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Question to all the experienced folks here:

I'm restructuring my home setup to have the following

  • NAS, likely truenas, lots of storage, with shares to hold all data like photos and Linux iso's
  • small server, probably proxmox with Ubuntu vm, running most of the services (reverse proxy, oidc server, pw manager, etc)

The 2 services I'm indecisive about are nextcloud and jellyfin, since they directly rely on the big files. Would you run them directly on the nas, or on the vm with volumes mounted over the network?

[–] Untrending@feddit.org 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

In general I'm all for the digital euro and have been waiting for it for years. One complained i have about the proposed implementation as explained in the video is the limitation of funds and almost coerced linking to a bank account. That feels like heavy lobbying from banks not too loose their business

[–] Untrending@feddit.org 6 points 6 months ago

I can very well imagine them actually gathering all that data, but this list of permissions is something a lot of apps have nowadays. Even very trivial apps. And 99% of people don't care.

Of course it's another matter if you immediately have the kgb in front of your door, compared to just getting your data collected and sold, but still

[–] Untrending@feddit.org 3 points 6 months ago (1 children)

That's solved now that PayPal (and others?) start including this functionality into their mobile apps. No card reader required anymore

[–] Untrending@feddit.org 6 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (1 children)

So what you can do hardware wise is either any usff pc with 2 drives (used Lenovo's are fairly popular), or diy build with an Intel n150 board and some drives. Both are usually very silent since they don't have active cooling. If you spend the money for ssd's then it's completely silent.

Wouldn't go with off the shelf nas, since it's a trend to move more and more behind subscriptions and you never know how long you'll have a feature.

For Software:

I'd definitely go with jellyfin. Plex is commercializing hard.

Remote access is easy and secure with tailscale

For ebooks calibre-web

Music and torrent i don't know enough to suggest anything

Base system maybe some truenas and all services as containers