ErwinLottemann

to your edit: rsync is a tool to copy/move files, borg is a backup utility. there are scripts that use rsync to create proper backups, but if you want to go by 'more actively maintained' you should look into how these scripts are maintained, not rsync itself.
on the other hand - borg is actively maintained, there even are releases in the last two days, one stable and one beta. it also fulfills your 'encrypted backup' requirement and has a versioned backups built in.
tl;dr comparing borg backup and rsync is comparing apples and oranges

oh that's easy - tax stuff 😐

do US forms not ask for the religion?

to be clear, because it seems like you are a bit upset, i was not shitting on the usa to be doing this, there seem to be reasons, i just never understood why it is like this 🤷

as a european i always wondered why this is even asked...?
is this important for taxes? for something else? just statistics?

münchner detektiert

you should meet my coworker. this is one week worth of work. and he still only commit once a week.

hannover könnte man auch auslassen, also hamburg und direkt frankfurt

braucht man sich ja leider nicht vorstellen 😐

back in the days of micro atx board i had a music server in my car to replace the radio that came with it.

ungarn ist schöner als hannover... oder so

for testing just set all chains to allow and flush all the rules. then ping the wireguard ip of your vps from your home server (the one where wireguard is configured). this should work and should tell the vps where it can find the other wireguard endpoint. pinging your home server from the vps should work now. if this makes the connection work properly look into the wireguard keepalive settings and make sure that your home server regulary announces itself to your vps.
after that reload the netfilter/iptables on your vps.

you don't need a firewall management tool, as long as there are no services running on the public interface there are no open ports that would need filtering.

oh, i didn't know that, as i'm already in to deep in unifi appliances 😬

i think i remember that it was not required, but i would not be surprised if that has changed.

consodering that you would need a subscription for a ring doorbell (if i remember correctly) the 200€ for the storage device and the ~180€ for the doorbell would still be cheaper. i'd be surprised to see another alternative with the same features for less money or without a aubscription.

c/ich_iel