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  • The better options do cost twice as much

    Yeah thwre are a lot of better options for lots more money. But I don't have that kind of money.

    I need lots of RAM for as cheaply as possible while also being low-ish on the power cpnsumption. There is for example old server hardware on ebay that has 64GB or more RAM but draws like 300W idle. And it's not even that much cheaper to buy. Like I said for me, a 40W difference is about 100$ per year, so anything lower power than my current server will eventually pay for itself.

    I would have gone with amd or intel or whatever, but I didn't find anything in that price range.

  • How expensive was your NAS when you bought it and how expensive is it now and how much RAM cause I need a lot.

  • I tried selfhosting a game server and it was laggy as hell on 8GB RAM. Then I ran it on my laptop that has 32GB and it ran fine and all friends were able to play. Was consuming aboyt 25GB (but still may run with less)

    But I'm not gonna run my laptop as a server because it is fully glued and I can't take out the battery without destroying it.

    Another tool I looked into requires at least 16GB RAM.

    So maybe for your usecase it's fine. But for me, I can't do half the stuff I want cause my cluster server has low RAM nodes. Even though it has 32GB in total (4x8)

  • So what would you buy for 600$ that has 64GB RAM?

  • they seem to ship their own kernel, but I'll try when it arrives later today

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    I feel like people are sleeping on the Minisforum MS-R1 as a good value home server PC

  • To me this is what 3D printing is all about.

    100%

  • sudo systemctl start NetworkManager

    And then so it starts when you boot in, we finally enable:

    sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager

    also from the top of my head - you can combine the two by adding a flag

    sudo systemctl enable --now NetworkManager

    That will enable and start it.


    Also make sure no conflicting network service is running. Common culprits are dhcpcd, netctl, and systemd-networkd. If they're active, NM might not start and you might stop and disable them before starting NM. Not sure if that would apply to kubuntu or your particular setup, but I wanted to mention it just in case.

  • Just to point out another interesting example that sits on one extreme end of the spectrum.

    https://safing.io/ has a whole open source firewall and traffic monitoring gui app and their VPN (SPN) is a small and optional paid feature of that.

  • for me personally, Firefly III works much better and it works with importing from my bank

  • Welcome to lemmy - where nobody cares about you or your question and just wants to yap their opinion, because they feel so smart and morally superior.

  • safing SPN

  • in kde plasma this is possible by right clicking the start menu and selecting edit applications.

  • At least paint them with your favourite colour. It's free real estate :D

  • Ambulances in germany have a camera recording everything that is happening inside.

    It protects the patients if the first responders fuck up or are psychos. And it protects the workers from false claim court cases.

    Whats bad about that?

    Hmm thinking about it, I guess in germany the ambulance is not run by companies.

  • in my experience brand filament was less hassle to print with.

    I bought cheapo noname filament a couple of times from different manufacturers and it was very hit and miss.

    Worst case was I fiddled with printer settings for 6hours, drying it multiple times and many failed prints. Then I put in bambu filament and it printed perfectly with default settings.

    But best case was just as good as the expensive stuff.

    So you have to know yourself how much the gamble is worth it to you, what your frustration tolerance is etc.

  • that would mean 1111 lines per person-year

    not sure if I understand correctly, but this sounds off

  • where is this from?

  • Linux @lemmy.world

    Arbitrary code execution breaking sandboxes in KDE Plasma | Kimiblock's Blog

    blog.kimiblock.top /2026/07/01/arbitrary-code-execution-in-kde-plasma/
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Arbitrary code execution breaking sandboxes in KDE Plasma | Kimiblock's Blog

    blog.kimiblock.top /2026/07/01/arbitrary-code-execution-in-kde-plasma/
  • LocalLLaMA @sh.itjust.works

    I Put a Datacenter GPU in My Gaming PC for £200

    blog.tymscar.com /posts/v100localllm/