Host a Lemmy instance on it :)
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Haha :-) I was seriously considering hosting my own KBin or Lemmy Instance on my Homelab for a bit, but then I figured it would be just for fun (which is not a bad thing) and will just consume electricity and space for something I use once or twice a day and I use almost exclusively alone. So it won't even contribute to the community. I am not even sure if it would be fast enough, but that sounds like a nice Sunday afternoon project to just prove that it works (or doesn't) for fun :-)
hodgepodge k8s cluster node!
I always have the feeling I should know k8s more, although I am sure I do not need it. Can you mix Architectures in k8s Clusters? Like my Homelab (x64) has the Pi-Hole and the Z69 Box (ARM) takes over with a standby Pi-Hole if the homelab goes down? Or do k8s Clusters need to be uniform regarding CPU architecture?
you can mix and match, just need to mark your workloads accordingly, I totally recommend playing around with it as it's pretty cool
except for all the yaml
I think I'd bring it a thriftstore. (Or donate it to somebody that could use it ;) )
I'm having the same issue with and RPi 1, 2 and 2 bananapies. (R1 and R2) I'm not sure if the BPi R2 is good enough for a kodi setup, the rest is to light.
That's a good Idea too. If I find nothing else, before it sits here any longer, I will ask around my friends and colleagues and ultimately it will go to a thriftstore. I do not like to throw away stuff that still works, so this is a really good idea. Thank you :-)
I could put it to use ;)
In seriousness, have you consider using it as a DNS filter (Pi-Hole) or Samba share (32GB)?
I also could recommend running wireguard/openvpn, and Port Forward to the outside would for a secure connecton.