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If all you’re building, and all you’ll ever use this for, is a NAS, the simplest route is TrueNAS.

Personally, I am not a fan of docker for prod, as one bad update or config can bring the entire forest down. Same for LXC.

If you want, plan, or think you might want, to use the baremetal host for other services, proxmox is the way to go. Think VMware, but not run by a greedy evil empire. With your planned hardware, you can run two full services comfortably, or up to 4 mini services. Increase ram to 32gb, and you open up your world to a some really cool possibilities.

Again, it all depends with where you want to go, not just where you are now.

I did NOT expect mechanical switches here. Nice job!

Yes. A previous version. It works pretty well for books you don’t need voice actors. If all you need is a reading voice, this will work relatively well. Just… don’t be me, and actual read the docs.

I love fully custom boards. Nice job here!

I use raid5 on an HP server, and am dealing with 2 drive failures, because HP’s qc is garbage. Raid6 would have saved me here, but it’s not really likely to have 2 drives fail simultaneously, so… yeah.

I recommend looking into 321 backup, too. Raid isn’t a backup solution, but it seems you already understand that and are trying to do that.

I see this is using OpenAI. Any plans to add support for local models, instead of cloud ones? Some companies, especially those dealing with government contracts, can’t use cloud AI. However, your tool looks pretty dope, and would be a perfect addition to our arsenal, if it had support for local models.

Edit: I say “our”, but I’m a company of one lol

Cool! Never heard of it, but looks super helpful

I believe a-shell has ssh, but I’m not 100%.

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Sounds like a good use for asset management. I’ve used SnipeIT for asset management, and it works amazingly well for this.

I got mine on the first supporters group buy. I’ll contact them, but I doubt they’ll ship one over, and I would understand their reasoning. Haha

Lucky. My glove80 came with no case. It came in a cardboard box.

I think the voyager was intended to be a “ergo enough” portable keyboard, while the glove80 was intended to be fully ergo “semi portable”, so I guess their sizes would match that.

Also, where’d you get the glove80 case?

I haven’t finished going through all of it yet, but it seems pretty extensive and inclusive. This is great!

No phys.sec, but powertrippy HR…

We block google doc access on wifi (not that I use work wifi anyway, but still). Good suggestion!

Is the backpack you take to work with you considered personal space? Or can they rummage through that?

I used WordPress (the self hosted one) and Drupal. They were both fine for my needs. I’ve never used Grav, so I’m not sure how it compares. As for making it look better, I think it’s more important to the user that the site is usable and easily navigate-able. I know those were the main things I looked for in niche sites. Of course I preferred that they didn’t look like they were plucked out of 1999, but as long as I could easily find what I was looking for, I didn’t care that much. I guess what I’m trying to say, is that I hope you find exactly what you’re looking for, and that your users appreciate you for your efforts on that front, as well as the content itself : )

Voted “Best Flat File CMS” in 2017, 2019, 2020 & 2021

It might be hard to find something as good as Grav, but good luck.

Edit: start here maybe? Really not sure what you’re looking for. Grav really seems to cover pretty much every scenario.

Thank you! I was having issues with muscle-memorizing the default, so anything that helps with that… well… helps.