📦 NVIDIA Driver Installation on Proxmox (Host + LXC)


1️⃣ Prepare the Proxmox Host

1.1 Update the system & install prerequisites

apt install g++ freeglut3-dev build-essential libx11-dev libxmu-dev \ libxi-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libfreeimage-dev libglfw3-dev \ wget htop btop nvtop nano glances git pciutils cmake curl \ libcurl4-openssl-dev pve-headers-$(uname -r) dkms make -y \ && update-initramfs -u && reboot now

Why?
Installs compilers, libraries, DKMS support, and updates the initramfs so the new kernel can load the driver.

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You need this RIGHT NOW! Docker in Proxmox

Using an unprivileged LXC container is the recommended method. It’s incredibly lightweight, fast to boot, and provides strong security by mapping the container’s root user to a non-privileged user on the Proxmox host. We will use a Debian template, as it’s the foundation of Proxmox and is very resource-efficient.

Step 1: Create the Unprivileged LXC Container

  1. Download a Template: In your Proxmox web UI, select your node, then go to CT Templates under your local storage (or any other storage you use for templates). Click Templates and download the latest Debian template (e.g., `debian-12-standard).

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🍎 Apple Bug Bounty Program – A Deep‑Dive

TL;DR

Apple pays hackers up to $1 M for critical vulnerabilities, but you’ll need more than a shiny iPhone to cash in. Think of it as a treasure hunt where the map is a set of strict rules, the treasure is cash (and bragging rights), and the monsters are legal repercussions if you step out of line.


1️⃣ What Is a Bug Bounty Anyway?

Term Plain‑English Definition
Bug A flaw in software/hardware that lets someone do something unintended (e.g., read your private photos).
Bounty Money (or swag) awarded for responsibly reporting that bug.
Program Apple’s official invitation to “ethical hackers” to find bugs and hand them over the right way.

Pro tip: Only report bugs responsibly (i.e., follow Apple’s guidelines). Otherwise you might end up on the wrong side of a cease‑and‑desist letter.

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Insane Pipeline Blog!

Obsidian - Why I love it

The Setup

  • Create a new folder labeled posts. This is where you will add your blog posts
  • ….that’s all you have to do
  • Actually…wait….find out where your Obsidian directories are. Right click your posts folder and choose show in system explorer
  • You’ll need this directory in upcoming steps.

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Setting up Hugo

Install Hugo

Prerequisites

Install Hugo

Link: https://gohugo.io/installation/

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