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It looks like every reply in this is a near miss so I’ll add another one to the pile: I’ve been working on a hosted immich platform for people who want privacy from big tech and don’t want to / can’t self host it at https://photos.minpin.me/

Here I was hoping for an article talking about how long turbo’s range vs long fast is terrible.

I use smtp2go.com rather than deal with ptr records on my dynamic residential address

Fantastic, thanks for sharing!

Gluetun sidecar for the qbit container setup with paid Proton VPN and port forwarding

Holy RF burns, Batman. You’ll never see me touching an antenna I’m not familiar with.

SLAAC with ISP-provided prefix. Everything that wants an IPv6 address gets one and I’ve got my firewall set to block pretty much all in-bound traffic other than SSH. It’s nice being able to SSH directly to something rather than using a jump host or VPN.

I also use ULA because NFS mounts over IPv6 on the global addresses would hang/timeout every time the SLAAC address rotated which is frequent due to privacy extensions.

When you need the data on more than one machine.

Same here wrt utilization. I’ve excess capacity and can’t seem to find anything I want to use it on.

Was this meant to be a comment on https://piefed.ca/c/selfhosted/p/648232/alright-let-s-see-pictures-of-your-super-nice-rack-mounted-professionally-installed-labs-i ?

That’s a very tiny, dense lab!

This has got grit! I love it.

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More specs / details available upon request.

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Settings -> Software Update or something like that. You can also set it to auto-apply. Mostly, I ignore the popup and run dnf update -y && snap refresh && flatpak update -y as root every once in a while when I think about it.

1. Nah. Set the frequency to weekly or monthly or something you don’t need to do daily. I do monthly.
2. Yeah, there’s a lot of updates and that’s a good thing
3. Probably
4. Yes

Setting up a watchdog and crash kernel might help or let you diagnose it

Take a look at https://diskprices.com/ for the best price per TB. Backblaze has been pretty great about sharing their hardware specs and builds. Maybe get some ideas from them https://www.backblaze.com/blog/open-source-data-storage-server/

Ssh includes a built in socks proxy. What are you actually trying to accomplish?