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22 days agoI’m not doing any users or subscribing to any communities, just hosting a community. Should be pretty chill.
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DO lowest tier i’m on is 20gb, but hetzner is slightly cheaper with more ram and 40gb.
Attempting to get my lemmy instance going properly. Got it running on digital ocean but they don’t allow outgoing email and reccomend a third party service. I decided to try out Hetzner and am getting errors saying that docker compose isn’t installed when running the ansible script.
0·1 month agoThere’s not a plastic peel on the copper part is there?
It’s not going to dissipate any heat if it’s not touching the CPU. It looks like it’s making good thermal paste spread because he’s pushing the block down, but then tightening down it’s probably lifting up one of the corners or entire side.
A pea is like 10mm in diameter. Go look at a pea and tell me you use that much thermal compound.
Are all 4 screws tightened down properly? That one doesn’t look like it’s pushing down on the bracket and the thermal paste looked uneven on the other photos. Just because it feels tight doesn’t mean it’s all the way down. It could be cross threaded.
It also looks like you’re missing a screw on the bottom.
I always just smooth it out evenly with my finger, a pea would be way too much paste.
proxmox is pretty intuitive to use. You just have to make a lot of decisions to start with in regards to storage. I always go with one main drive with a partician for ZFS cache and at least two drives in the array for VMs that way if a drive fails everything is still good. Things get a little annoying if you’re trying to pass through hardware.
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Just looking at their website makes me not want to use it because it doesn’t give any details as to what it actually is.
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It encourages more consumption
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I always round way up because sales tax is so high here. 17.99 = $20. I’m usually within the $1 range when I check out.
This is the guide I used, it’s pretty automatic with ansible.