any suggestions on small hardware that can replace a pi4? in an other thread someone suggested a Dell Wyse 3040 already but it only has 1 usb 3 port
Evan Perez
Intel NUC.i run a NUC8i5 for myself, running several docker hosts, two minecraft game server (modded and vanilla), a nextcloud and a discord bot.
there was a time where it was running a terraria and valheim server on top of that
Sebastian Cox
Since there's no more /cumg/ I guess this is the most relevant thread for this question, does Hydrus support hash matching to find tags? I've just started to dip my toes into it and I just want an option for autotagging that doesn't require downloading the entire PTR.
John Kelly
Any of the little 1L microservers on ebay, reasonably upgradable too.
Jacob Richardson
fuck off back to degenerate.
Jace Cruz
>no /cumg/ What's the most intelligent way to download all of my Soundcloud likes with album art attached? I don't want to youtube-dl each one individually and inspect element for the image.
Austin Green
You can embed the thumbnail directly into the mp3 with --embed-thumbnail, looks like you need to use --user and --password with oauth settings to get your likes though.
Michael White
how much ram does it have?
Connor Harris
have been looking into those but even second hand ppl are asking ridicules prices
Evan Howard
>youtube-dl
boomer
Eli Smith
>why yes, I do use the youtube downloader addon that requires me to sign in
Eli Morris
64GB DDR4
Eli Young
where do you live and where are you looking? they're at most €200 here in EU on our local ebay-alternative, and around €150 if you look at craigslist-alt and normiebook marketplace which is just slightly more than a Pi4 package these days.
look for a lenovo tiny, dell micro and hp mini with a i5 6500t, they're usually the most available modern one with DDR4. you can sometimes find t he older models with DDR3 and 3rd or 4th gen i5 for closer to €100 and it's not a huge difference in performance, but you lose the M.2 slot.
> First, I'll set my home router to point to pihole as my DNS server. if you want every device in your network to use it (propagated by DHCP): yes
> Then I'll configure pihole to use OpenDNS or something like that as the upstream DNS server. yes, if you want to allow other requests as well, yes. i e.g. use cloudflare for it
> Lastly I configure my internal services to use .home.arpa as their domains, like: pihole.home.arpa? you dont need to configure them. You can just setup your own DNS to answer DNS requests like pohole.home.arpa itself, e.g. with the local ip of your pihole
Liam Peterson
I'm running out of hard drive slots in my system and was told that I should build a NAS. However, my home internet connection is only 200/100 Mbps, so wouldn't this make transferring large files between my pc and the nas terribly slow?
Julian Ward
your internal connection is independent of your external one. Your network devices are probably all gigabit ones (you want to make sure that they are before tho). the nas is just another device in your home network
Liam Jackson
repost since old thread died: i have a question about DNS and hosting from home.
my situation: > own domain, A-Record points to my public IP > different subdomains (websites) have CNAME to that A-Record > hosting minecraft server on a port thats not 25565, accessible over the subdomain mc.example.com
Now i specified an SRV-Record for that server with the actual port, pointing to the subdomain mc.example.com. Since SRV-Records should only point to A/AAAA-Records, i have now two A-Records specified in the domain, both pointing on the same IP. No problem to update both with OPNSense at chang, but its still a 2nd configuration.
Would it work to point the SRV-Record to example.com and make mc.example.com a CNAME for domain.tld? Or should the SRV and an existing record both have the same goal?
Carter Garcia
local network connection speed has nothing to do with the speed you get from your isp.
buy a 10gbe network card, switch and router and you'll have 10gbe local network speed, 0% packet loss.
Charles Perez
I see, thank you.
Brandon Reyes
LAN transfers doesnt go outside your apartment so your internet connection is irrelevant.
Nicholas Perry
no, you should build a SAN, not a NAS
Angel Morris
it's been depreciated for months you stupid american.
Ryder Lee
>san
dont tell him that. not only are they expensive, its a bitch to get parts for maintenance
Michael Powell
it still works. even when youtube changed something on their end, a quick update came. I literally just used it this week faggot
Jack Ramirez
dumbass probably meant DAN
Jeremiah Nelson
DAS*
Henry Miller
1) it’s cheaper than 10gbe, 2) you can go point-to-point just like you likely would with 10gbe 3) unlike ethernet, fibre channel is lossless 4) a san will present storage to his/her/their os directly 5) a san wont cause extra traffic on your ip network ur retard
Kayden Mitchell
it works but it's not actively developed, you should swap to using yt-dlp, which is the actively developed fork.
Jack Miller
>swap to my fork
no thx
Luis Cooper
enjoy your throttled downloads from youtube lad
Ethan Scott
put SRV record on example.com make mc.example.com A record all other subdomains should be C-names. that's how i'd do it
