Game servers like Luanti or Veloren. For the personal Youtube, Steve on “Ask Noah” podcast has it set to automatically download new videos from a particular channel and he hosts that for his kids. My kiddos are older so I just host general services for them.

What’s the sauce (if you don’t mind me asking)?

For work, we use Bookstack, you can use the api to export pages as markdown as a quasi-backup. At home, I have been using Jotty. It saves as markdown, organizes with folders, and has a decent mobile interface for when you’re on the go. I just use syncthing to sync the data directory (markdown files in folders) to my backup storage

Thank you so much for this. We just started using it at our school. We were using StirlingPDF, but they went open core 🫤. Personally, I like that there is no auth, it keeps it simple.

I’ve never had an issue as long as you have nested turned on. I don’t think it needs to be privledged for that

I’m not near a computer, but I’m pretty sure when you setup your storage repository, you specify what it’s used for. I’m guessing you don’t have the VM storage selected.

Good write-up

It’s one thing to be known as the guy that crashed Amazon, it’s another to be known as the “Under Qualified” guy that crashed Amazon

Looks good

I’m not one for journalling but I was looking for notes and I didn’t like Logseq since it was to journally for me. https://logseq.com/

TrueNAS (ZFS) needs direct access to the drives. Typically a software raid is considered to be more reliable/flexible since with ZFS it also checks for file integrity. You can set several variables to add to the integrity as well as special vdevs to help speed things up. Integrety comes at the cost of storage, so make a plan for how much storage you need versus how much data integrity you need.