drusklo

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by drusklo 2mo ago
The problem with using k8s on homelabs, is that a lot of the applications you would usually deploy, are not designed for it; having to manage a bunch of persistent volumes because most of your applications use sqlite is not very practical,
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by drusklo 3mo ago
Great post! I have been running Proxmox for 3 years and it has been rock solid - Docker VM : Lots of containers with docker compose, a few examples are Plex, AdguardHome, *Arr stack... - K3s VM: Mostly to learn keep up with kubernetes; my o
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by drusklo 1y ago
Honest question; why would you want a server with mac os? I am asking because I thought about getting a mac mini for that purpose, because the hardware is great, but running mac os vs linux is what is throwing me off.
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by drusklo 1y ago
I've used XFCE as my main DE for around 10 years, (I switched to MacOs a year ago), I think mostly depends on your workflow, for me the best thing was that it gets out your way, you have a simple menu to select apps, a taskbar, and tha
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by drusklo 2y ago
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for taking the time to explain it.
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by drusklo 2y ago
Looks good! I am curious on why you recommend to deploy using docker, being a single binary with no external dependencies I find the deployment simple enough. I write all my personal projects using Go and one of the things I most like is th
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by drusklo 6y ago
This twitter thread has a good explanation of what's happening https://twitter.com/MrBrownEyes2020/status/13545170672407715...
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by drusklo 6y ago
This kills the environment, planet doesn't care, after we are gone, it starts over
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by drusklo 6y ago
rsync.net + borg backup
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Ultralight IKEA-Bag Backpack(sandiegomitch.com)
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