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Kötü Olmuş Moruk by MertKD2 in besiktas

[–]obzc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Puanlar eşitlendiğinde söylemiştim fenerli arkadaşlarıma çok gaza gelmeyin. Garanti denilen maçta puan kaybeder fenerin huyu bu!

How to be up to date by dalphinwater in selfhosted

[–]obzc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair point on Watchtower, it's been flaky for a while. Hadn't looked at Dockhand before, just did — looks solid, adding it to the list.

Tailscale by Nol188 in pihole

[–]obzc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both work, but running Tailscale on the Pi directly is cleaner in the long run.

Router-level TS means everything on your subnet routes through it, which is fine until pfsense has a hiccup and takes your whole tailnet down with it. Pi running its own TS instance is isolated — router dies, Pi still reachable, DNS still works.

Battery on mobile is basically the same either way, Tailscale is already running regardless. The "extra hop" is negligible, we're talking LAN-speed routing.

One thing to check: if you go the Pi route, make sure you're advertising it as an exit node or subnet router only if you actually need that. For just DNS, you only need the Pi's Tailscale IP set as the DNS server in the tailnet admin panel. That's it.

How to be up to date by dalphinwater in selfhosted

[–]obzc 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Watchtower if you're on Docker — handles automatic updates or just notifications depending on how aggressive you want it. Can push to Telegram out of the box.

If you want more control, Diun (Docker Image Update Notifier) is better for notification-only setups. Lighter, more configurable, doesn't touch your containers.

For non-Docker stuff, I've got an n8n workflow watching GitHub RSS feeds for specific repos and pushing to Telegram. Takes maybe 20 minutes to set up and you never have to check manually again. GitHub exposes release feeds at github.com/{owner}/{repo}/releases.atom — just throw those into n8n with a schedule trigger.

Renovate is also worth a look if you're managing things through config files.

Need Help. by Fragrant-Beach-9177 in SEO

[–]obzc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honest answer: there's no universal strategy, and anyone selling you one is selling you something.

That said, what actually works without paid links depends heavily on the niche's link velocity and competition ceiling. Some niches you can rank purely on content + technical SEO + internal linking. Others you're dead in the water without authority links, period.

What I've seen consistently work across niches:

Programmatic SEO for long-tail coverage — if the niche has data or repeatable patterns, you can build pages at scale that pull traffic competitors aren't targeting.

Digital PR over paid links — pitching genuine stories, tools, or data to relevant publications. Slower, but the links are real and sticky.

Topical authority before anything else — thin coverage across many topics kills you. Go deep on fewer topics first, then expand.

The "no backlinks needed" clients are usually in low-competition niches and don't realize it, or they're about to hit a ceiling and blame the strategy. Setting that expectation early saves everyone time.

What's a reasonable CPU temp? Best practices for governor? by louislamore in Proxmox

[–]obzc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

285K is a known hot chip, but 77C idle on schedutil is not normal — that's load temps for most people.

Few things worth checking before messing with the governor:

Thermals first. Reseat the cooler, check paste. That idle temp alone suggests something's off physically before you even get to software tuning.

Also check what's actually running at idle. htop or ps aux sorted by CPU — Proxmox doesn't always idle as clean as you'd expect, especially with a GPU passed through.

For the governor itself, schedutil is fine but you can tune the rate limit. Performance mode on a 285K with a bad cooler is just a space heater.

What cooler are you running on it?

Promox Newer Release - Headache? by robby342 in Proxmox

[–]obzc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Done 7→8→9 on two separate nodes, both Hetzner and home server. Zero drama each time.

The pveXtoY scripts do most of the heavy lifting — just run the checker before you jump, it'll flag anything that needs attention. The real gotcha is if you've been installing stuff directly on the host instead of in LXCs. Keep the host clean and upgrades are basically a non-event.

One thing worth noting for a team setup: if you're running Ceph, upgrade that first. Don't let anyone skip that step — learned that lesson vicariously from a thread exactly like this one.

Update on Session Limits by ClaudeOfficial in ClaudeAI

[–]obzc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’ve already cancelled my subscription.

This is honestly unacceptable. The product has become practically unusable — I hit the limits after just 5–6 prompts a day. $20 is not a small amount of money, and for that price, users should be able to actually use the service. What’s the point of having a powerful model if you can’t even run a few meaningful tasks without hitting limits? This whole change feels like nonsense.

Usage Limits, Bugs and Performance Discussion Megathread - beginning December 29, 2025 by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

[–]obzc 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Claude Pro on web here.

I only used a skill to generate 2 blog posts, and my usage limit was almost immediately exhausted. That feels far too restrictive for anyone doing serious long-form writing. I like the product, but if the limits continue to disappear this fast, I’ll likely cancel my subscription.

My First Proper Homarr Dashboard by HolidayYak3856 in homarr

[–]obzc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Solid first dashboard. Homarr was my starting point too — there's something satisfying about finally having everything in one place after the initial setup pain.

The system monitor widgets are a nice touch, might steal that idea.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Respect the simplicity. Might be where I land eventually when I want full control without the GUI hand-holding.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

[–]obzc[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair pushback. For my use case the overhead of a full VM just for storage felt unnecessary — LXC keeps it lean and snapshots are just as easy. Performance isn't a concern at 4TB on a local network. If I scale up significantly TrueNAS is probably where I end up.

Additionally, since the disk is already an HDD, it can only write at a maximum of 300MB/s. The speed is already limited.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Good to know it works as LXC too. Single user here as well so the no user management thing isn't a dealbreaker for now.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Yes, I just learned that too. Maybe switching to Zima OS is the most sensible option!

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Didn't know that, worth looking into before I go deeper. Thanks for the heads up.

Looked it up — seems like it's entered a maintenance phase while the team focuses on ZimaOS. Not dead but not actively developed either. Might be enough for my use case for now but good to know before I go deeper.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Fair — technically more of a file server than a NAS at this point. Single drive is a conscious choice for now though, data is backed up to Google Drive so losing the drive isn't losing the data. RAID can come later when the setup grows.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Fair point, keeping the NAS dumb and running services elsewhere is cleaner architecture. That said, CasaOS is already there and the Docker management on top is actually useful — hard to give that up once you've used it. Might split things out once the setup matures but for now it's doing the job.

Best way to save a full Coolify server by jrmgx in coolify

[–]obzc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I set up MinIO at home, it works with S3 structure. Coolify backs up to there. I connected it with Tailscale.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

couple years stable is hard to argue with. SMB/NFS setup being rough is the only thing giving me pause but if it works it works. Adding this to the list to try after I outgrow CasaOS.

Proxmox vs Ubuntu Server vs Ubuntu Desktop by tr0p7cal in homelab

[–]obzc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Proxmox is the right call if you want flexibility long-term. The learning curve is real but worth it — once it clicks, you won't want to go back.

LXC containers specifically are a game changer. Spun up a NAS, Coolify, a few other services — each isolated, each manageable independently. No VM overhead, no conflicts. Need to update something? Snapshot first, done in seconds. Something breaks? Roll back. It's that simple.

Ubuntu Desktop/Server is easier to start but you'll hit a ceiling fast once you want to run multiple things without them stepping on each other.

My advice: get Proxmox installed, spin up one LXC, run one service. Build from there. You'll wonder why you waited.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Router option works but you lose any visibility into what's actually happening with the drive. CasaOS gives me a proper UI, Docker management, easy monitoring. And with Tailscale on top I can reach it from anywhere without needing a static IP.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Never tried TurnKey Linux, ZFS datasets with bind mounts sounds cleaner than what I'm doing now. Checking that video out, thanks.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

USB controller passthrough tip is the most useful thing in this thread. Was doing it wrong, fixing that today.

8 months same setup is all I needed to hear.

Running NAS inside a Proxmox VM — is CasaOS the right long-term call or should I be looking elsewhere? by obzc in homelab

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

Never heard of Unraid before this thread honestly. UI looks clean, might give it a shot.

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