r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
外部マイコン不要の4G LTE IoTボード「Open Stack」、Raspberry Pi HAT互換で開発
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gglockner (@gglockner@social.seattle.wa.us)
You can never be too rich or too thin or have too many Raspberry Pis. #raspberrypi
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xahteiwi (@xahteiwi@mastodon.social)
If you run a local Ollama and/or Open WebUI instance in your home network, do you run it (them) on a Raspberry Pi?
Boosts for reach appreciated.
#Ollama #OpenWebUI #RaspberryPi
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gaufff (@gaufff@piaille.fr)
I have a great #jellyfin library on my #synology #NAS .
I have a stupid #SamsungTV that can browse my #NAS files, but fails to play half of my movies in #mp4 and that forces me to browse folders instead of collections.
If you know a jellyfin client I could easily install on my TV, or a simple way (plug it a #raspberrypi as an interface? With a controller?), I would be extremely grateful 🙏❤😉
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benknispel (@benknispel@chaos.social)
Kurzer Schreck, weil Kodi auf dem Raspberry Pi meldet, dass das arte-Plugin im repository als „old broken“ markiert und deswegen deaktiviert worden sei /o\
Es wurde aber direkt auch gleich die neue Version installiert. Das regelmäßige arte-Sehen kann weitergehen \o/
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anbru (@anbru@chaos.social)
Hardware: Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB)
Medien liegen auf NAS, werden nur gestreamt
Nutzung: 1-5 Geräte gleichzeitig, hauptsächlich 1080p
Kein Remote-Zugriff nötig (nur lokales Netzwerk)
#Jellyfin #Plex #Medienserver #SelfHosting #Homelab #RaspberryPi
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anbru (@anbru@chaos.social)
Frage an die Self-Hosting-Community:
Welchen Medienserver nutzt ihr zuhause im lokalen Netz und warum?
Zur Auswahl stehen bei mir:
• Jellyfin (Open Source, keine Cloud)
• Plex (ausgereift, aber Telemetrie)
• MiniDLNA (schlank, nur DLNA)
• Emby (Mittelweg)
• Kodi (direkt am TV)
Was läuft bei euch stabil und ohne Gefrickel?
Worauf sollte ich achten?
#Jellyfin #Plex #Medienserver #SelfHosting #Homelab #RaspberryPi
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vladimirvc (@vladimirvc@fosstodon.org)
7 Linux Myths Beginners Still Believe (and What’s Actually True)
#linux #raspberrypi
https://raspberrytips.com/linux-myths-beginners-believe/
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j2inet (@j2inet@masto.ai)
The uConsole is a pretty big mini console.
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regendans (@regendans@todon.eu)
Someone made a simple touch screen phone battery powered (optional solar). 🤩
https://lemmy.zip/post/59154126
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freeearth (@freeearth@wien.rocks)
my #selfhosting started with #PiHole at the end of 2019 when I bought fresh #RaspberryPI 4.
In the next few years there was a lot of different #homelab setups (I'd say around 8-10 "servers"), one of my favorite from those times is Supermicro X9.
Services were launched with #Docker (and compose) via #Portainer.
At 2022 I've tried #Ansible and it was impressive. Pet-project helped a lot with servers maintenance.
Currently I've switched to #NixOS and there is another personal project for that. In current server stack are my old laptop with i7-8750H and 32GB RAM, Synology DS220j as NFS (2*4TB mirror) and RPi4 as #HomeAssistant host
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spoljarevic (@spoljarevic@techhub.social)
Changed some things in my piinstall Ansible Playbook.
In addition to installing software it now enables Fail2Ban and firewalld.
It also changes the ssh port, disables password authentication and changes some settings for Fail2Ban.
After that it of course reloads those services.
Check it out at https://codeberg.org/Spoljarevic/Ansible/src/branch/master/installation/piinstall.yml
#ansible #it #sysadmin #automation #raspberrypi #playbook
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