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If you want a lot of NVMe sockets, my recommendation would be the Lenovo M920x. It has 2 on board. Then you can add a special riser card, which gives you 2 more + a 8x PCIe slot.

Which gives you 4 NVMe slots + SATA + one 8x PCIe slot and not counting the B-Key WiFi slot which also has PCIe.

Why z wave over zigbee?

They forked Adguard home and made it use very little RAM.

I bought in total 4x 10TB hard drives from eBay. I had one of them fail quite quickly (6 months of use or something like that).

Here is a good comparison list of all the different Tinys out there.

Well you can get an LG, root it and then disconnect it from the network, problem solved.

I tried athelia and Authentic, and it somehow was not what I was looking for, too much for my needs.

Then I tried tinyauth, which was too little (no User Management at all, users have to be defined in a text file or via Environment variables)

I am now using Voidauth and I am very happy with it. It does what I need perfectly and without a hassle. Which is: Users and Groups, invite links for new users, LDAP server and first of all, it is very easy to use.

From released 1.0 in February to release 4.0 this June and then silence?

Well, I am going to pass on that AI project…

The are stack should not be public… there should at most be one public ip for that.

Quad9 has a ddns?

Seriously the amount of times tailscale is mentioned I this community, I start to think it’s just a big ad.

If it is only me who accesses it, I can just use WireGuard with a dyndns, it’s easy enough to setup and does not rely on some company.

If I want others to access it, tailscale is just another hurdle to them.

Username checks out.

One-to-one mirror for every drive might be excessive… just a 1 or two drive parity system should be fine for most home use cases

Oh sorry, must have missed that part.

Source? Trust me bro?

Shoutout to valetudo for vacuum robots!

Was it you that I have asked if you were the same Dark Alex from the PSP custom firmware scene?

For me that was literally the first unsponsored Amazon find for the term “router UPS”

Search for “router UPS”

For example there is one from APC “# APC Back-UPS Connect 12V DC 36W - CP12036LI”

Sounds interesting, do you share the project progress somewhere?

+1 on the zfs replication. That’s what I use as well with a 3 node cluster. Gives redundancy and high availability without building a ceph cluster (which needs 4 nodes if I remember correctly)

12th Gen is definitively neat, but overkill for what you are doing. 8th or 9th gen is fine. 16gigs is fine, 8gig would also work

I really like the Lenovo m720q line of mini pcs (used/refurb) but they will not fit an hdd.

People are doing this for old IBM Thinkpads and slapping new Intel core i9 CPUs in those

Nobody makes their own PCBs at home anymore. You likely order them from JLCPCB or pcbway. Look up KiCAD on how to design them.

It will still sync to all devices. And if you have an always on vpn to your home network, there really is no need to expose it to the public

ITT: people complaining about the name. Nothing else negative.

Which to me sounds like it must be a damn good software.

I guess he includes the >40TB NAS.

Very tidy!