Archive: https://archive.today/4wQ3t
From the post:
>Building on my last post about the Gemini and Gopher protocols, I realized I wanted to take a step further in helping others reclaim web autonomy and sovereignty. So I'm writing this guide.
A few months ago, I wrote about permacomputing and computing for the apocalypse where I briefly spoke about self-hosting and creating your own homelab. But I did not get into the "how-to" at all.
I want to do that today, because I took another swing at creating a homelab, and though there was a lot of trial and error, I was overall really impressed by how much capability and functionality you can get out of old, inexpensive hardware.
Archive: https://archive.today/4wQ3t
From the post:
>>Building on my last post about the Gemini and Gopher protocols, I realized I wanted to take a step further in helping others reclaim web autonomy and sovereignty. So I'm writing this guide.
A few months ago, I wrote about permacomputing and computing for the apocalypse where I briefly spoke about self-hosting and creating your own homelab. But I did not get into the "how-to" at all.
I want to do that today, because I took another swing at creating a homelab, and though there was a lot of trial and error, I was overall really impressed by how much capability and functionality you can get out of old, inexpensive hardware.