I usually only keep documents and media. Programs can be redownloaded and reinstalled (and it might be better to reinstall them in case you move to a new OS anyway to ensure compatibility).

For docker specifically, only keep stuff that’s specific for your instance; which you normally setup as an external volume anyway. Docker is designed such that you should be able to nuke the container, and all persistent data is restored via an external volume on the host. If you’re not doing that, you should immediately go and set that up now (to get the data out safely, setup a volume connection such that the container path is new - that way you don’t accidentally destroy what’s there, copy the stuff you need out, then readjust the path so it’s correct)

It says Hungary was violating Brussels laws, but doesn’t explain what and the nuances of why the Danish are going after Hungary.

From what I found: Hungary put a new law in place that says they can investigate and prosecute anyone that “threatens the sovereignty of Hungary” [source]. But because of how the law is written, it violates the EU policy that states citizens have the right to privacy.

It seems like the Danish are pulling an article 7 (to block Hungary from voting) so they can boot out Hungary who is an opponent to Ukraine becoming an EU member; which is causing problems with the EU supporting Ukraine against Russia

• Don’t go to bed with the same clothes you wore during the day. The perspiration will make you really cold at night
• Even though it’s warm during the day, don’t assume it’ll be warm at night. The temp differences can be quite drastic
• pack your clothes for the next day in your sleeping bag so they’re warm in the morning. I usually either roll them up and use them as a pillow, or put them deep inside my sleeping bag by my feet.

I can’t decide:

• Nicoos
• Rocholas