As my file server at home is UnRAID based, all of the files end up being owned by "nobody:users". This is fine, however UnRAID thinks nobody is 99, whereas debian/ubuntu/others are happy with nobody being 65534. So I find myself re-numbering nobody frequently.....

I got fed up with the (albeit straightforward) task of "NOPASSWD"-ing my user on every new Linux instance I spun up, so I here's a gist for the creation of a /etc/sudoers.d/username file .. YMMV - and of course this is not suitable for all environments. Especially