H Ramus

Without paywall

https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffortune.com%2F2026%2F05%2F12%2Flake-tahoe-data-center-49000-residents-power-source%2F

Ads and jacking up prices. Netflix anyone?

Thought I was in the shitposting community.

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Boils down to not looking into it and being focused on other matters. This one seems quite straightforward and took five minutes to get it up.

You’re correct, it’s a searXNG public instance. Wasn’t self hosting but using various public instances with low success. After a few searches the engines stop replying. I’ll be using this self hosted one for now. Really looking promising.

This is absolutely brilliant, well done! I’ll play around with it for a while. Was looking for a searx alternative as I keep getting no results and this is very timely! Awesome stuff, loving the Zen theme!

Yes, either Netbird or Zerotier allow me to connect to my home lan without exposing ports to the outside. Netbird seems more user friendly to setup and there’s good documentation for openwrt.

What are the upsides compared to Netbird which is based on Wireguard? Seems a bit overkill for my needs, can connect fine without a VPS.

I’m behind CGNAT and wouldn’t want to expose devices to the internet.

After everything is setup, create a network route to distribute an ip to machines connected to you lan. I can’t recall exactly but setting up Netbird was pretty straightforward when following the documentation. They also have their own for Opnsense - (https://docs.netbird.io/get-started/install/opnsense)

Managed Networks documentation

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I’m behind CGNAT. My OpenWrt router is a Netbird server that can be connected externally. Having the Netbird server in the router allows me to ssh devices or use services as if I was connected via WiFi.

There’s documentation for Opnsense as well -(https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/netbird.html)

World’s smallest violin. Let’s break it down:

• Hardware - all paid to providers and more prominently Nvidia;
• Software - all the statistical relationship and logic was developed by handsomely paid staff;
• Input data - there’s no such thing as copyright, intellectual property or any sort of mechanism that prevents harvesting copious amounts of data that was created, refined and delivered as part of human experience or a business product. It’s free for all to take, why pay for data?
• Output of LLM - Based on the preceding paragraph, it’s free for all to take, why pay for data?

So, competitors can’t avoid the hardware costs but can save on developer costs? Nobody paid for input data anyway. Sounds like a VC’s wet dream.

For redundancy. In case one has issues or changes the terms and I’m kicked out. The netbird android app also seems to consume a lot of battery so I’m trialling which one is more battery efficient.

Awesome stuff. I’m currently reusing my router and media device to host a file sever, radicale (contacts, calendar and tasks) and immich. All this stuff on old HDDs taken from old laptops with a usb enclosure. Get redundancy with rsyncing between drives and everything was essentially low cost. It’s not pretty or the fastest but good enough for my needs.

Netbird and zerotier servers in my router to connect my devices as I’m behind CGNAT. Essentially have contacts, calendar, tasks, files and photos all under my control. No fancy media player but don’t have time to watch films or series outside. Immich was the last step to get rid of google stored files. Good riddance.

No reason not to use Endeavours these days, lazy man’s Arch. Manjaro had a few issues and the opinionated approach regarding video codecs sealed it for me.