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@bytepursuits @selfhosted I've tried one mini-pc about 10 years ago; what a disappointment! It was a small jewel, touching it. It ran Win10, 64GB hard disk. For a couple years it has been my emergency portable aid - I installed NVDA (non visual desktop access) screen reader in it, as JAWS for Windows, the commercial one, is very heavy. So, after a few updates from Win10, this poor machine literally became so, so slow. And, hot. It seemed to have a little oven in my hands.
Now, I don't find anything interesting; those machine, low-priced, sold in extra-EU e-commerces, don't seem trustworthy. The second one I bought was bigger, about the size of an iPad mini. But it arrived with broken LCD screen. As a blind user, I was relying just on audio. But in the end, gearbest said "you have broken it" - money thrown in the toilet.

@khleedril @selfhosted It is 25 years I work on web, I started through YunoHost, which is a web-based application manager. Users say terminal knowledge is not needed, but, well, it helps a lot!
I'm not a sysadmin, can't manage a VPS from scratch. But I do my best to make things work.

@cybervseas I have learnt how to do it through YunoHost, I will transfer the pattern to the new domain - I've built nothing yet, regarding interface and posts. I want to have a working infrastructure before.

@irmadlad I must find a reliable backup system which fits my accessibility needs correctly - backup is crucial, if you have some unidentified controls, information conveying just on colors, etc... you'll be screwed

@irmadlad I'm scared to do something unrecoverable...

@irmadlad A sysadmin is someone who works hard days and nights, with configurations written by hand, and documentation all around. Working all night till things work as they want them to.
I'm not a sysadmin, I'm asking for help every moment, I'm always afraid to break everything down.