if i were in your shoes, i would put jellyfin on the machine with the fastest cpu for media transcoding. Your nas doesnt need to be the best machine, but i would make it a dedicated as a nas. Everything else can go on one machine with a good amount of ram. I would separate your homelab with your “production” server, so youre not goofing around on hardware that is hosting services you rely on. You have enough machines to setup high availability and mirror your production server it goes down.

Yeah, but only one of them uses UNIX

It should be fine. Look at the minimum requirements for the services you want to run and cross reference them to the specs of your Intel nuc.

The three things that will limit you are your CPU, GPU, and the amount of RAM

I’m here because I believe in a world where high tech, human nature, and the climate can thrive in harmony.
Solarpunk is how I think that world would look like.

I think the one core belief we all share is a optimistic view about the relationship between technology and environment.

I’m not really interested in policing the term “solarpunk”.

As long as you’re thinking about how to harmonize technology, climate, and people, then you are solarpunk in my book.

I’ve used a zima board and zimaOS.

very straightforward and easy to use, very similar apple aesthetic too. I can setup a raid array with just a few clicks immediately after installing.

you don’t need the zima board to use zimaOS if you already have some hardware laying around.

zimaOS comes with a docker app store where you can spin up immich, or any other dockerized service, like jellyfin, next cloud, etc. I’m sure seafile is in there too

The answer to the headline is “AI does our thinking for us”

The whole point of avoiding a monorepo is to reduce the cognitive strain on your developers.

If you’re using an AI to do all your cognitive tasks you can get away with a monorepo, I suppose

I don’t agree with this at all. syntax highlighting is more useful when looking at small chunks of code. I only need to know the difference between the two words next to each other, or if I properly closed a string definition.

I should memorize my theme colors? give me a break. the only one I need to know is which one is a string, the rest are “code”

I wouldn’t vehemently disagree with this so much if the article didn’t make so many assumptions, and was in a more conversational tone. “Getting it wrong” sounds pompous, but if you just talked about how YOU used syntax highlighting, I wouldn’t care so much

this just heightens my anxiety and will ensure I do none of this.

I just finished reading how to keep house while drowning and it changed my life