Thanks for the heads-up. I am running homebox on my system and didn’t know that it was archived.
Thanks for the heads-up. I am running homebox on my system and didn’t know that it was archived.
And mergerFS
Cloudflare is not the source…
Ha, interesting. I buy my harddrives second hand. They are backed up. If one fails, I swap in a new one. I don’t care if my server is down for a day. That’s what my backup Pi-hole is for.
The question is, what do you want to host? Audiobooks? A webpage? How about a pinhole + vpn for ad blocking? Your own wiki? A task tracker? A meal planner?
$40 is a bit on the steep side though… I would have bought it instantly for $10.
I like my HPE microserver gen10+
Although it does not come with a GPU by default, but you can install a low power one.
The German language is strange like that… often using English words for an entirely different meaning.
You mean just the text to speech part? Look into Piper
I have the gen 10 plus (with an upgraded cpu). I am very happy with that.
How do you know that you have too much ram? Have you set up a monitoring solution like influxDB to track ram usage over time?
Doesn’t a DNS provider do that?
That the developers have more time to develop it.
I am not against these postings. But is should at least explain in a few key words what the software even is.
Do we post every release of every software now without even explaining what it is or why this release is interesting?
Thanks for mentioning paperparrot, it pushes me to finally set up paperless-ng on my server.
Especially with CarPlay support, I am really looking forward to it!
Have checked out the official Audiobookshelf app?
I always liked the idea of the small Lenovo ThinkEdge Servers, I just never had a usecase. Maybe these would work for you.