lol, what maniacal registry is that ?

Yes xyz is super cheap

No. Just buy an xyz domain. They’re like 1.99

Yea it’s called zero trust on cloudflare. Allows you to expose a service (ip : port) on your WAN on the net via a TLD with zero trust running. It’s a sort of tunnel, and because the ip address is cloudflare it obfuscates your ip. You can’t get exposed via dns a records. You can add restrictions too. I always do geo based and only let connections local to me in.

You want NextCloud

The following has been my own experience:

On a pi, you’re much more likely to run out of memory than cpu compute. The increased memory gives you more concurrent things to run…images etc.

Back when I got them and they were just north of a 100 bucks it made a lot of sense. Not so much with current prices.

Having them tho, I really enjoy using them with poe. Their idle power draw is very low. Which is great for budget homelabs. But if I was looking for hardware today I’d look for used nucs.

Two things I’ve found that really help having more ram for on the pi’s:

• Any kind of docker image.
• Build times if you use the pi as an agent/runner for gitlab-ce.

I bought several of them when they were 120. But yea at current rate, not really worth it. I will say it’s nice running them off of PoE. Keeps my energy bill lower.

I assume the unlimited breadsticks

As a new user, a meme ranking instances from least to most chill would be illuminating

They don’t have a handful of companies financing each other in a giant game of venture-capital-human centipede that will topple the entire market when it goes belly up.

I’m a break hopper. If I like a distro. I’ll use it. Months and sometimes years. Then, if there’s some kind of breakage and I can’t figure it out and I decide to do a fresh install, I’m like “why not try something new”

You’re coming to a 4 way stop. No one is around. You slow to approx 3 mph, then move through as no one is around. That’s pretty fucking anal

Cops want it that way.

In the USA, you can follow the average driver on a 10 minute drive and they’ll technically commit at least 1 infraction. My FIL got a $90 ticket last month for not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign.

The rules of the road are so anally technical so that cops have a valid reason to pull you over whenever they desire. That’s it.

It’s a more complete dns server. You can more easily do dns over https, set up zones, and custom dns entries are a lot easier imo.

In summary it’s more focused on being dns, the ad blocking is a feature on top. You also don’t have to manually configure unbound for recursive dns like you do pi hole. Etc etc

I like technitium. Way better than pi hole.