I'm not a fan of the "fiat food" meme but, I mean... come on America, get your shit together!
#notfoodstr





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Translation for non-nerds: `git rebase` is an oft-used command to sync your branch (copy) of the code to catch up with any recent changes your branch is missing.
Moar pastor for me. ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐ฎ
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*(I also brought a Pi Zero with the headers already soldered on, but I assume that she's such a badass that she'll opt to solder it herself)

Debian installer is good. Simple enough for almost anyone.
Only other task is to get Umbrel installed... in just TWO SIMPLE COMMANDS!
* `apt install curl`
* `curl -L https://umbrel.sh | bash`
BUT THERE'S A "BUT"!!
It's only this simple if I log in as `root`. The user that the setup creates doesn't have `sudo` access. Obv I can add the user to sudoers, but now we're getting deeper into linux and losing the total noob simplicity.
I'm not a linux security expert. At all.
Is it a "Nope, unacceptable!" to install and run the Umbrel docker containers as `root`?