nearly everything, you don’t need a static ip to selfhost, look up DDNS :>

I seem to be a bit behind on pewdiepie being a nazi sympathizer, mind enlightening me?

I’m trying to figure out why truenas scale refuses to auto start virtual machines… Other than that everything’s smooth atm :>

Nextcloud notes, it gets the job done 👍

You don’t need to be a programmer to selfhost.

The most important “skills” to have if you want to selfhost imo are:

• Basic Networking knowledge

• Basic Linux knowledge

• Basic docker/docker compose knowledge

But I’d say to not get lost in the papers and just jump right in. Imo, the best way to learn how to selfhost is to just… Do it. Most everything is free and fairly well documented

Aw yep, bought an old HP pro-lient something something with 2 old-ass intel xeons and 64GB ram for practically nothing. Thing’s been great. It’s a bit loud but runs anything I throw at it.

yeh, I have 2 GPUs

I really don’t care about the configuration, as long as all the data is safe

Nope

But will the new install be able to pick them up?

So the fact that the ZFS pools aren’t exported isn’t an issue?

EAC and battleye aren’t that good at detecting VMs and can be made to run fairly easily in my experience.

RIOT vanguard though? Hell nah, this is one of the most invasive rootkits ever created.

Wait, it’s all warframe? Always has been

Time to put on the hat and that eye patch!

Better than windows, yes

I currently have 15 on my host and like 3 more in a VM

The @IceFoxX and @presi300 situation is insane

I feel like that’s good for the wrong reasons.

I hope GN complains about how certain things that should have been fixed years ago are still broken because of bike shedding.

It is a weird decision to me though, because as much as I like Linux, the Linux desktop isn’t at all a stable platform. Your experience can be vastly different depending on what distro, mesa version, display server, driver, etc you use. So in a way, I wonder if they’ll bother to show “the best case scenario” or just go with what’s most popular.

Hot take: If they are doing it, they should use what’s most popular and if it’s bad, sh!t on it, as that seems to be the only way to get long standing issues fixed…(look at pop!os and KDE as an example)

I use bitwarden, it’s pretty nice

Some TP-Link thing I got as a hand me down… It’s AP enough