reallysimpleguy

Hey Im looking for a physical safe to store these things. Even tho I'm not looking for the absolute best unpickable safe, I want something decent that doesn't get bypassed without some effort.

Long story short: I live in Colombia. After carefully looking for commercial products to kill planaria, none is available. I got a dozen new shrimp and I spotted one planaria in the bag. I didnt feel like putting them in the tank so I sent them to my outdoor pond.

In the future I'll like to have the capability to actually treat the planaria.

Please help. Thanks in advance.

I'm looking to add 3 drives to my backup strategy. Are there 2.5" recommended drives in particular?

I live in Colombia. I'd like to build a koi-style/sized pond, but rather than stocking it with kois, I'd like to put something more close to home or native if possible.

What are some alternatives to koi that have a similar size, and maybe, aesthetics?

Of course I'm not expecting them to have the same looks as koi, but something along the lines.

Context:

I want to self-host Nextcloud, Bitwarden, a Wordpress site, and eventually, some API servers and DBs.

While it is easy to set them up alone, I get lost when I try to do the whole multi container things. Let alone exposing them to the internet.

Probably I'm drowning in a glass of water here. That's why I ask for help.

I already have my domains. I have a EC2 instance, and also a SBC that I plan on eventually use to replace the EC2 instance.

What is the proper way to set up this?

Do I need to use NGINX/reverse proxy to expose Docker? Or can I do that with Docker by itself?

I wouls like that some services are accessed trough the same domain, different end point. On the other han

I have a 30 gal outdoor pond. It is stocked with guppies, coridoras, clown plecos and neocaridina shrimp.

The guppies breed a lot. And also I get the usual visit from frogs that leave their offspring in the water.

So far I have no issues. The pond is stable and fishes can forage what their need. Still, I want to set up a regulatory measure to keep their populations in check before I have to do a last minute fix.

Since I'm in Colombia, I'm looking for native species or at least close area to keep the pond "native". Please suggest me options other than angelfish and blue acaras.

Thanks in advance.

I'm looking to build a cluster for my minilab. I want this to be as simple as possible, yet capable enough. I'll mostly use it to run a small cloud storage (for fun) and practice my network skills.

Can you help me find options? RAM can be either soldered or not.

I'm looking to add ground plants since them are powerhouses when it comes to nutrient cycling. I saw a guy once, with a pot pond, and he used a philodendron.

I'm curious if I can use any philodendron or there particular varieties that are suitable for this.

If not philodendrons, what other species can I use for this?

I want to build a server to store and actually own my files. Ill be using a thin client for this, therefore multiple drives may not be possible, raising concerns about having a single point of failure.

Naturally Im looking for a solid drive for this use case (personal cloud + backup) that at least gives me an extra edge against failures. I want to use an SSD since budget allows and I don't need this server to hold north of 1 or 2 TB.

Thanks in advance.