May 26
Ooooooooooo, you want to be my mentor and teach me how to self-host instances, ooooooooo ~
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Ooooooooooo, you want to be my mentor and teach me how to self-host instances, ooooooooo ~
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i should code an arduino to spray me with a spray bottle every time i browse for server hardware on ebay
Okay so I've installed a bunch of stuff that I've been needing to use w*ndows for (below the cut for specifics) and it just worked!! Like I've heard so many horror stories but nah this shit ez. Bluetooth? Audio? Literally ZERO dicking around with drivers. I've even installed EQ software to help my laptop speakers not sound so dogwater and to help my Bluetooth devices sound as good as I'm used to then sounding. And no fuss at all!!
This is your sign to move to Linux (yes you, reading this)
Got everything planned out for my home lab, I'm sitting in the library autistically vibrating about getting it all set up. If any of my followers/people in the tag see this and have any advice or thoughts or suggestions please let me know, I want more friends who are into this stuff-
NETWORK SETUP - Verizon is my ISP and is running on the subnet x.x. 86.1 - Google wifi mesh extenders running on the subnet x.x.87.1. - Everything on my homelab is hardwired into the Google mesh.
HARDWARE - My desktop PC that's hardwired into the mesh. + It's my daily driver and I'm not using it as part of my homelab. - 10" 9U network rack with a 12 port patch panel. - Netgear GS308 - NAS running TrueNAS + Manual desktop and photo backups + 1TB mirrored pool for manual desktop and photo backups + 2TB mirrored pool for media storage (Movies/TV/Music) - Raspberry Pi 5 8GB - Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W - Dell Optiplex 3070 Micro + i5 processor and 8GB of RAM and a single 500GB SSD - HP ProDesk + i3 processor and 8GB of RAM and a single 256GB SSD
APPS - Proxmox (Hypervisor) - Glance (Dashboard) - Tailscale (Remote access VPN) - Plex (Media management) - Plexamp (Music management) - A Minecraft server for my LAN - Docmost (Homelab documentation hub) - NextCloud (Google Drive replacement) - Immich (Google Photos replacement) - Pi-hole (Ad blocker)
Yay yahoo wahoo
OMG IM SO EXCITED I FINALLY FOUND A POE NIC, AND NOT ONLY IS IT 4 PORTS ITS 2.5G. OH AND TYPICALLY IT GOES FOR 200 AND I GOT IT FOR LIKE 60+ TAX
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Great Parenting
my first server rack!
Its an openwrt router with a hp prodesk running an adblocker and hopefully an mc server soon
Keep saying I gotta post here more, then I never do
I also should probably reblog some things onto this blog, I should follow more programmers
So, what have I been up to?
Using my old laptop I’ve started my own homelab, currently it really only runs Jellyfin, but I have some plans (Octoprint for my ender; Immich, both for my parents and for my photography).
I got into college, and learned that I hate calculus.
Though I don’t think it will ever be directly useful, I now know MARS MIPS assembly and how to build a simple CPU.
I started learning Pico-8 but gave up once summer began, I intend to go back to it at some point
I got an internship at a CRO, which is what I’m doing currently, they had me learning SAS for the past 3 weeks, and now I’ve moved on to the formatting stuff like SDTM and ADaM.
What am I planning to do
As mentioned earlier, I want to pick Pico-8 back up, and properly learn lua.
I’m interested in trying to use dart and flutter to remake my portfolio, which I also want to host on my aforementioned homelab.
I want to keep making games, but I realized that everything I’ve made so far has been way out of my scope, so I’ll be focusing on smaller games for the foreseeable future.
My roommates next year are planning to build a compass that always points towards the nearest liquor store, and I’m in charge of the code, I’ve already got a few ideas but I’m not sure what’ll work.
Anyway, thanks for reading
o7 cmdr