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AustralianSimon

@ AustralianSimon @lemmy.world

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  • Self-hosting is having a moment. Ethan Sholly knows why.

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  • Nothing wrong with that on ad block. Intro them to pipepipe if they watch it mostly on mobile.

  • Logwatch

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  • The backup is a self hosted splunk.

  • Logwatch

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  • Dozzle, log forge is a new one I've seen but not tried.

  • 3-2-1 Backups: How do you do the 1 offsite backup?

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  • I have two large (8 Bay) Synology NAS. They backup certain data between each other and replicate internally and push to Back blaze. $6/mo.

  • Playtron wanted to take on Windows and SteamOS with their GameOS, now they're announcing a cryptocurrency

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  • They can't rugpull them, they probably also want to own the transaction fees.

  • Here is a scraper I made for downloading my kids daycare photos from the Storypark app

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  • I dunno how fast they chop your access because the centre adds/removes you, hopefully you remember your credentials.

  • Here is a scraper I made for downloading my kids daycare photos from the Storypark app

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  • Just a warning, I found a bug while clicking an element in the docker container but the script runs in venv just fine.

  • Good News! Redis is Open Source Again 🕺

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  • I'm working to move what I have to Valkey, no more rugpull games tyvm.

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    Liquid Trees

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  • Bees need pollen. We need bees and you can self host them.

  • What OS should I use for self-hosting that doesn't require extensive terminal knowledge?

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  • Mint or Ubuntu is like Windows but better.

  • Arch Linux Officially Arrives on Windows Subsystem for Linux

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  • It's for developers to not switch dev machines from Windows. The average user would be far better served with Mint or Ubuntu versions of Linux for Windows like experience.

  • Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices

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  • Reliability. We've put them in small businesses and they do their job very well VS a frankenpc NAS.

    I have 2 8-Bay devices at home and they are so good for what they are. Silent, low power, bit of fancy utility for those that like it but reliable and quality. They age very well.

    I also use the surveillance station with my cameras which all connected ootb fine. (mix of brands)

  • Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices

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  • The real shame is they didn't open source the app on decom.

  • Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices

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  • You asked the drawback on a thread about Synology.

    Doesn't look like it hooks into their unifi ecosystem which would be a big negative for me.

    Edit: the pro does but what that even looks like idk

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  • While I agree with the doing whatever you want on a custom build I very much doubt the reliability as per my comment here.

    https://lemmy.world/comment/16523392

    Personally I'll be moving to rack units when these finally kick the bucket.

  • Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices

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  • Only 7 bays and small rack size. It's a NAS not like Synology + series.

  • Synology could bring “certified drive” requirements to more NAS devices

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  • Grab one of the 8 bays now, this won't affect anything currently released. I don't see me having to retire my 1813+ or 1819+ (both 8bay) anytime soon and both are 4+ years old without a hiccup.

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  • The Unifi rackmount NAS looks pretty sweet imho.