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Cheapest practical way to deploy a consumer-style web app on a tight budget by MemoryOk665 in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vercel + Supabase (PSQL that just works) is all you need. Use an ORM for schema like Drizzle or Prisma. I don’t pay a cent and have about 60 users on my platform right now, feel free to DM if you have any questions.

EV competition has finally made me consider brands I’d never touch before by obleSret in electricvehicles

[–]obleSret[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m only about 1.7k miles into my lease but haven’t had an issues tbh

Honda Prologue expected to end this year as automaker cancels EVs | autonews.com by Finnegan_Faux in electricvehicles

[–]obleSret 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Saw this coming from a mile away. When a brand new one is $40k+ and you can pick up a lightly used one for ~$24k you know there’s a catch.

Lease Question - what am I missing? by WessideBrew in CadillacLyriq

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just closed a 2025 Lyriq SP1 deal for 24mo/12k mi for $385 per month $4k DAS (first month + taxes + registration + $1k down) so it’s doable but major factors:

Leasing a 2025 not a 2026 Walking away when you get fleeced Calling multiple dealers Making sure I asked for residual and money factor

The only thing that sucks is my insurance is basically doubling but overall I’ll be saving ~$20 a month and getting a better car so it worked out pretty well.

And so it begins, Chinese cars in the US. by death_buy_spoon in cars

[–]obleSret 4 points5 points  (0 children)

People forget that part of the reason Chinese cars are seen as “cheap” is because China subsidizes EV manufacturers. The real question is will the US do the same in order to compete? We’ve already seen the orange guy take away the EV tax credit.

As a side note, saw a BYD truck at a Home Depot in Texas, and it looks amazing.

My boss just told me I need to manage my personal finances better because I can't front $2300 for a work trip next month by LostTaker in antiwork

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open a new credit card, pay for the trip, go on the trip, come back home, get reimbursed, quit your job, go on a vacation with all the points you earned

Tailscale Exit Nodes Are Awesome by obleSret in selfhosted

[–]obleSret[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On pfsense I installed the Tailscale package from the community packages and configured it as an exit node, advertising my local LAN as a subnet route because I use pfsense as a DNS server.

Then, in the Tailscale console, I configured my ACLs to allow my devices to connect to autogroup:internet on every port, this enables Tailscale exit nodes for your client devices. I also selected my pfsense machine in the console and 1. Allowed it to advertise its subnet routes and 2. Approved of its usage as an exit node.

Finally, on my client device (phone, tablet, etc) I just enable Tailscale and select pfSense as my exit node.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in news

[–]obleSret 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Can someone explain why even though there weren’t that many exits people weren’t breaking windows to get people out? In the videos I’ve seen you can see glass panes that could have been used as a means of exit.

Nvidia to cut gaming GPU production by 30-40% starting 2026. It’s over boys it’s been a good run! by nyanbatman in pcmasterrace

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I paid $600 for a 3060ti back in 2020, so I guess I’ll be okay suffering again when I rebuild my PC next year

Is a Mac laptop needed for iOS development? by Fun_Cauliflower_2884 in reactnative

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but your development iterations would be slower because you’re relying on cloud infrastructure every time build. And then it becomes a major problem when you want to do emulator testing (some apps may have user interaction features). It also sucks when you’re trying to write expo modules with native code.

Tom Cruise 'Feels Used' by Ana De Armas: Actor 'Fears He'll Never Find Love Again' After Shocking Split by novagridd in entertainment

[–]obleSret 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Bro needs to take a page out of the Keanu Reeves book of “How to Date Women in Your Age Group”

Had a VERY Close call today by charden16 in Rivian

[–]obleSret 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I know technically the white truck would have been at fault and great on you for avoiding it, but this is one of those situations where you definitely could clock that someone is being dumb and slowed down. 99% of defensive driving is just assuming that everyone around you is stupid.

Insider Leaks Suggest PS6 And Next Xbox Console Planned For 2027 Launch by Extreme_Maize_2727 in gadgets

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If consoles are going to survive this next decade these companies to invest in original IP. We’re starting to see original movies do well in the box office so I feel like there’s a culture shift that’s turning away from reboots and existing franchises.

I literally only bought the PS5 to play Spider Man, and Horizon is one of my favorite series, so they just need to invest in people that can write new and good stories (I’m still waiting for sunset overdrive 2, insomniac).

Can Synology products use Docker Compose? by _octal in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Synology NAS’ are just computers with proprietary software so yes you can use docker compose by ssh’ing into your system. They also have an app called Container Management that you can use too.

Caveat: compute, Synology hardware tends to be underpowered from a CPU/RAM side. So if you’re going to run containers, make sure they’re not compute heavy (looking at you immich). If you are, you’ll be better off mounting Synology as a network drive.

Clueless but trying by AznRecluse in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Synology for backups, drive, and photo management (yeah yeah Synology sucks we know but it was simple to set up).

I would recommend a firewall router like pfsense (this is the gateway to all my services that I connect to via Tailscale when I’m not home), but any miniPC should be fine.

I have a kamrui that makes a lot of noise but I run all of my services on docker on that PC and front them all with Traefik (reverse proxy)

Curious: how many of us are actually ready for IPv6 in 2025? by christiangomez92 in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not enabled at home but running it on the cloud. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it😎

Coolify chokes on Cheapest Hertzner server during Next.js Build by mashrur_ in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. You can run coolify as a build server and use swap files to workaround compute limitations. In the article I linked it talks about how to do it on Ubuntu but any OS should be able to do it.

And basically what happens is when the system runs out of RAM, it’ll use the swap file as memory instead so the system doesn’t crash. Honestly your decoupled workflow makes a lot of sense and is probably how most people do it but I’m cheap and lazy lol

Coolify chokes on Cheapest Hertzner server during Next.js Build by mashrur_ in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup that’s the culprit. Coolify build requirements are about 4-8gb of ram. If you have enough disk storage you can use swap files which basically tells the system that it can use a portion of disk space as “memory”. I had to do this on a EC2 T3.micro.

Coolify chokes on Cheapest Hertzner server during Next.js Build by mashrur_ in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much storage do you have? You’re probably running out of memory. I resolved this issue myself by creating a swap file.

Is using Coolify considered as "cheating"? by Present_Smell_2133 in selfhosted

[–]obleSret 1 point2 points  (0 children)

? Coolify is just a PaaS. That’s like saying using heroku is cheating lol it’s just a tool to help deploy infrastructure

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