user to a Portainer's noob a clever move to finally get some time to use the services I host instead of messing around with hundreds of config files.
By the way, I do not understand the huge paranoia about facing services to the internet. I'm happy to share my mail, websites, jellyfin, cloud services and what else to everyone interested. In the more than 30 years I'm online, I never been hacked in anyway. I might be lucky.
After years of messing around with cheap and unreliable hardware and complicated setups, I settled to a very stable and simple setup: one huge Dell server with a lot of spare SAS bays and plenty empty memory slots, driven by Proxmox. Within it only 4 VMs: One for pfSense, one for Home Assistant, one for Docker, and one for Ispconfig, as I host for some friends. I ended up using Truenas as it was such a pain to maintain and totally useless for my use case. Proxmox is good enough to run a simple ZFS Nas if you don't need to manage dozens of shares and users. It's now so hassle free that I start to become inclined to brake something just for the sake of it.
So it means that if my parents pay me to get a PhD on "the use of sausages's forks in the cooking habits of the late Ptolemy II dynasty " I will be entailed to a "post on the labour market" ? All of this is wishful thinking.