Post B6rw6WJGPQfdESP3lQ by merlin@kif.rocks
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 (DIR) Post #B6rw6VunsN6Y0axWdc by merlin@kif.rocks
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       my router is so underutilized I might just move jellyfin onto it
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rw6WBor6iQrMv7A0 by eloy@hsnl.social
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       @merlin genuinely, I feel many people self hosting a server at home are forgetting they already have a Linux box 24/7 powered onI feel like 80% of home assistant use cases could be made to work in one OpenWrt LuCI module
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rw6WJGPQfdESP3lQ by merlin@kif.rocks
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       or even a pubnix
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rwCD6Mjl6FOg5FAW by snow@cofe.rocks
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       @eloy @merlin you should ask @ezio about her router-hosted sharkey
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rwCDIlzd1a19t9VY by eloy@hsnl.social
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       @snow @ezio @merlin 👀
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rwFcXyaXYfBPcm00 by ezio@akko.wtf
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       @eloy @snow @merlin https://shonk.reimu.info it runs on some netgear with like half a gig of ram, infinite swap, docker and native redis, and it somehow still works
       
 (DIR) Post #B6rwKeEbk1Rxrgxi7s by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
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       @eloy @merlin To be fair most home routers seem even less powerful than a RaspberryPi 1.But definitly could be used to host few things or even just basic services that barely require ressources (like reminds me of wondering about having an HTTP/HTTPS reverse-proxy on my router, which actually has ressources to spare).