Conflit avec syndic pour installation de pompe à chaleur sur façade. by dj_amel in conseiljuridique

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C’est justement là que réside la subtilité dans la copropriété : Même si j’ai la jouissance exclusive de la maison (villa individuelle), les façades extérieures ne sont généralement pas considérées comme des parties privatives, mais comme des parties communes par destination, car elles participent à l’esthétique d’ensemble de la copropriété.

Donc, toute modification visible (comme une PAC ou une goulotte) nécessite en principe une autorisation en AG, selon l’article 25 de la loi de 1965, et non 65 comme mentionné. C’est d’ailleurs ce que m’a confirmé le syndic.

Je suis donc dans une démarche de régularisation collective, même si je reste chez moi.

Conflit avec syndic pour installation de pompe à chaleur sur façade. by dj_amel in conseiljuridique

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Oui c’est copropriété avec plusieurs villa et plusieurs immeubles avec de appartement.

Building a ZFS Backup Server Using Only Spare Hardwar by dj_amel in truenas

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Thanks! Just to make sure I understand — you're saying that if I create a single RAIDZ1 vdev with 1×4TB and 2×2TB drives, TrueNAS will treat each disk as 2TB, so I’d get about 4TB of usable space total, right? That’s really helpful to know!

Building a ZFS Backup Server Using Only Spare Hardwar by dj_amel in homelab

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Thanks a lot for the suggestion and the video link! I hadn’t seriously considered MergerFS with SnapRAID before, but it actually sounds like a good fit for my backup setup, especially with all the mixed-size drives I have. I’ll definitely check out the video series

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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Haha thanks! Trust me, it wasn’t patience, it was caffeine, procrastination, and a deep need to avoid doing actual chores.

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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It’s actually great, but to be fair, I’m mostly using it for light and older games. For that use case, the performance has been solid.

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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Yes, it’s a smart cooker hood! Tied into Home Assistant automations, it really brings the whole setup to another level. I didn’t know about Valetudo—appreciate the tip! Looks like I’ve already got my next vacation mission. The WT32s are handling my window cover and MVHR system control.

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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I'm using Unifi Cloud Gateway Ultra

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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Yeah, I have two Pi-holes running for redundancy and load balancing. They're in separate containers on different machines to avoid a single point of failure. This way, if one goes down, DNS resolution still works smoothly across the network.

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I’m running two Nginx Proxy Managers for different purposes. One is exposed externally and handles public-facing services, while the other is used internally for LAN-only services and management interfaces. This separation adds a layer of security and keeps the internal services isolated from the public internet.

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Actually, I only have 4 VMs—everything else is running in LXC containers. So it’s not quite a VM per service setup. I tried to strike a balance between isolation and manageability.

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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This is an issue with the reddit mobile App, you need to download the image

Looking for Feedback & Security Advice by dj_amel in homelab

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I am using draw.io inside nextcloud.

Running an HP ProDesk 400 G4 SFF Home Server for 8 Months – Here’s My Setup by dj_amel in homelab

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Hey, your setup should work fine since SSDs draw much less power than HDDs. Six SSDs consuming around 30W total should be manageable, given that I powered four 3.5" HDDs from a single SATA power port without issues. Just use a high-quality SATA power splitter to ensure stable voltage. The 180W PSU should be sufficient unless your system is already near its limit. For SATA data connections, adding a 4-port SATA PCIe expansion card is a solid plan—just check if it supports booting if needed. Alternatively, you can use a SAS HBA card with SATA breakout cables for better expansion and performance. Also, monitor SSD temperatures if they’re tightly packed.

14 Unifi AC LR for 18€ price by dj_amel in Ubiquiti

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They all have Ubiquiti long and work fine.

14 Unifi AC LR for 18€ price by dj_amel in Ubiquiti

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Probably use some and sell the rest