All in all a perfect 5/7
All in all a perfect 5/7
Part of self hosting is to decide yourself what you want or need.
I am very happy with Beszel (https://github.com/henrygd/beszel) as it is enough for my use case.
That being said compatibility is huge in the GrafProm Stack. A lot of software has Prometheus compatible end points which can then be visualised with Grafana.
Want to know how many requests are hitting your server? Count Diamond blocks mined per player on a Minecraft server? Want to track your weight and workout time? Or do you want to count yellow cars driving by your house? Grafana & Prometheus got you.
Awesome, something to look forward to…
Department of Redundancy Department
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Tesla driver too dumb
Self explanatory, bought a Tesla after all.
I’ve recently found Beszel and i want to use it to replace my grafana/Prometheus/node exporter stack. It seems to be a rather easy & clean solution. Sure, you can do more with grafana and Prometheus but I can’t be bothered having to learn that, when all I want is some simple monitoring.
You just have to trust the source. Sometimes that’s
easy, likeRed Hat, andsometimesthat’s hard.
FTFY
Let them cook. They are delivering an official mod API that alone is a great move and I’d rather have it done properly than a rushed mess.
games like Valorant do not work on Linux
Unfortunately, this is a part of Linux gaming life.
I am confused? The site is still up and running and you can still order though?
The advice on sex toys (not cement!) I’ve read suggests using beeswax. I wonder if this would work as well🤔
Overall some buffs and some lacklustre duo talents have been replaced. Looks good to me👍
No need to imagine: https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt
Yeah, those proprietary apps were always cancer for PCs. I remember I had to uninstall some Razor Keyboard RGB thingie for a friend because it somehow introduced lag to Overwatch.
Big oof. But if you have a lifetime subscription you can still use them. Just generate/download the configs and don’t use their client.
As it is run by volunteers, they probably want to keep corporate (or domain hoarders) off their platform unless they pay.
Even when you host a HUGE static website (e.g. maps with thousands of image files). You can just throw it on R2 add a few transform rules, point a domain at it, and you are done. Also highlights the usability of Cloudflare compared to other solutions.
Investors be like: “MineCoins you say🤔”