Sounds like you want the Rust Book: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/

Edit: Just realized you said you didn't like it sorry

Interesting, thanks for the info and resource! I don't actually see another response so I'm assuming they're not federated with programming.dev, but I'll check from another instance later

I store mine in a selfhosted Nextcloud instance, KeepassDX on Android supports accessing it directly. Works perfectly and even provides an autofill service for Android. Very easy and very convenient.

I think dbgate supports running in a container

Indeed, I use my dotfiles across several machines, architectures, and distributions and it's fantastic

This is great, thanks for sharing it

I think this means you win

Indeed, also worth checking out the response of @heartlessevil@lemmy.one

My personal approach to offsite is to have my NAS, running TrueNAS Core, automatically encrypt and back up its primary pool directly to an S3-compatible service called Wasabi.

I've also considered setting up a small box with a 12TB hard drive at my parents' house a few miles away for ZFS replication.

I'm a good couple hundred hours into Tears of the Kingdom, and still spending ridiculous amounts of waking time playing it. hah!

One of these days soon, I'll probably finally get started on Diablo 4.

Manjaro here as well, just hit year 5. Started using it in 2018 and never really looked back.

It can't be done through metal backs, for what it's worth.