rm -rf bin /

Yes

I already have a Raspberry Pi 4 with 2GB of RAM lying around. Can I somehow connect it to the TV and use it via the TV remote? If so, what OS would I need to install to it, and what software would I use?

I already have, but piHole doesn’t block YouTube ads.

It searches in a lot of indexers (torrent sites) simulatenously. You put the indexers you want to search, connect it to qBittorrent (via a plugin), Radarr, or Sonarr and it searches.

Can you explain more the setup? What VMs would I need to run?

Thanks for responding. I actually don’t have Immich yet on the Raspberry Pi, so it’s the first time I will be installing it and then importing the photos. I don’t actually care a lot about the migration, since I can just reconfigure the services. I want to ensure that if a drive fails, I can restore the data. I would try RAID, but I read that “RAID is not backup”. Or I could just run the command you provided in a cronjob.

Booting directly from UKI signed by my Secure Boot keys.

You should start using an adblocker then, like uBlock Origin.

BTW I do that too

Here in Greece, we have three providers, but I don’t want to change, since we pay very little money to the one I am in right now in return of slower speeds (5 Mbps download, 0.5 Upload).

My ISP doesn’t provide an IPv6 connection.

I decided to not use a VPN, because I live in Greece and read online that, although piracy is illegal, no action is being taken for pirates.

Exactly the same thing had happened to me. I have used Debian for about a month now and I don’t think I will change it.

As a Greek, I feel that I have been called summoned.

I had checked and saw that FIFA 17 ran on Linux, so I told him that, and was not prepared for the troubleshooting nightmare that followed.

Of course! :)

It has an NVMe drive and after my friend upgraded it, 16 GB of RAM. Yes, it has an integrated Intel GPU, but I think it is pretty decent.

Minecraft ran pretty well, the installation procedure was just difficult, because we were using this (which was a mistake).

This worked well before Roblox blocked the use of Wine. Sadly, we tried it and it didn’t work.

My friend doesn’t blame me. He blames Linux, which also isn’t nice. Of course, it isn’t Linux’s fault that the Roblox developers patched their game so it cannot be ran with wine, but in his eyes, and the eyes of the non tech-savvy people, if it runs on Windows and not on Linux, Linux is doing something wrong.