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@gitstashio For now what I'm gonna use:
- proxmox installed with 1 or multiple linux vms
- docker
- portainer
- gitea for git
- ollama + dolphin for ai
- jellyfin for video streaming
- wireguard for vpn
- some no-ip ddns or static ip from the internet service provider
The hardware will be a workstation with:
- some intel cpu i5 / i7 with intel-vt
- 64 / 128gb ram
- a mobo that suports 2 network cards
- 2 network cards
- 4 HDD with 2tb or 4tb depending on the budget
For now I don't have all the money to buy everything but month by month I'm doing progress.
I know that at some point, some subscriptions are needed but not on those companies that had massive layoffs or a history of overpromising and underdeliver.
This is applied only for personal use, for professional if the company requires it I'm gonna used it.
About 5 years ago I stopped pirating and started supporting companies by buying subscriptions or software ( mostly games, apps I use at work, tv shows / movies streaming services ). If it requires payment, I paid the price.
Companies started to screw both customers by delivering shitty products and employees by laying off ( I'm not in a big company, never will be but I feel bad for all the employees that are in this situation )
Started pirating everything, closed almost all of my subscriptions, currently building my home server for git, local ai and anything I need.
Now I'm planning to do some research to find some good replacements for cloudflare and a friendly host provider that is not all greed and doesn't have a history of massively laying off employees just because they overhired or overpromised.
Fuck you greedy capitalist pigs.
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