LVM snapshots are another, probably more robust, way to do this that I ought to look at eventually...

gist is, you've got a plane with 100 passengers, each assigned a seat. The first passenger to board is drunk and chooses a random seat assignment. Each subsequent passenger to board will choose his or her own seat if it is available, or a random seat if not. What is the probability that the final passenger to board will remain in his or her assigned seat?

You know... Imma keep playing around with these a little bit, I think

High level, I'm kind of liking this green/purple combo:

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Mostly knocked all of these out. Will revisit the JS this weekend to re-implement everything in vanilla JS and nix the external jquery / bootstrap dependencies. These audit items were flagged by Google's web.dev. I'd like to verify that Google thinks things are "fixed" (some weren't actually broken to begin with *cough http/2 cough*), but they've run up against some internal quota and the service is returning 403 errors.

Also bootstrap.js@3.3.7 has a known security vuln of medium severity

Add rel=canonical

The lack of discernable names comment turns out applies only to images. Not sure what can be done there for improved accessibility beyond the alt attributes, but will look into

There's also a ton of JavaScript that I really don't need unless I want to continue to be exceptionally lazy

From some prior digging...