Surprised nobody’s said The Division yet. The first one is incredible fun IMO, and the second one is good, but not as much fun.
I love this wild west phase of the Fediverse! Feels like the good ole days of the Internet. Onwards!
Surprised nobody’s said The Division yet. The first one is incredible fun IMO, and the second one is good, but not as much fun.
I seem to be missing a bottle of vodka
Maybe your 10 year old has it?
I know about Mastodon instances run by the government, but are there any lemmy instances run by governments?
Oh, that makes it even more hilarious!
Yeah, but I thought he was drawing a parallel between Wizard of Oz and something else, i.e. Elsa is the wicked witch of the East. If it’s older than Frozen, then it’s probably not that!
Hilarious! Is he talking about the Frozen sisters?
Interesting. Seems like it might be worth it for me to look into Ansible and perhaps even Proxmox on the new SFFPC I’m building as a media center for stability/reliability.
Thanks!
So in addition to docker containers, you use separate VMs for isolation? Or are you just referring to the docker containers themselves?
I have separate docker containers for different apps too, but no virtualization beyond that.
Noob question. What kind of apps are you (or other self-hosters) running in VMs? With containerized apps, it seems like VMs would be largely unnecessary, unless you need some particular device to be virtualized? Or am I misunderstanding?
That looks amazing! Unfortunately I think I might have limited my options by using a 3.5in HDD as the primary storage for my media server :/ looks like I’ll probably have to go one size bigger in terms of form factor.
The HC2 supports a full-sized 3.5in HDD.
Oh, I’d assumed the NUCs would fit a 3.5in HDD, I guess that rules them out.
Since my home server is a media server, it’s primary drive is an 8TB HDD :)
I haven’t looked into proxmox yet, so I wouldn’t rule it out yet. OMV is nice, but I found it a little limiting. I actually really like the idea of running a full linux distro with an actual desktop (so not just headless) on it instead of just using OMV as the primary interface. I like the idea of spending more time within actual linux so I can upgrade my linux-fu.
1L PCs look cool, I suppose I won’t be able to upgrade too much, but then again I’m unlikely to need to anytime soon. The form factor looks amazing.
Might get a better price if I shop around
I want to support my existing HDDs as well as M.2s, so the Asustor is out. m-atx is interesting, I like that it’s flexible for ongoing upgrades.
Looks pretty good, but wow, that’s pricey! $650 or so on Amazon Canada.
The main concern with using a PC would be size, noise, heat, etc. If I can build something with a tiny form factor and minimal fuss, that could totally work.
Yeah, and I’m sure lemmy will start processing images properly soon enough anyways.
Might be the camera app that’s saving the exif data, possibly. The PNG trick might work, or maybe using an app that actually rotates without using exif data.
aka Enshittification