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What is the use of 1.75 petabyte for a home use? Some guys legit have too much money to spend.
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child porn
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>>107700035
I frequently wonder about this, even when people are talking about their setups in /hsg/, I don't always fully understand what their setup actually accomplishes.
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>>107700035
Probably just vapid torrenting with radarr, sonarr, and those other .*rr programs.
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>>107700046
The owner of this homelab legit looks like a pedo. He claims that his most important files only occupy 175 TB. Rest is just for some bs meme testings and what not.
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>>107700077
Forgot the pic.
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>>107700053
i don't care how good any of it is or what it does, but i'm never touching any of that gay shit out of principle.
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>>107700083
Kek I see it too
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A combination of hoarding, frivolous spending, and, in some cases, the need for peer acceptance. All are mental disorders, in my opinion.

>>107700047
At a basic level it's usually a networked file storage of some kind. Many ways to take it to autistic levels.

>>107700077
>>107700083
Looks like any random dad with a sedantry hobby. Let's see your mugshot, projecting faggot.
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>rant about random screenshot thread #109,725,242
This is the high quality content 4chan is known for.
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>>107700035
>Some guys legit have too much money to spend.
You have a problem with that?
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>>107700736
Yeah, I do.
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>>107700035
the gaudy lighting and shitty wall panels should tell you everything you know
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Why do some musicians buy and collect 34789327498 electric guitars? Why do kids collect Disney stickers? It's called a hobby. Collecting stuff can be fun. You don't actually do anything with it.

0/10 thread
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My "Homelab" is
>Chinese N100 shitbox mini-pc with two M.2 Slots for 120 bucks
>Chinese M.2 to 6x SATA Adapter for 30 bucks
>HDD cage made from acrylic cutouts
>2 fans for cage
>6 TB Toshiba HDDs
>Meanwell Dual voltage PSU to power HDDs
>cut out part of mini pc to route SATA cables through hole
>throw Ubuntu server on it
>looks like shit
>werks
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are those hexagons on the wall along with the LED strip lights and noticeboards meant to look cool? jesus fucking christ.
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>>107700830
Sounds more like a DIY NAS than an homelab.
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>>107700840
i think it is safe to assume the original poster is aware of the supposed distinction, hence even the fucking quotation marks around the word homelab
kys fagooot
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>>107700847
The quotation makes make it sound more like "uhh it's not a full homelab just barely".
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>>107700830
>homelab
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>>107700830
wtf anon you don't even have a home
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>>107700179
Is this you on the picture or
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>>107700840
>>107700847
wtf is "Homelab" supposed to be anyways except a Tranny grooming machine?

Yeah it's primarily a NAS but also server for CAL/CardDAV/WebDAV, Home Automation, PV controller, Jellyfin. It does what I want and for how cheap the hardware is I never had an issue with it in 3 years.
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>>107700865
Just ask AI!

>A homelab is a personal, self-controlled IT environment at home for learning, testing, and self-hosting tech services, ranging from a single old PC to full server racks, used to practice skills like virtualization (VMs/containers), networking (VLANs), storage (NAS), and running apps (Plex, Home Assistant) without impacting professional systems. It's a hands-on sandbox to build, break, and learn, offering benefits for IT professionals and tech enthusiasts alike.
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>>107700868
Yeah well that's exactly what I do with it. So fuck you all. I'll ad a UPS next
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>>107700855
The quotation makes make it sound like "it's not the kind of thing that makes kids on YouTube and manchildren on Reddit cream themselves, but it does the fucking job of hosting services or some shit", the former of which is what I assume the term "homelab" to be commonly associated with.
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itt poorfag cope
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>>107700035
>What is the use of 1.75 petabyte for a home use? Some guys legit have too much money to spend.
media server for streaming full blurays
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>>107700931
>own 100k of equipment and spend 1000 dollars per month to stream 15 dollars worth of Netflix content

makes sense
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>>107700945
full bluray is three times larger + you own it
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>>107700083
He doesn't look like a dude that would hoard cheese pizza. Sex tapes of him fucking ladyboys down in Phuket for the last 30 years, sure.
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>>107700035
Why does it look like an arcade in there
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>>107700179
>At a basic level it's usually a networked file storage of some kind. Many ways to take it to autistic levels
I have a NAS and it consists completely out of
>4U case
>1U Switch
>1U Patch Panel
It all fits into an IKEA Lack table under the desk.
Therefore I don't understand why I should have a full, industrial sized server rack with 20 devices in it. What does that accomplish compared to my setup?



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