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f3s: Kubernetes with FreeBSD - Part 2: Hardware and base installation
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Coding Relic: OPNsense and sonic.net DHCPv6
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| | I love the Sonic Fiber-optic Internet Service and use it in northern California. Their support is great, the price is reasonable, and the t...
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A FreeBSD desktop - part 1 - Haewyr's Blog
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| | [AI summary] The author details their experience setting up FreeBSD 14.2 as a desktop system on an older PC, facing challenges with WiFi and GPU driver compatibility but ultimately achieving a functional setup.
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FreeBSD - A True Unix Way: IPv6 - Part 3 - FreeBSD IPv6 configuration for Vodafone (ex-UPC)
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| | Vodafone is one of the internet providers I use in my home lab setup here in Czechia. I have been told they can enable IPv6 in my modem/rou...
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AMD Ryzen 7 5700G: first impressions on Fedora 34 :: ./techtipsy Ramblings of a tech enthusiast.
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| Introduction I've covered my self-hosting setup in a previous post. It has been a couple of months and the setup has mostly been fine. Sure, the power usage was pretty big under load, and yes, my internet did cut out every time I turned the VM on with all the services starting, but other than that, it has been rock-solid. However, I soon realized that in most situations, the 12 CPU cores is a bit overkill.