That's some mad dedication to go from kicad schematics to running Quake. Very impressive!

If it's arm based mikrotik then you could run containers with fancier protocol wrappers

I think you can even use standard haproxy acl rules and tables to extract few bytes from the request and route them correctly. No need for Go.

If xfwl4 plans to implement something like sway output max_render_time, then input to pixel output latency should be same or even lower than x11

For me the torrent file currently is coming down at 26MB/s

Using /usr/bin instead of /bin comes down to that is much easier to mount one /usr instead of doing bunch of bind mounts for /bin /sbin /lib /lib32 /lib64,

Also some more background info https://systemd.io/THE_CASE_FOR_THE_USR_MERGE/

Proxmox has had cloud-init support for a while and we have been using it for several years in production.

Doesn't work for LXC as far as I can tell

I have used TimescaleDB in my last work place. We needed a easy way to store and visualize 500hz sensor data for few 10s of devices. We used it and Grafana to build a internal R&D tool and it worked way better than I imagined. Before I left I think the DB was using ~200GB on a compressed btrfs volume in DigitalOcean droplet and still performed fine for interactive Grafana usage.

I own a 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid (similar drive train to Prius) and it defrost the window way faster than my previous Volkswagen Passat. Ice and snow handling has been pretty similar here in North Europe compared to my previous car, studded winter tires are the key. Visibility is also quite comprareble.

We use it to send OTP messages through few telco providers who don't have HTTP API.

Easier to use https://www.bird.com/developer/sms-api ;-)

Unfortunally they didn't exist when we started with kannel