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look into the selfhosting hobbyist scene (eg r/selfhosted) and find some cool stuff you want to run for yourself. then either run it on your lan on a spare mach
by nyolfen 3y ago
look into the selfhosting hobbyist scene (eg r/selfhosted) and find some cool stuff you want to run for yourself. then either run it on your lan on a spare machine or get a cheap vps and set it up in the cloud. doing stuff with docker is the easiest imo but setting stuff up by hand by installing packages, modifying config files etc is useful for getting your hands dirty. interrogate chatgpt about anything you don't understand.
the bash `history` command is your friend.
- ctxc 3y agoAh, forgot about reddit. Will check that one out!