flightyhobler @ flightyhobler @lemm.ee Posts 1Comments 14Joined 2 days ago
Got some time so I'll elaborate: which type of device has the best balance of price, speed and reliability? I would use that for the OS. Would the other type of device be worth it for rest of the data? Or should I go all in on the same technology? I've always preferes to keep these two on separate "hard drives".
Can't remember why, but I got the impression that editing is better than removing... Could be wrong though.
I've been editing my thousands of comments over the past few days (via a script obviously). Fuck them.
I need some logic to only send when the is a problem. I might send the data to home assistant and take it from there
any solution for getting automated SMART reports if errors start popping up? I would prefer not to have to check manually
thatºs my objective. But I'm just not sure how to organize OS and the rest of the data. Or if I just use an SSD, or just an NVMe drive....
European prices suck. I got a m920q with a i5-9600T, 8GB of RAM, and a 256 SSD off ebay. Embarrassed to say how much, but I managed to negotiate a 15€ discount for the postage costs. Expecting it on thursday. I'm not sure if I will trust the SSD or just buy a new one. This is supposed to replace my Synology, my pi4 and my i5-3570K, which are hosting a huge amount of docker containers each.
Getting a mini PC for self hosting. Between a SSD and an NVMe, how would you split OS and random data (like movies, books, etc)?
What add-ons are you talking about? I run HA via Docker and I have full access to HACS.
Exactly why I picked it.
Here's a slightly convoluted but effective way of syncing a dumb/simple digital frame with Google photos, by means of a raspberry pi zero