camperotactico

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Show threadcamperotacticoMar 15
I used it back when I ran MacOS. I will be giving it a shot on my Fedora machines this week. Keep up the good work!
Show threadcamperotacticoNov 21
This looks like the most convenient approach I have read so far. I will look into this for sure. Thanks a lot!
Show threadcamperotacticoNov 20
That’s quite cool. I wish I could install/buy solar panels for my server
Show threadcamperotacticoNov 20
Sounds easier as well. I will look into it
Show threadcamperotacticoNov 20
I will look into this. How difficult can this be using TrueNAS without exposing my network to the internet?
camperotacticoNov 19

Bracing for impact

https://lemmy.world/post/39041182

Bracing for impact - Lemmy.World

Hello everyone, I am a long time lurker of this channel, and I finally decided to write my first post. Two years ago I used my old desktop PC to run a home server using TrueNAS Scale. It is still running at the time of writing this. It works so well in fact that I have grown more dependent on it over time. First it was just Jellyfin, then came all the Arr apps, Adguard, Syncthing, Immich, Forgejo, Wireguard… What was supposed to be the “PC for backups” has turned into the angular stone of all my computers and devices. The reason why I am posting today is because I am afraid of the day my server dies or I have to move out of my place (which might happen soon) Does anyone know if it is possible to rent a cloud server where I could install TrueNAS and then have that be a “replica” of my local one to use in case of an emergency? Is this a bad idea? What is the ideam solution for this issue?

Show threadcamperotacticoNov 15
😂😂😂
Show threadcamperotacticoNov 15

Well, I am sure waiting up to months for the Aliexpress battery to arrive is not inconvinient at all.

And good luck hoping the battery you bought is genuinely new and not just an old one “refurbished”.

The point of rechargable AA batteries is that it is a standard. You can interchange them with other devices and use a single charger.

Show threadcamperotacticoNov 15
I think you might be onto something. Probably the reason why they went for a built-in battery is space limitations
camperotacticoNov 15

I wish the Steam Controller used AA batteries

https://lemmy.world/post/38822955