I don’t understand why no other browser has implemented #firefox multi account container functionality. Everything else needs separate windows or spaces … I just want something as fast as chrome which can have tabs from different session containers … it can’t be THAT hard, surely ?

Lenovo Thinkstation P620's make excellent #homelab machines. This one has a 64 Core Threadripper Pro (128 threads) & 256 GB ram. it also has other cool features such as dedicated management and some awesome internal modular cable management. I managed to score this pretty cheap of eBay (it's based on the older 3995 WX CPU) and have another one due this coming week (for a HA pair). I'm pairing these with a mellanox 25 GigE fibre card, aggregation switch and a 25 GigE capable synology providing NFS exports for VMs n such.

I have a Pixel 7 on order, due on Tuesday. Listening to @ODELL talk about #freedomtech for so long made me do it. Going to be giving Graphene OS another go (previous try was w/ pixel 5).

Are there any #brisbane #austriches ? Just checking if I have any local peeps :)

I was reading “10 RULES OF INTERNET”

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25GigE networking upgrade for this weeks #homelab upgrade.

If you're creating a #homelab ... virtualize all your things. Having physical servers sounds good (isolate faults/risk) but using VMs is SOOO much more flexible. #proxmox is great value for home use.

Aiming to have my #homelab compute and storage moved to 25 GigE this week - looking forward to my network interconnect not being a performance limiter.

Just managed to score a Lenovo ThinkStation P620 .. 64-Core ThreadRipper Pro with 256GB of ram (eBay). Going to add a 25 GigE fibre NIC and it can function as my main #homelab virtualisation host. I might look at migrating the guts into a 3U/4U rack case .. but that's a project for later on.

I've spent a lot of the day trying to convince Proxmox 8 to install on a 2019 Intel Mac Pro. There are some really strange issues I need to resolve such as the NIC initially works, and then doesn't detect a link/or allow DHCP after a reboot/install. I'm going to be putting a 25 GigE fibre card in tomorrow so hopefully it doesn't share those issues. #homelab #proxmox

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The one thing I hate about living in #australia is how difficult it can be to get decent computer parts; that and there is almost no quality 2nd user market. Trying to spec out a Threadripper Pro #homelab #proxmox build and finding components is Zzzz..... #AUStriches

The one thing I hate about living in #australia is how difficult it can be to get decent computer parts; that and there is almost no quality 2nd user market. Trying to spec out a Threadripper Pro #homelab #proxmox build and finding components is Zzzz..... #AUStritches

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Listening to CD where @ODELL said "quitting LinkedIn is fuck you money" really hit home. I feel close, but I still get the jitters.

Do we have any #austriches in Brisbane ? keen to see how local this thing goes :)

I didn't realise there was such a AUS community on here .... awesome #austriches

What desktop clients for nostr is everyone running ?

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