pretty much, flat bread with toppings. the recipes/books i have all do bulk ferment in the fridge at least overnight to a few days, divide/shape to balls a day before (and back in the friddge)

Another step is considering which things actually need to be an always on service, or how reachable it nerds to be. Reachability to limit Internet exposure, whether that's pulling everything back behind VPN or just local/at home only. I was starting to look at which of those services even really need to be a service vs just some files on a NAS. Simple files and simple access not tied to apps that need troubleshooting, and probably lesser hardware requirement (compute/memory->power)

yeah frying first then topping /baking seems to be the recipe after reading through again. same deal as grilled pizza, get the dough started, then top.

even somewhat messing up the baking part they turn out awesome

looks great! something like 270-280g of dough for 10" worked for me at home. foolproof pan recipe @ serious eats most of the time for dough.

if the middle's a bit undercooked, you can finish on the stove burner or just generally to crisp up the bottom

could just be browser language & timezone

lmao pat on the back at the end, job well done men! glad we made it out of there without casualties

Proxmox has backup stuff for VMs and containers which uses whatever storage youbadd (local, NFS,), and has retention settings. iirc those will always be full backups. for incremental and more, proxmox backup server (PBS VM using backupNAS as destination for me)

Nah that's easy too, it goes in the bin when youbdeleye the account.

Easy Effects is a pretty quick to try out... Usual limiter/compressor/eq stuff, maybe plugins that'd be more direct for "voice changer" stuff. EQ and a couple other tweaks can get you at least to a nice warm deep tone.

If you start with cold water, sure.

borage early season, late planted bee balm to follow, and forgotten basil gone to flower are a huge hit here... bumble party! Grab a couple pots/buckets if you've got any outdoor space

Gary, IN is in Lake County, that blue block in the top left. Whoops.