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by zrail 5y ago
I think HN overlaps a lot with what I imagine from OP's description. I personally would want more content along the lines of showing what random projects people are working on and far less focus on the companies that a particular VC fi
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by zrail 5y ago
> I want to spend my days being a gentleman scientist and a student of the arts. I want my best work to follow my morning tea in the garden, and I want to join a Society of Likeminded Nerds to talk about it. Atop a healthy and happy fami
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by zrail 5y ago
OP has a combined router and modem, presumably without the ability to put it in bridge mode to run their own router.
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by zrail 5y ago
A big chunk of responsibility for teams doing cloud devops is cost attribution. Cloud costs are incurred by services and those services are owned by teams. Those teams should be billed for their costs and encouraged (via spiffs or the perf
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by zrail 5y ago
Point of order: afaict currently keys can be put in a shared vault but only keys in a private vault can be accessed by the agent. So the workflow would be everyone copies the shared keys into their private vault.
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by zrail 5y ago
The documentation covers that. tl;dr: you can pin public keys to hosts https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent/advanced#ssh-...
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by zrail 5y ago
Not OP but the obvious use case for Wordpress is the install directory itself. Deploy to one server and have all servers sharing the EFS get the update at the same time.
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by zrail 5y ago
If you're a software engineer, start interviewing. A $50k raise is entirely possible.
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by zrail 5y ago
I built VMSave a number of years ago to fulfill a request from some family members. My definition of "success" for it is that it helps people, that it's relatively maintenance free and that it sustains itself via donations. E
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by zrail 5y ago
My house has 350A split across two meters because we have a ground source heat pump which has a special electric rate. I don't think we ever actually use that much power.
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by zrail 5y ago
Proxmox has a template library. Most of my LXCs are just the Ubuntu 20.04 template with auto-updates turned on.
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by zrail 5y ago
Yeah primarily I'm concerned with availability. I have a "production" hypervisor now with all of the household services running on it that I've promised my spouse I wouldn't mess around with which cuts off one avenu
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by zrail 5y ago
Do you feel that using a virtualized router with other things on the box puts you at greater risk? I.e. you're putting an awful lot of eggs in that one basket. I've considered setting that up before but shied away from it.
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by zrail 5y ago
I agree with all of your recommendations. I use Home Assistant running in a VM on a normal machine as a sensor fusion platform and for dashboards. Every non-trivial thing is then an AppDaemon[1] app running in a separate VM on the same mach
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by zrail 5y ago
Yeah. I haven't set that up yet after getting Proxmox up and running, but it's something that I should probably work on. I've had such a good experience with this one that I keep trying to figure out if I can replace my Dell
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by zrail 5y ago
When my G3 (newer version of parent's machine) is booting up all of the VMs it's running it can get kind of noisy but it settles down quickly to basically silent.
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by zrail 5y ago
I just migrated all of my "production" home things to an HP Elitedesk 800 G3. It's great! Maxed out the ram and threw a 1TB SSD in. I'm using Proxmox and have: * home assistant VM * pi-hole primary LXC * UniFi controller
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by zrail 5y ago
Litestream might be what you're looking for? https://litestream.io/
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by zrail 5y ago
The pro move is to set up a password-protected hidden guest Wi-Fi with client isolation and use it for every IoT device that needs internet but no local access. Bonus points if you put it on an isolated VLAN but that's homelab 201.
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by zrail 5y ago
Plain text accounting
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by zrail 5y ago
Oh interesting!
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by zrail 5y ago
Yeah, a thing that I wish Tailscale could do is hand off an attestation of some sort that says a TCP connection is being used by user X who is authorized by rule Y. Maybe "magic TLS client certs" is a thing coming on the horizon.
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by zrail 5y ago
> Did any hospital use queue management software to adjust pricing as a mechanism for demand throttling, due to limited capacity in 2020-2021 No one shops for healthcare in the US based on price, for three reasons. First, prices are unkn
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by zrail 5y ago
Another option if Linode's included bandwidth + overages is too much is a dedicated box from Reliable Site. I'm not a customer nor am I affiliated with them at all, I just occasionally check in on their low end prices and noticed
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by zrail 5y ago
Fwiw you probably don't need to pay for tailscale for that. You can just have them set up their own single user tailscale accounts and then share your Emby node with their account. https://tailscale.com/kb/1084&#x2
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by zrail 5y ago
I'm using Tailscale on my home network. Right now my two most interesting use cases are 1) I have it installed on my Home Assistant VM so I can access it wherever I am without having to futz with internal vs external URLs, and 2) I hav
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by zrail 5y ago
It's generally around 35-40Mbps upstream and between 600 and 1.2Gbps observed downstream, depending on the time of day. I would also very much rather have a symmetric connection than what I have now. We are within range of a fiber tap
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by zrail 5y ago
I wanted to upgrade portions of my home network to multigig because Comcast is giving us 1.4Gbps and I wanted to use it. At least for me, 2.5 switches were way to expensive so I ended up with used Intel 10G cards connected with DACs to a ch
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by zrail 5y ago
Induction works with magnets. The electromagnets in the stove induct energy into the pan and that's what heats up. The ring does three things (probably). Keeps the wok supported, transfers heat to the pan, and tricks the sensors in the
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by zrail 5y ago
> Once they shut off the gas lines due to the energy transition, This won't happen. What will happen instead is that the gas to cook your omelette in the morning will cost three times more than going to a restaurant would and you&#x

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