Dang, it's almost like speaking into the void here.
So eerie.
Pihole + unbound is a great setup. Screw trusting cloudflare or google or whoever with all of your dns queries, be your own dns resolver!
Wow, this looks great and it's a neat idea as well. I like it!
No worries! Here is a guide for setting up smtp for passbolt with gmail
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-configure-smtp-server-self-hosted-passbolt/
Well hosting a web server is against my isp's terms of service so I'm playing dangerous either way lol.
That is a fair point lol 😂
But I only use it for my nextcloud, I plan on either switching to FiOS or upgrading to business internet with my current provider so I can get rid of the cgnat.
Yeah, cgNAT is such a drag man.
It's bad even for non tech people. They will be wondering why they cant connect to voice chat in their game system, or why they can't connect to their VPN for work.
We need to rip the band-aid off and embrace ipv6.
I've heard that steaming video is against ToS for tunnels, but I've not been able to confirm this.
But man, cloudflare tunnels are so cool. They are game changer if your behind a cgNAT or can't port forward for some reason. And they are even useful if you can port forward. Cloudflare cacheing and ddos protection, and your IP is not exposed.
Beautiful.
This is pretty much where I'm at.
The Synology gives a good balance of shit just works and the ability to tinker.
The built in software is rock solid and everything just works. Then with docker and vm support, you can tinker and self host to your hearts desire.
With that said, it does come at a price.
The frustrating thing about the steam link is how locked down it is. I'm not mad that they discontinued it or that they made the software available for raspberry pi. That last part is actually really cool.
The thing is, you can't do shit with it other than steam link. I want to hack this thing man! I want to install other shit on it and add it to the lab lol.
Before I got my Nuc, my home server was an Alienware Steam Machine lol
For me it's the hardware transcoding capabilities of the Nuc is what makes it stand out.
Quick sync is so good and well supported that Intel is a no brainier for me.
Intel is abandoning the coolest thing the company makes.
Damn, this is a sad day for the homelab.
The article says Intel is working with partners to "continue NUC innovation and growth", so we will see what that manifests as.
Mainly my current setup is pretty decent and a meaningful upgrade would be a few hundred dollars even at current amazing prices.
With that said, I have taken advantage of the amazing prices in my homelab.
32 gb ram and 1tb Samsung 980 Evo gen 4 nvme for $120 is insanity compared to like 2 years ago.
It's wild how cheap SSDs and ram are right now. It's so tempting to upgrade both on my main PC.