So here's another homelab sin I committed... I dont use rails. I stead I buy these adjustable universal shelves that get installed like rails. Why? Because all my servers are second hand and require proprietary mounting rails. The dell server rails are way more expensive than they need to be haha

I've used ice raven and mull!

Looks pretty nice. I'm in the process of doing the same. One bit of annoyance is that I have a half length cabinet but one of my servers is full length.

So really you have a decision to make here. Will you always have access to the VPN when you want to use those services. I suspect the answer is no in practicality. So I prefer to use something like Cloudflare tunnels to provide secure access to my network resources I'm choosing to share. I dont have to worry about ever use and every device always using a VPN. That's just my preference though. It should be noted that I believe video and audio streaming is still against thr ToS for cloudflare tunnels. So for those applications I night use a different strategy like a VPN or wireguard.

I've heard good things about cloudflares domain registrar services. I can't vouch for them but when I looked at transferring my domains, their prices were very competitive and sometimes cheaper than the average.

Ubisoft is just the same game in a different skin at this point. Their launcher is terrible. I only have it be a use they sometimes have incredible sales on their own franchises. And I really only buy them once they're heavily on sale.

Proxmox for VMs. Fedora on my personal workhorse laptop. Arch for my PineTab 2

Thanks I'll be sure to give that a try.

How did you manage to get selenium working with Amazon!? I can't get it to work well. Amazon always thinks I'm a bot and blocks access. Which is right but still.

Wow that's an insane price tag for most people. It definitely has some promising hype but we also saw nothing real in their ad reel. I'd like to see real hands on reviews. I'm not really into the AR thing. I don't have an interest loving my life inside goggles. I do think movies and photos have a great use case though.