Homelabs
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Nerd out with self-hosted services and media on your spare computer!
Local first, Farcaster + IPFS website that shows Farcaster hubs.
A map of hubs around the world, updated hourly.
https://fc1.furl.pro
This is how it works:
- Everything runs on my home server
- A script runs every hour and generates the map using fc-nmap. It adds the generated html page to my ipfs server and pins it. It uses fario-userdata to update @fc1's USER_DATA_TYPE_URL to ipfs://CID.
- This makes the page is accessible using furl.pro.
A map of hubs around the world, updated hourly.
https://fc1.furl.pro
This is how it works:
- Everything runs on my home server
- A script runs every hour and generates the map using fc-nmap. It adds the generated html page to my ipfs server and pins it. It uses fario-userdata to update @fc1's USER_DATA_TYPE_URL to ipfs://CID.
- This makes the page is accessible using furl.pro.
imagine if all homelab hardware looked like this https://youtu.be/7RRz_sot_uA?si=RoMdwerK-NPpfEU4
Not necessarily homelab specific but more so smart home: TIL smart vents for central AC homes !!!
Two and a half years later, this "Early 2009" Aluminum iMac Core 2 Duo is still an indispensable part of my everyday life. https://blog.vrypan.net/2022/01/06/putting-an-old-imac-to-use/
just installed ubuntu server on a nuc and connected all my devices via tailscale
now what ??
now what ??
Do we think Google will ever update the Nest thermostats. I wanna go smart thermostat but these are incredibly old.
Busy summer with travel and family in town, but we're back at it again finally and cooking up some new projects!
Weekends are for homelabbing 🙂
Weekends are for homelabbing 🙂
If nobody hears from me in a week, it's because I'm lost in a homelab setup and I may be stuck underneath a firewall and tangled up in NAT Hairpins.
This looks really dope, going to spin this up in my home server this weekend.
https://github.com/wasi-master/13ft
https://github.com/wasi-master/13ft
I've gotten to a place I'm pretty happy with and I plan to add more stuff as time goes on, but figured I would share the code I'm using in case anyone is curious to play around with it themselves!
Live site: https://pi.stevedylan.dev
Repo: https://github.com/stevedylandev/pi-widget
Live site: https://pi.stevedylan.dev
Repo: https://github.com/stevedylandev/pi-widget
Any recommendations for a NAS? No big requirements. Happy to dive into technical rabbit holes. Looking to start with a 5-10TB raid setup.
I'm the absolute worst hoarder of photos/videos and refuse to delete anything, so I'd like to setup a more permanent storage setup. Currently, I just have random drives lying around :(
I'm the absolute worst hoarder of photos/videos and refuse to delete anything, so I'd like to setup a more permanent storage setup. Currently, I just have random drives lying around :(
Nothing beats the high of creating your first Cloudflare tunnel to your Raspberry Pi, especially when you build a mini Go server that returns your IPFS node stats 🔥🤓
dont forget to wash your homelab today
Looking for recommendations for self-hosting a vpn at home so that when traveling (and using Airbnb wifi) I can send all my traffic back home.
I’m not concerned about my ISP spying, I don’t have any work geo restrictions, I just have some discomfort about using semi-public/secured wifi networks where potentially hundreds of people have access to the router. If this is unwarranted, I’m also interested to understand why.
I typically use a gl.inet router when traveling. I have Tailscale set up to access my network files while abroad, but when I use it as an exit node it crawls…which is why I’ve opted to use Mullvad to encrypt my traffic back to their servers. This works fine, but honestly seems like overkill since I just want to bypass anyone on the semi-public router.
I’m not concerned about my ISP spying, I don’t have any work geo restrictions, I just have some discomfort about using semi-public/secured wifi networks where potentially hundreds of people have access to the router. If this is unwarranted, I’m also interested to understand why.
I typically use a gl.inet router when traveling. I have Tailscale set up to access my network files while abroad, but when I use it as an exit node it crawls…which is why I’ve opted to use Mullvad to encrypt my traffic back to their servers. This works fine, but honestly seems like overkill since I just want to bypass anyone on the semi-public router.
please send homelab blessings
kube cluster had a critical failure last week, fried OS ssd on my DL380 (the node with 12 hdds)
if everything goes well, ill copy configs 2mrw, join the new node, and my ceph cluster will recognize the disks
if ceph thinks they are new disks, im heading into a ground up rebuild 🥳
kube cluster had a critical failure last week, fried OS ssd on my DL380 (the node with 12 hdds)
if everything goes well, ill copy configs 2mrw, join the new node, and my ceph cluster will recognize the disks
if ceph thinks they are new disks, im heading into a ground up rebuild 🥳
This counts right?
Car Thing?
More like not-gonna-be-ewaste-usb-c-powered-hackable-touchscreen-with-big-knob-and-six-buttons-android-device-desk-thing
More like not-gonna-be-ewaste-usb-c-powered-hackable-touchscreen-with-big-knob-and-six-buttons-android-device-desk-thing
what do yall do for usenet / torrent trackers? im down to like 2 public usenet trackers and the quality is pretty bad, most my shows miss some episodes etc, are there any good public options or do you gotta get private invites etc?
After years of deliberation, I finally pulled the trigger on a NAS!
- QNAP TVS-h474
- 4 12tb Ironwold Pro
Any good experiences with QNAP??
- QNAP TVS-h474
- 4 12tb Ironwold Pro
Any good experiences with QNAP??
For the first time ever. My project is sharing the alpha. Here's a live demo of our platform. What you should know.
Deploy Jupyterhub notebooks, VS Code Servers, and Rstudio environments ✅
Built COMPLETELY using on-premise hardware and decentralized infra. No centralized cloud or 3rd party ✅
On demand access to GPUs ✅
This is the future..share wide and far.
Deploy Jupyterhub notebooks, VS Code Servers, and Rstudio environments ✅
Built COMPLETELY using on-premise hardware and decentralized infra. No centralized cloud or 3rd party ✅
On demand access to GPUs ✅
This is the future..share wide and far.
At what point does my home lab turn into a home data center. What's the criteria haha