



O&O 👌🏻
(Unless there’s something better, it’s what I use on other ppls computos.)


They leaked all the free HDDs (still hot!) in the AI datacentre near you!
Fish death & murmaider.
They stay with us even so many decades later.
I’m glad I had the privilege of knowing my cats.
Still think & sometimes dream about them.
Thx for sharing, great pics.


I can drive my car, and run & play Doom on another truck driving around?


Well, I use it on all my rigs but it’s not directly what I think you are asking about.
I just use Proxmox (hypervisor) to run vm/lxc which run docker - and I just have backup images of those.
It has pros & cons but it’s not a docker backup, it’s just that by chance it’s ok for the little use I need it.
I would go for one of the other recommended solutions but perhaps consider a Proxmox layer underneath if you wanna a full image backup of the server(s?) itself.


Awww!! <3
No surprise everyone likes you tho.


Didn’t recognise him without you pointing at him :).
Also less illegally smol!!


They will have WiFi AP.
And this is just me, but I never had to troubleshoot the OS part of the OpenWRT or OPNSense.


My default suggestion is a used consumer PC (same gamer’s non-pre-built if possible bcs of the slightly better parts, but standard office shit works too), swap out the PSU for something top tier (by which I don’t mean super expensive, tho I do look at efficiency tests at low end bcs my serves idle a lot), and ofc storage for something enterprise.
For CPU it depends what you need, but idle power consumption of average desktop CPUs are pretty matched (no sense of getting a Pentium over eg i7), I would say (bcs of market prices & availability) some Intel 10+gen (i7? … but whatever really) or AMD 5000+ (I found a few 59x0 at good p/p value).
Consumer hardware is easier to work with & easier to make the rig silent for your usecase (that’s why I also like Exos & Red Plus drives). If you want additional quiets on top you can get a case with those (dense) foams.
Also crucially all my HDDs (even in early 2000s) have been in these 5.25" cages/adapters with fans (noisy drives give off noise directly & via case vibrations … also in one case I don’t even have them in 5" bays, they are just bolted to the bottom of the case):
(Various designs, I even made them diy 20 years ago, but they are super cheap today - the point being that the HDDs metal doesn’t touch the case, not even via a bolt.)
I prefer less redundancy in one server vs having two of them as copies (maybe have a secondary location) but cram as much as possible in one server bcs I don’t need more (router is a separate box, but out of practical & second-hand-finds reasons).


There is an Xbox One, an N64, a Wii, a PC, a drug fish, a cat tree, and a high poly cat.

But the “The PlayStation (Can Produce Mind-Boggling Effects)” is missing.
No zoom camera.
AI in the drawing app.
It’s an active stylus in this case, I assume the palm rejection works fine.
But as you said, use cases vary.


Another pov/idea perhaps - you can still run proxmox & only one virtual machine (eg standard Debian, no performance loss), but perhaps gain backups/copies if you plan to eventually add a cheap second machine (location?) instead of local redundancy.
Also with proxmox you can copy you virtual machines/containers & experiment easily.


Not even on budget phones.
Battery management is core functionality of any such device.


Still convenient for ppl who hate/don’t use What’sApp. I’m sure Signal works just fine.
… oh, wait, this is Lineage based, like a one-time thing? Eh :(