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For the type of workloads a Pi is capable of, and given the low capex of setting one up, it only makes sense to pay for this if you have extremely rubbish broad
by selfhoster11 6y ago
For the type of workloads a Pi is capable of, and given the low capex of setting one up, it only makes sense to pay for this if you have extremely rubbish broadband at home.
- csunbird 6y agoI agree. for 7.45 per month, you can just buy your own RPi.
- sitkack 6y agoHow will you handle the complexity of managing your own hardware?
- selfhoster11 6y agoThere is none. Plug it in, call it a day. As long as the IP address on your router doesn't shift too frequently, it's basically maintenance free. A Pi 4 doesn't heat up too much unless you're CPU-bound and running without an additional cooler. I routinely have days of uptime in a row, and the only time I reboot is when I'm bored.