Thank you so much! I was just about to list up all my services to get the right architecture, and I’ve added Portainer to my list.

This is a get-started guide I found for Portainer if anyone else is interested.

Our man is hard flexing on us mortals right now.

The Pi-Hole is mostly for my phone. Can’t really block ads in apps with uBlock.

Laptop is mostly for remote access to my other services.

Thanks for also recommending docker! I’ve read about it, but I was not sure if it would be useful here.

No, not at all.

They only commit genocide and war crimes, but only a very specific group of them still.

Rest of the Jews are normal people being kind.

Yeah, Spotify made that deal with podcasts. They wanted them on their platform so bad, that they fucked every single paying customer they have.

I have Spotify Premium Duo, and it’s the same thing on podcasts.

I from Denmark and I have no clue which law you are refering to.

Did you just call western media for non-propaganda? Dude, it’s working then.

I don’t know if it’s true or not, but it is what the comment OP was referring to.

If you don’t own it when you buy, it’s not stealing when you take it.

Great rundown, thanks!

I don’t have a background in software, but I think I’m doing okay with my Raspberry Pi’s so far.

And I’m looking for more challenging stuff, so this was very helpful.

Just a question but do you use proxmox yourself? And if yes, what services would you recommend to run?

You could also argue apps that uses some kind of licensed content the app pays for.

I’m not saying I’m a fan of Netflix and Spotify, but they do use alot of money to keep their content available, and not only for server costs.

They still overcharge tho.

What. If that business model actually works for him, something is wrong with this world.

I would say it’s 100% load for maybe 3 minutes, so maybe it’s normal.

It makes my system overload so my PiHole stops processing.

But it sounds like maybe it’s normal and a background service using too much sometimes?

Omg I have CPU spikes on my Raspberry Pi. Maybe it’s infected too, and how would I ever find out?

Is there some software I can run to check?

It sounds very nice and clean to work with!

If I’m lucky enough to get the Raspberry 5 at Christmas, I will try to set it up with docker for all my services!

Thanks for the explanation.

As a guy who’s you before summer.

Can you explain why you think it is better now after you have ‘contained’ all your services? What advantages are there, that I can’t seem to figure out?

Please teach me Mr. OriginalLucifer from the land of MoistCatSweat.Com

Never heard Italy before. Do they have stricter laws than EU in general?

Thanks, I’ll switch when I get my RaspPi5 for sure.

Can someone tell me the difference between Wireguard vs Wireguard Easy?

I already have Wireguard installed, so I just wanted to know if I should switch.

Thanks man!

I will try Volumio for sure! I also want to try home automation some time, but I don’t think I have enough hardware to run with it yet.

Actually need to know this. I haven’t heard about it myself, but maybe I missed it?

Right now I use it for:

• PiHole
• Plex/Jellyfin
• WireGuard VPN
• Sonarr/Radarr and all that follows.

I would consider giving it away to family for the same purpose. Thanks for the suggestion!

In my case I need the 5 for the extra power. It will exactly meet my demands, and the 4 ‘only’ does 90% of the time.

And if I could find something cool for the 4, I would buy the 5 immediately. But I think I need to know that I can use it for something. Otherwise I will feel bad buying the 5.

It’s code. Who cares who wrote it if it’s efficient, secure and fast.

Can’t we please just edit the headline to include some context instead of copy/pasting the click baity title?

Write which database was leaked, at the very least. I’m not on Lemmy for click bait.

Cracking services is pretty dope for many people, but I don’t know if that’s what you are looking for.

I’m thinking of YouTube Revanced, but for Netflix, Spotify, all that. I don’t know if you call that cracking, but it’s definitely useful, and probably challenging.

Thanks! And just so I understand this correctly, do I need a separate router for this + my normal router?

Anyone has a small and quick guide to how to set this up on let’s say a Rasp Pi?

Legend ^