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Maybe a more reasonable question: Is there anyone here self-hosting on non-shit hardware? π
I'm happy with my little N100
Rehabilitated HP z440 workstation, checking in! Popped in a used $20 e5-2620v4 xeon CPU and 64gb of RAM and it sails for my use cases. TrueNAS as the base OS and a TalOS k8's cluster in a VM to handle apps. Old but gold.
10400F running my NAS/Plex server and raspberry pi 5 running PiHole
I have pi-hole on my Mac mini using docker but I stopped using it, it makes some things super laggy to load
Interesting, I haven't had any issues with things loading with mine, maybe it's your adlists causing issues? Try disabling some, there might be false positives in there giving you issues
I tried the default ones
Me using Threadripper 7960X and R5 6600H for my servers: π€
You can pry my gen8 hp microserver from my cold, dead hands.
2 GB RAM rasp pi 4 :))
It's not top of the line, but my Ryzen 1700 is way overkill for my NAS. I'll probably add a build server, not because I need it, but because I can.
It's getting up there in years but I'm running a Dell T5610 with 128GB RAM. Once I start my new job I might upgrade cause it's having issues running my MC server.