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After discovering my ferritin has been in range for ~4 years after raising it from 10-28, I finally did some research online and am just surprised at everything I learned. Even lower than 70 seems like it can hinder things.

- Daily restic backup to an internal SSD of my desktop,

- Daily snapraid backup of my NAS

- Once a month I save my desktop to another offline SSD

- Once a month I save important NAS files to an offline HDD

I switched over to vultr months ago, so far so good!

Bound to happen. I’ve been using the new flash and it’s insane the value I’ve gotten, I wish I used it more for some other homelab things.

Yes - the Claude ACP is nice, as I like to have a view of the code while chatting. Using just the terminal for dense/long running work feels like a handicap imo. It would be great if it supported more commands though!

This is what I do. I'd rather have a linux machine with a webUI on top like this than a full blown proxmox/truenas/unraid set up (for now). I never expose my NAS to the internet, other than wireguard/tailscale, so an admin console on a port never really bothered me.

Have a link?

Some parts went over my head but very interesting talk for someone with only college class level knowledge on CPUs

Docker builds are a big one, at least at my company. Any tool that reduces wait time is worth using, and uv is an amazing tool that removes that wait time. I take it you might not use python much as it solves almost every pain point, and is fast which feels rare.