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Even sooner than that. I bought a dedicated server on auction and it was ready 2h after the payment.


Long time ventoy user, here. I absolutely love this software, there's always a usb stick with ventoy and a bunch of useful isos in my pocket.

The really intriguing feature is the ability to run vDisk files (as long as there's a linux distro within it) thanks to the VtoyBoot plugin[1]. I'm actually trying to build my own customized arch version with all my software (and potentially keys) installed so I can get rid of having to bring around any hardware. The only problem I'm facing is that it seems that ventoy boot does not work very well with luks containers.

[1] VtoyBoot plugin: https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_vtoyboot.html


Since I'm a big user of proxmox and all my systems are debian-based I recently began to use proxmox backup server also for my physical machines! It's quite fast, supports defuplication and I can donwload or mount backup archives. It sadly lacks a good ux, but I'm still evaulating it because pbs is a tool that I'm already using heavily, so I don't mind reducing the amount of individual software needed to carry on my work.


As the title says, what are your opinions on self hosting a mail server nowadays?

Just as a challenge to myself, I tried to set up a mail server in my personal homelab and I successfully made it not being marked as spam or rejected. It's still an early-stage experiment for me, but it has run for the past 6 months without a problem.

I also wrote a blog post, describing how I got there, I'd like you all to take a review and give me some comments or opinions on how to make the content more useful and easy to read (don't be cruel, please, it's my first post!).


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