Really feeling this, the first paragraph could’ve written by me and I switched to Navidrome as well some months ago.
Btw, your RSS feed seems to be broken:
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No IDS/IPS yet, I want to try it at some point, but I’m not sure how well my old hardware will handle it (PC engine APU2C4).
Thanks for your answer, pretty much what I’ve been looking for I think
Hm, weird, our concrete walls and ceilings aren’t that bad
Idk how large your house is, but our house (3 stories + basement) and garden are easily covered by a single wifi router, so needing 3 doesn’t sound so great
True, there’s a already a few you actually need to remember to get to the vault.
I gave up on remembering them. pwgen -y 40 and straight into Vaultwarden
Hell yeah!
Running multiple things in one host is perfectly fine. The more you have, the more complicated dependencies will become. Tool A needing PHP < 8 and tool B needing PHP 9 can be handled but is a headache.
That’s why many people are using containers, specifically Docker. Each tool brings their own dependencies that are running isolated. Not sharing dependencies is more resource intensive but easier to handle.
I’m not running the tools you mentioned but probably they list their resources requirements. I suggest you to check containers/Docker and consider using them instead of installing the tools natively.
Oh hey I just thought about setting up a journal! Maybe I’ll check it out
Sounds cool, which software are you using?
Oh no!
Idk Beszel, but generally you could check if you can increase the session expiration time in the config or put it behind some SSO like authentik
Rolling releases, great docs, great amount of software available with the package manager, especially with the AUR.
I went through the manual installation a few times and while the general process is annoying and error-prone, after setting up the basics many things worked great out of the box, even the printer I once had. I’m on Endeavour now which mostly does exactly what I want.
Excerpt from the Wikipedia introduction:
Yarvin has been described as a “neo-reactionary”, “neo-monarchist” and “neo-feudalist” who “sees liberalism as creating a Matrix-like totalitarian system, and who wants to replace American democracy with a sort of techno-monarchy”.[14][15][16][17] He has defended the institution of slavery, and has suggested that certain races may be more naturally inclined toward servitude than others.[3][18] He has argued that whites have inherently higher IQs than black people,[18] and opposes U.S. civil rights programs.[19]
Not sure if this supports similar variables. I guess generally the migration should be easy as everything is already in the necessary structure but I haven’t tried it yet. I only have bindmounts that are in-repo, everything else is docker volumes.
One feature Komodo offers that I’m not yet using is multi-node support. I do have multiple nodes and it would be convenient to have them all configured in one place but IDK if doco-cd has something similar.
Of course I could use something entirely different, but that’s not the point isn’t it?
Do you want to host just for yourself or for other people as well?
Debian is by default suited for server. Just skip the desktop environment part in the installer.
Been looking for low power devices and liked the concept. Pity they’re discontinued