Learn different languages. A tool is good for problems it was designed to solve. Here is a list of programming languages i would recommend in addition to python.
Tutorials are nice to get the mechanics of the language but you should not stick with them for a long time. Start doing your own projects as soon as you feel comfortable with the language.
Yeah it would but it would not route your traffic through internet if both devices can communicate with each other over LAN.
DNS have nothing to do with SSL. Tailscale provide routing. It does not change applications running on the server.
TS have some convenient features to set up SSL but you cannot choose the domain name freely. I bet you can purchase a domain which redirects to ts domain id you want.
Then you don’t need to inform the rest of the world about your domain. Just use the hostname of the server on your tailnet and it should work all the time
I didn’t want to commit more than a cheap flash drive. However I tried what you said since I had a m.2 enclousure laying around. I did all of this through virt-manager by passing the external device through. The installer complained when I passed the device as a usb device. I solved it by just passing device path of the external drive to the vm and the installer didn’t know any better.
I don’t see any other reason why this would not work for any usb device. usb flash drives as well. I might try this at some point.
If only we could keep windows on a thumb drive instead
Usually you ask IT department to spin up a vm for you. They will take care of security and backups.
What is your point?
What do you think the problem is? Grub is present so windows update cannot be the culprit on this one. Initramfs works, but the root partition is not found. Both the primary and fallback. A broken update sequence? Would be nice to get the logs
Edit: at 23:32 it says the logs have been generated at /run/initramfs/rdsosreport.txt and that the user can save it to /boot or usb stick. Since /boot was mounted successfully and grub was working, then the probably a broken update from bazzite.
Sounds like a graphics driver issue. does anyone know if mint enables ssh by default?