Yeah but OP is talking about domains.
I would go with .com for simplicity, sometimes other TLDs will be blocked by spam or DNS filters in my experience.
They limit what you can do on your own domain? Or are you talking about their other services?
802.11ac will hit 600-800Mbps easily, and those APs are dirt cheap since it's old tech.
As an end user it feels bloated and slow, the apps are all over the place and it still doesn't have voice rooms like discord does.
Also abandoned channels seem to be a huge issue, many of the channels I'm in are on like the 10th version or more and keep creating new ones for some reason, losing the history of the old ones.
The idea is really cool, and it mostly works, it just needs a ton of refinement.
A 48V rail would make more sense. Just like USB-C did to get 240W power delivery over a small cable.
Thanks, I've seen a few but they seem more expensive than the WiFi equivalents, I'll look into some more
Cloudflare turnstile is also the only captcha system that works ok with most browsers and adblockers.
Especially Google recaptcha freaks out if you use Firefox or an adblocker or anything and asks you the hardest possible questions.
That PC can stream anything basically, it sounds like your browser isn't properly using hardware acceleration maybe.
I've been debating setting up my own instance for just me, but it's not the easiest to set up, and I feel like storage will become an issue.
That sounds exhausting switching between them.
Posteo.de if you don't need a custom domain, Mailbox.org if you do.
For cloud storage it should be a different service anyways, it's best not to combine things with the same company. So for example Tresorit for storage, Bitwarden for passwords, Mullvad for a VPN, etc..
USB hard drive? If we're talking about a cold backup that's easy to access a USB drive is reliable and easy.
Yeah pinning is great, you'll still need watchtower for auto updates too
Do you know roughly how much range they can get? I have wifi sensors out like 500 feet from my house that work OK, but in my research on Zigbee most people say like 100 feet or less?
5TB for $10/mo is very cheap, I don't know of anywhere else that comes close right now. Hetzner storage box is $13/mo for 5TB so that's probably the closest thing.
If you're using under 2TB then their E2 service or Backblaze B2 might be good options, but you have to manage your own backup software.
Komodo is a full management setup, similar to Portainer, Dockge, etc.. It works reasonably well.
Watchtower doesn't require any labeling unless you want to exclude a container.
but my main concern is having a breaking change be automatically updated
Pinning to a major version usually solves this, ie; instead of using postgres:latest
use postgres:14
which will give you updates only from version 14.
But also have backups in place, worst case you just roll back to before it updated.
Are you talking about iDrive E2 maybe? OP is talking about iDrive backup itself.
Maybe Karadav with the Nextcloud clients/apps.
Not sure if that will support selective sync, I don't see anything saying specifically no on the repo.