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For the millions of us without TPM2.0 or Secure Boot who want to continue using our perfectly capable i7-7700 rig with 32GB RAM and terabytes of SSD storage, start getting used to Linux *now.* Fire up a homelab *now* to experiment and start moving your storage out of OneDrive if you use it. The subscriptions and enshittification will only get worse.
I run Debian on one physical server (Docker host for my homelab services). It's a 3rd gen i5. It's running Nextcloud, PiHole, Gitea, Minecraft and Satisfactory servers, a home intranet site and whatever else I'm experimenting with. All but 2 of our laptops run Mint. These are all 5-12 year old machines that run just fine with old i5 and i7s, mostly with maxed out RAM.
You won't believe how *quet* your computing experience can be without the constant chimes, reminders, alarms, updates and telemetry. Your cloud services work fine with Firefox. Edge, VS Code, and probably all of your (non-VR) Steam games will work. Try Mint.
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| text | For the millions of us without TPM2.0 or Secure Boot who want to continue using our perfectly capable i7-7700 rig with 32GB RAM and terabytes of SSD storage, start getting used to Linux *now.* Fire up a homelab *now* to experiment and start moving your storage out of OneDrive if you use it. The subscriptions and enshittification will only get worse. I run Debian on one physical server (Docker host for my homelab services). It's a 3rd gen i5. It's running Nextcloud, PiHole, Gitea, Minecraft … |
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| datetime | 2024-05-23 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 67268
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000