I’ve found the best place lately are private bittorrent trackers. There’s one ran by a so called anonymous rodent that works pretty well and has hundreds of collections.
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- punkibas@lemmy.ziptoPiracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Where are the ebook collections?English25·2 days ago
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Holy fuck! You guys were not lying, what a wild ride!
I tried both, as well as others, when searching for my wiki, ended up with otterwiki too, it’s just really good, I specially liked that the markdown files don’t need metadata hidden in each one of them, and the concept of the entire wiki being a repository. Also, being able to just drop markdown files wherever and the wiki will pick them up and put them in the correct order
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I’ve been doing this for years too, keeps services isolated and I can share the same GPU with several containers. Works great!
- punkibas@lemmy.ziptoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•My self-hosted infrastructure, now as an open source codeEnglish9·2 months ago
I want to convert my homelab to infrastructure as code.
What resources did you find useful to learn it? any particular pain points?
I manage everything manually but it’s mostly docker in LXC on Promox, with some VMs mixed in. I’ve started learning git and some ansible with some books and courses I found, but would like to find the resources others found useful.
Really? Hadn’t read about it. Well I guess that’ll be a no go for collections when they do it