Why Nextcloud feels slow to use
No amount of tuning the backend service performance helped, and then I learned why. Oh no. Oh no no no no.
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No amount of tuning the backend service performance helped, and then I learned why. Oh no. Oh no no no no.
My obsession with measuring the power consumption of my devices reached a whole new level.
I gave in to my impulses and bought myself a small single board computer to be my power-efficient home server, here's how it went.
Overview of basic analytics during that one time my blog post got traction on HackerNews, and the steps I took to prepare for just this occasion.
It has been 0 days since the last change to my home server.
I got curious about an ExpressCard to NVMe M.2 NGFF adapter I saw on Reddit, so I got one to try out myself, ending up with a total of 4 SSD-s on my ThinkPad T430. Yes, four.
A few busted upgrades and the heavy-handed push of a software packaging solution has ruined Ubuntu for me.
The ThinkPad as a server is back, this time with a couple of adjustments.
I took a spare ThinkPad T430 and put all my home server workloads on it. Here's how it went.