And that is exactly why I bought an M2 Air this year, price vs performance nothing beats the MacBooks at the moment.

You can get plenty of older shows on Usenet it's not like you won't find something like Star Trek from the 60's. Hell I recently started downloading V from 1984 so...

I really don’t care about the content of the article, I’m calling out the user specifically based on all his contributions.

Which is arguably worse if I'm honest, at least debate or discuss the content of the article and whether it's genuine or not. Trying to discredit the article simply because you don't like the source is just crap.

Whether or not the poster is garbage and yes i'm fully aware of their post history it doesn't change the content of the article.

One of the first things I made sure of

All I can take away from this is people are weird.

Isn't that the entire line lol

That's awesome thanks for sharing.

10/10

Originally I had planned to do what you’re doing and use a mini PC to upgrade from my pi4 eventually what I did was get a Mac Mini and keep the pi for pihole and dhcp.

Not saying you should get a Mac mini m2 but the power consumption was the main push for me to go down that route cause remember you’re running the thjng 24/7 for years and depending where you live electricity isn’t cheap. (I pay 32.5p per kWh)

Considering the cost the same as a decently mid range mini pc (i got mine for £500 new) it makes sense.

If you’re looking at a cheaper budget try finding something at least 8th gen intel and up for better power savings

Fair, I'll just be patient

One issue I seem to run into quite a bit now is that if I try to access a community from another instance from this account I get 404 errors as example if I try to go to: https://startrek.website/c/[email protected]

I'm wondering If this is intended behaviour or something I might have done wrong?

Can anyone tell me the advantage of selfhosting Lemmy?

I have my Raspberry Pi which is only doing pihole atm and I've got an M2 Mac mini with some spare resources with docker installed so I've got hardware for it but what does it actually do?