Create a table in Libre Office, I'll wait...
(Hint,the devs have flat out stated they will never add tables to Calc, as it's wrong to do).
99% of Excel usage includes a table in the first, or second, sheet. Without tables a spreadsheet app is useless, in my opinion, regardless of how "wrong" it is (and I agree that it's wrong).
When you embarrassingly realize it's your own stank, will you have the humility to come back and admit it?
"Generic Boy Band" hahahahah
I'm not a fan of them, but they are anything but a "boy band". They aren't GQ/looks driven, their success origin was spoofing rap music, they're incredibly talented/skilled musicians who have been compared to the likes of Medeski, Martin and Wood.
Gotta remember to enable Quantum Entanglement... Takes a lot more power, but solves the problem.
I've taken this approach, sometimes these boxes will act up when they can't phone home. Definitely worth trying though.
Excellent - thanks for the remote recommendation, it's one thing I've been struggling to find.
Not sure I like the gyro idea - I had a gyro presentation mouse in the past. Worked well, but how do your parents like the gyro element?
Sometimes it's a decision between reliability and selfhosted
This is an excellent point to keep in mind.
Using something like Telegram for notifications/alerts exposes a minimal amount of info/metadata.
XMPP could be a useful alternative, since there are numerous hosts/providers available, and it's a privacy minded community.
They're not strangers, to each other, or to their constituency.
If you don't know your local government, that's on you. They're people from your local community.
I'll give you three fiddy
(Gotta admit, ya asked for it!)
Since 2018!
The proxmox server is connected to a router attached to a fiber ONT.
If you want to be extra secure, there's no reason the server needs internet connectivity/exposure at all (it should be safe as-is). Put it on its own VLAN with only specified ports open to your home LAN. That would be one extra layer from the internet - if admin/remote ports can't be accessed via the internet connection LAN, then no way for an outsider to get into it (you'd have to provide other ways of accessing the server to admin it, either KVM, or a machine on that VLAN, etc).
You DO NOT need to do this, just adding an idea about how to make stuff more secure.
Did this forever first with Google, at least them I'd know instantly who sold my info.
Now I do the same with my mailbox.com account, and delete the aliases occasionally.