That part where you say “people enjoy making the process worse”, seems unlikely to me. When people make stuff like this, I kind of doubt anyone is sitting there thinking “Mwhahaa these little bitches are gonna hate this!”

Like, I get it. This would probably piss me off as an applicant too. But ultimately, the goal is to hire someone. Initial phone interviews are all the same. They last like 10 or 15 minutes even with a human on the line, and they’re just looking for basic qualifications. So I also see from the hiring perspective how this could be useful. It’s meant as a baseline filter.

It might be a step in the right direction but it sounds like it’s not ready yet.

Honestly, everything about looking for jobs and filling open positions sucks. If AI can make the process better then I’m for it.

I can’t stop thinking of that rocket hamburger boy from Austin Powers

Autofs works with sshfs. I use it for mounting anything over a network. It automounts on demand and disconnects a mount after a period of inactivity.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/autofs

This is definitely misleading. It’s a time series chart with arbitrary data points just casually missing.

I use porkbun and ddclient (https://ddclient.net/). Not sure if that helps you or not but there it is

(I am OP had to create a new account because apparently my other instance is de federated from lemmy.ml)

Why are you using ZFS on a single drive?

TL;DR: life happens.

It’s a small homelab. I had grand plans to add another one for a mirror. Had a baby, didn’t get to it. etc etc.

Do you actually have enough memory to handle ZFS?

This host has 32GB.

Is the memory ECC?

No, it is not ECC

Is the disk connected to a RAID controller?

No