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reia~! @reia@linfan.moe
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raspberry pis are kinda really bad devices for homeserver use but not using the perfectly fine hardware you already have and thatd work for a given purpose is cringe
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酷豆 wormkisser labrysSickle marx @coolbean@brain.worm.pink
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@reia im in the advantageous position of having already known that they're crap before ive ever had a need so instead i get to salivate at all the cheap as fuck intel xeon cpus while ignoring that the cost is in the motherboard
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reia~! @reia@linfan.moe
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@coolbean and the power bill , oh the power bill
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酷豆 wormkisser labrysSickle marx @coolbean@brain.worm.pink
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@reia yea...

i mean they do have lower tdp chips in the xeon line. its not all 48 cores or whatever
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reia~! @reia@linfan.moe
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@coolbean still , the tdp of some modern arm chips ... really , we need arm-based nucs / other miniature pcs , and it will get two of them for eighty bucks each off ebay , and have its server hardware needs satisfied for the next decade or two
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酷豆 wormkisser labrysSickle marx @coolbean@brain.worm.pink
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@reia strongly agreed. sadly an rpi is the closest we're getting until someone bothers making snapdragon x work right (or i guess a mac mini? a mac mini could work)
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plautumnpus @autumn@cafe.autumn.town
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@coolbean @reia i thought about it........ only issue would be not being able to use the gpu for hardware acceleration on Linux, which would make it a beefed up rpi (in All Ways, no good gpu accel, needing to plug in hdds via USB etc.)
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