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ArborNode, arbornode@lemmy.shutes.org
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Joined: 2 weeks ago
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SelfhostedIf you don’t mind me asking, which model did you have these issues with? I’m sorry to hear you had a bad experience.
I like your idea, but minisforum has much better platforms for self hosting. The better options do cost twice as much. Not sure they are cost effective as far as purchase price goes.
I run one with an AMD chip set and very much like it. Its fairly low power usage, but I haven’t measured in a while. For what it’s worth, I really like mine.
3DPrinting@lemmy.world
Man, that really bums me out. I really like our Bambu printer. They are such a successful company already. I don’t see why they need to resort to these tricks.
I don’t find self hosting lemmy to use much of either.
Are you strictly self hosting with this device? If so there are whole operating systems that make this easy. TrueNAS Scale for example.
I would suggest broadening your search. Debian vs Ubuntu is not much of a difference in my opinion. Videos and just trying some can help you decide.
Linux Phones@lemmy.ca
I got continuwuity up and running without much trouble. I might even try to get the rtc part running using Element X. Thanks for the information. So far it’s working as expected with just messaging and rooms.
Linux Phones@lemmy.ca
I have been leaning toward running contnuwuity on my home server to start exploring matrix. This may be a better question for a self hosting community, but what do you run? Or do you use an open server?
Linux Phones@lemmy.ca
Thanks for the insight. I will probably go ahead and get set up with Matrix then.
I love this software. I started self hosting it as a way to make grocery lists easier for my family.
So far I don’t have many recepies in it yet. We are planning to add a lot of regular meals to it to have a list to pick from easier.
I’m not quite sure what rules you mean to tighten up.
If you don’t mind me asking, which model did you have these issues with? I’m sorry to hear you had a bad experience.
I like your idea, but minisforum has much better platforms for self hosting. The better options do cost twice as much. Not sure they are cost effective as far as purchase price goes.
I run one with an AMD chip set and very much like it. Its fairly low power usage, but I haven’t measured in a while. For what it’s worth, I really like mine.
Man, that really bums me out. I really like our Bambu printer. They are such a successful company already. I don’t see why they need to resort to these tricks.
This design cracked me up tonight
I got a huge laugh out of this and thought I’d share.
I don’t find self hosting lemmy to use much of either.
Are you strictly self hosting with this device? If so there are whole operating systems that make this easy. TrueNAS Scale for example.
I would suggest broadening your search. Debian vs Ubuntu is not much of a difference in my opinion. Videos and just trying some can help you decide.
I got continuwuity up and running without much trouble. I might even try to get the rtc part running using Element X. Thanks for the information. So far it’s working as expected with just messaging and rooms.
I have been leaning toward running contnuwuity on my home server to start exploring matrix. This may be a better question for a self hosting community, but what do you run? Or do you use an open server?
Thanks for the insight. I will probably go ahead and get set up with Matrix then.
Battery monitor question
Jumped in to PMOS yesterday on a OnePlus6T. So far very few bugs. I like KDE Plasma on my desktop dev computer, so I went with it for this phone. It feels familiar and so far I’m loving it.
I love this software. I started self hosting it as a way to make grocery lists easier for my family.
So far I don’t have many recepies in it yet. We are planning to add a lot of regular meals to it to have a list to pick from easier.
I’m not quite sure what rules you mean to tighten up.