Finally starting my self hosted journey. I have everything I need I’m setting up a 6tb nas for linux iso’s photos and files. And I recently got a “broken” laptop that works perfectly fine that I will use for running all my applications in proxmox such as immich, jellyfin and nextcloud. And probably many others in the near future.

Kubenetes or k3s and some volunteer computing programs. Or mine monaro to offset the power bill of your other servers.

OpenAI, Google, and Meta, for example, can push back against most excessive government demands.

Sure they “can” but do they?

Ok so of course the best solution is both raid and offsite backups. After that the question is how much do you want to prioritize convenience vs not losing you data at all costs. For irreplaceable data that you care deeply about not losing make an offsite backup it’s not worth the risk, never rely on raid to keep your data safe it may not always work. For data that is replaceable and you don’t really want to lose temporary access to in the event of a drive failure then raid is fine it most likely won’t fail.

If you are making a backup please make it offsite if you can it just provides one massive extra layer of security that makes it much harder for any permanent data loss to occur. It doesn’t have to be in a NAS it can just be a hard drive by itself in a friend or relatives house, Whenever you come over and visit update the drive for any changes. One downside to this method is pretty obvious, in the event of your drive at home failing the data that you have backed up will be as old as the last time you backed it up, so if you are constantly creating new data that you can’t risk losing then this won’t work. And this goes without saying you should really have all of your data encrypted but especially your offsite backups I wouldn’t trust anyone with my data.

A good compromise and probably what I would do is use raid all your files and then use your 2tb hard drive to backup all of your really important data that you don’t want to lose. With this setup it’s possible to lose some data in the event that your raid setup doesn’t work for whatever reason or your house burns down but at least all of your important data is completely safe.

Always have a offside backup for any data you deeply care about it’s never worth he risk.

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It would also be super easy to clean when you need to and say goodbye to taking off glass panels every time you want to upgrade.

That looks so sick!

Oh wait could you use this for setting up a LAN gaming session or making a gaming server without port forward? That would be sick!

What is the use case of something like this? there is no way I would trust any peers in a swarm with all my internet traffic data. Or do I not need to?

Yeah that makes sense now. Thanks for the explanation.

Why do logs help with threat detection?

I don’t really understand the point of this. What kind of logs are you storing and why would you want to?

This is how some of my friends think about climate change action. Whats the point of doing anything at all if anything you do isn’t going to make an impact? It’s all about everyone helping some amount, it ads up!

Why is supporting wayland so important for a distro?

Oops, fare point.

Wow this game is great! Who couldn’t enjoy something like this?