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- Comment on How to move OwnCloud data? 2 weeks ago:
I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to do here. Are you
- Trying to create a new owncloud instance and put your data somewhere other than in /var, or
- Try to move the data location of an existing owncloud instance?
If you’re trying to do the second one, there’s a useful guide on it here: omiid.me/…/move-docker-volume-to-bind-mount. The first one should be even simpler, you can just replace the volumes in the compose file by bind mounts (basically, just this step of the tutorial: omiid.me/…/move-docker-volume-to-bind-mount#modif…).
- Comment on Multilingual people all must have experienced YouTube's f**kery with auto translation. Still no workaround? 3 months ago:
Yeah, I also find it very annoying. I guess Youtube just can’t imagine that people exist who speak more than one language…
Having the option of automatic translations is fine but at least let me disable it!
I think, currently, creators can disable it, so you can ask them to do that.
- Comment on Prioritizing de-clouding efforts 4 months ago:
Forgejo becase a hard fork about a year ago: forgejo.org/2024-02-forking-forward/ And it seems that migration from Gitea is only possible up to Gitea version 1.22: forgejo.org/2024-12-gitea-compatibility/
- Comment on good replacement options power efficiency and affordable "large" storage 7 months ago:
That system also sounds a lot more capable than mine. How did you end up with 25 VMs?
- Comment on good replacement options power efficiency and affordable "large" storage 7 months ago:
I’m running it in a regular mATX case (Node 804) but I think you can also get AM5 motherboards in rack-mount cases.
- Comment on good replacement options power efficiency and affordable "large" storage 7 months ago:
Perhaps my recent NAS/home server build can serve as a bit of an inspiration for you:
- AMD Ryzen 8500G (8 cores, much more powerful than your two CPUs, with iGPU)
- Standard B650 mainboard, 32 GB RAM
- 2 x used 10 TB HDDs in a ZFS pool (mainboard has 4x SATA ports)
- Debian Bookworm with Docker containers for applications (containers should be more efficient than VMs).
- Average power consumption of 19W. Usually cooled passively.
I don’t think it’s more efficient to separate processing and storage so I’d only go for that if you want to play around with a cluster. I would also avoid SD cards as a root FS, as they tend to die early and catastrophically.