can you define ‘the wild’? what about houseless encampments, are those humans in the wild? we treat them like animals, so maybe you’re onto something.

what is this study? why does the article not link to it and the data? what is the sample size, located where? waste of time post, downvoted.

humans are animals

Lenovo ThinkCentre M715q, Lenovo ThinkCentre M93p

separate cheap newer N100 cpu node for jellyfin, other encoding

Intel NUC NUC8i5BEHS for k3s control plane, little more expensive but reliable.

i usually replace Thinkcentre fans w noctua for power draw, performance, and noise. and remove wifi module, not needed, draws power, closed blob firmware, is a risk. pops out easy, no config changes needed in Debian.

amazing, well done! i run Debian on cheap used Thinkcentre PCs, run as k3s worker nodes just fine.

makertube.net, youtube is mask off at this point

i invited my friends too. almost seems like if many people do this number goes up.

Everyone has jobs, families, and lives. What is your point?

We did start a nonprofit this year, https://electronica.repair/. We don’t have a lot of money so we do our due diligence on who we support.

https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin

use this instead of tailscale or other corporate options. tailscale is going for IPO, their service cannot survive investor greed.

just get a cheap n100 box, don’t overspend

omg and do NOT do fireside chats like you are a bunch of enlightened executives. no wonder you need to beg for donations.

start a nonprofit that hosts services, gather donations for equipment and other stuff.

what is so difficult here?

it would be amazing if geerlingguy was the one to make youtube go mask off

ansible has a learning curve but will save you a lot of time in long run over bash.

write playbooks rhat target groups of similar hosts instead of a playbook for each distinct host, target specific hosts with -l flag of ansible-playbook.

look into molecule for testing sooner than later. helps you be more confident your plays will work as expected vs running trial and error on a host and getting it into a bad state. i run on bare metal so more important for my workflow not to wipe a folder with a typo, etc.

https://forgejo.org selfhosted has been good for me, FOSS fork of Gitea.

I run a k3s cluster for selfhosted apps and keep all the configuration and docs in a git repo. That way I have history of changes and can rollback if needed. In that repo I have a docs folder with markdown documents about common operations and runbooks.

There are other ways to do this, but I like keeping docs next to the code and config so I can update them all at the same time. Deployed several wikis in the past but always forget to update them when I change things.