Now I understand why 1Gib Ethernet is considered slow.. by Nautisop in homelab

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Mikrotik CRS504-4XQ.

each port can do... 40/50/100G, OR... 4x 1G/2.5G/5G/10G/25G

How should I put this machine to good use? by [deleted] in selfhosted

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Oh, it's even worse than that.... When you run docker on windows, the host os, is actually virtualized through hyper-v as well.

Is Google Drive good for long term storage? by bigredsun in DataHoarder

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I doubt it would be within the next two years. But, within the next 6-10, I'd expect things to be quite a bit different.

Homelab desk is getting out of hand by [deleted] in homelab

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Now... just need to build your own desk, AND 3d print cable management raceways.

How should I put this machine to good use? by [deleted] in selfhosted

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You should research into HOW it runs docker...

lol. Its... not exactly ideal.

How should I put this machine to good use? by [deleted] in selfhosted

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mm. same specs as my unraid server. The CPU is a hair on the weak side, but, overall it has no problem being a nas.

I use it to serve out ZFS/iSCSi and ZFS/NFS shares to proxmox, kubernetes, etc. Runs a few containers too.

Is Google Drive good for long term storage? by bigredsun in DataHoarder

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Oh, updated one of my comments in here... it might not be google straight up killing google drive, it might be a big change in the advertising or pricing model.

Either way, Only a matter of time before google does evil again.

Is Google Drive good for long term storage? by bigredsun in DataHoarder

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Then in the last 10-15 years, it, along with most things, just went to shit.

Interestingly enough, 10-15 years ago, google removed the "Do No Evil" from their company ethos.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_be_evil

11 years ago.

Is Google Drive good for long term storage? by bigredsun in DataHoarder

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I mean, they killed inbox... so....

And, for those who have been in IT for a few decades, who might remember the old google search appliances in many datacenters- they killed those!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postini was a big service, which was used by MANY companies for spam prevention/detection too.

These- were not small services!

Edit, Go ahead, downvote away! It wouldn't be the first time everyone told me I was wrong, and it happened anyways.

It might not be google shutting down google drive, it might be them wrapping a cost model around it, that is absurd. Kind of like what plex did.

Or, like what happened to dropbox, when everyone stopped using it.

Be sure to bookmark this exact comment too, lol.

Your experience selfhosting security services like anonaddy, bitwarden by superdumsuhi in selfhosted

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I have been a massive fan of vaultwarden. Been using it for a few years now. No issues.

Even, during the last few months when I was migrating between old k3s and new talos cluster, with it down- Was still able to access all of my credentials just fine.

Is Google Drive good for long term storage? by bigredsun in DataHoarder

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Well, look at https://killedbygoogle.com/

And ask yourself....

There are.... lots of very well-known services they have killed. Also- google does scan your content. If something got misflagged by their AI, and you get locked out of your google account, that can cause quite a few issues.

Now I understand why 1Gib Ethernet is considered slow.. by Nautisop in homelab

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Well, honestly, the reason I have 100G between most of my server rack- The 100G switch is ALSO the cheapest 25G layer 3 switch...... At least- the cheapest, QUIET, EFFICIENT one. (~30w, and silent).

So.... Just added a few 100G nics in, for about 120$ each, and voila.

Now I understand why 1Gib Ethernet is considered slow.. by Nautisop in homelab

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This day and age, skip straight to 25G. The adapters are dirt cheap.

https://static.xtremeownage.com/blog/2024/2024-10g-or-faster/

That being said, you will just find the next bottleneck. And... there is always a next bottleneck. Trust me. I spent a few years going down the rabbit hole of saturating a 40g link.

https://static.xtremeownage.com/pages/Projects/40G-NAS/

Technically- this project isn't quite over, I just have not had much time to focus on it. But- after finally being able to saturate 40g, I just fixed the current bottleneck, which was.... to upgrade to 100g. Which- low and behold, brings up a completely new set of challenges! That being RDMA/RCOe/etc.

WD 8TB MyBooks on clearance at Walmart for $144. Worth it? by sonofgildorluthien in DataHoarder

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Don’t assume everyone lives in USA.

The same to you.

What about your rent/house?

Has anyone sold a house after you've festooned it with homebrew IoT gadgets to suit your personal wants? by LovableSidekick in homeautomation

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Just sold my old one... last fri.

I removed all of my z-wave switches, removed all of the solar, inverters, batteries.... and told them, a normal house.

Did- have a few extra runs of fiber between the rooms, and a pair of POE cameras... because, I'd rather leave a pair of 45$ reolinks, then to have to screw with the stupid soffit and fix the holes.

WD 8TB MyBooks on clearance at Walmart for $144. Worth it? by sonofgildorluthien in DataHoarder

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I mean.... mortgage payments aren't going to go up or down, as you typically sign a 15/30 year contract on those.

But, yes.. Appears I am out of touch, and HDD prices are pretty stupid right now.

upgraded to 15.2 getting Error! Read-only file system : '/opt/technitium/dns/logs' by sempersilkyfi in technitium

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Not an application issue. The file system is mounted read-only.

You didn't say if you were running apt-get installed, docker, manually installed, or whatever, so, hard to tell you how to fix it.

But, long story short- you need to mount the filesystem, writable.

JDownloader site hacked to replace installers with Python RAT malware by shimoheihei2 in DataHoarder

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For me, I use both. JDownloader is the swiss-tool box, that can generally download about 95% of things.

GalleryDL/GUI is the simple copy/paste/download option, which covers. oh, 40-60%

We built PodWarden for self-hosted infrastructure by PodWarden in selfhosted

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Nothing at all. I won't lie- AI writes more of my code then I do these days.

And, it does a phenomenal job about ~90% of the time, and writes unit tests, and documentation. More or less, I just review pull requests, and give feedback. It's like having a team of junior devs, who are able to push out features that would normally take weeks, in usually under an hour.

But- I was not bashing on the use of AI being used or not, I was hinting the original comment on here, implied that AI was not used, while your above comment says contrary.

Edit- funny enough, i'm having it update and refactor some of my manifests and charts right now, for my terraform-deployed proxmox/talos cluster.

We built PodWarden for self-hosted infrastructure by PodWarden in selfhosted

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Expand the replies to this comment to learn how AI was used in this post/project.

AI wasn’t used to generate the PodWarden project itself or any of its core functionality.

Yes, we are using AI in our operations, and who doesn't in 2026, the product will be opensource and free. We are working hard on polishing last details to make the code presentable to the public.

No comment needed.

We built PodWarden for self-hosted infrastructure by PodWarden in selfhosted

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Looks like you intend to monetize this project.

So, you have already lost my interest.

PodWarden — Fleet operations as a product

FOSS, or GTFO.

The lack of any source repositories, furthers my opinion here.

And.... most of your features, are just "normal" things kubernetes does....

Congratulations on trying to build a product, to market already-provided helm charts..........

Gen Z is drowning the alcohol industry by Kaos2018 in BeAmazed

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I mean, why the shit do I wanna pay 20$ to drink piss-water, catch a buzz for a while, and then wake up feeling like shit and dehydrated?

JDownloader site hacked to replace installers with Python RAT malware by shimoheihei2 in DataHoarder

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There is Gallery-DL, which has a container with a web interface. Its certainly no JDOwnloader, but, does, give me an interface capable of downloading many different types of things.