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Cake day: July 1st, 2023

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  • I’m also in the PI 4 group. Its worth watching ebay, etc for people selling pi clusters. I picked up my 8 node 4GB pi cluster fairly cheap.

    Also if you’re learning and find yourself struggling with yaml files, I found Claude helped a lot to get running. Create the file, dump it into Claude and let it re-output the file. Give it the error log helps if it gets stuck.

    Also if you explain your cluster setup, I built mine with Talos Linux so setup VIP, etc and it’s pretty good at generating a working setup.

    I’m not a huge fan of AI but I struggled with yaml formatting so it might suck for a lot of stuff but formatting stuff properly is great… that and scanning logs for errors! 😎





  • You can now add elements on tablet by long-pressing on an empty space

    I’m guessing unless you’re on an iPad?

    I’ll try later on the dell 7210 but sadly Apple has screwed up so many things with touch so i’m not surprised when stuff no longer “just works” on Apple!😞🤦‍♂️

    Thanks for the quick changes though. I did seem to get a ‘dot’ to show up by tapping and holding but haven’t managed to reproduce how I actually did it and it wouldn’t move when dragging things around so 🤷‍♂️ lol






  • I can’t comment on ZimaOS but I do use CasaOS to manage docker and it saves a lot of hassle for most things. Just being able to click the 3 dots and check for updates is worth it.

    The only issue I have with CasaOS is that it doesn’t have support for env files. Maybe ZimaOS fixed that. Next week I should have a HP gen9 arriving to replace my dying gen8 and looking at trying proxmox on that so might have to test ZimaOS.

    Still really want to get into kubernetes but trying to get a useful tutorial that works and isn’t a stupid video thats hard to follow is annoyny.


  • I have multiple PI’s waiting for a decent ‘non video’ PI kubernetes tutorial but its hard to find anything beyond setting up a cluster and running hello world or aren’t out of date and no longer work. I already have a 12 pi bitnami cluster but its a pain to manage.

    Something showing how to run things like JellyFin with network share for media would cover much of what is needed for Self Hosting.

    Bonus points for things like TalosOS would be cool but then it seems net booting TalosOS is difficult because you needed a specific serial thats only easily viewable in Omni right now so still needs SD cards/SSD/NVME hats so increases costs significantly.

    I’ve been trying to get a tutorial done myself but keep hitting issues with configs not working as expected. sigh


  • All I want is software that I can put DD’s and known regulars in and it can tell me how much I’ll have in 3 or 6 months time.

    I’ve tried firefly, actual budget and most of the docker based ones but still stuck using the forecast app on the ipad.

    They’re all just way to over complicated for what anyone I know wants and given how AI can’t get the simplest things right, I’d rather someone just work on simplicity that works, like microsoft money didn’t before they killed it. 🙄😕

    Edit: Well I gave up trying to find something that was simple to use so I built one!

    https://money.paulcdb.com/ is going to be free to anyone interested with the caveat that I’ve built it for myself, I host it myself and runs on kubernetes. At some point I’ll likely put it up on forgego for others to self host but right now I’m trying to see if theres any major issues.

    My workflow is add any credit cards, add scheduled transactions, then link the payments to the card.

    If you add in APR, 0% periods, etc, it should calculate it all and give you a “projected debt free” and warning: It isn’t pretty! 😳 If you add a 0% periods, it’ll also calculate how much you’d need to pay to clear it off before the period ends. Hopefully all these calculations are correct although if they are, it’s depressing looking at the graph! 😞

    There’s also a demo login: demo/demome if you just want to experiment!