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  • LainOfTheWired@lemy.loltomemes@lemmy.worldIt's just a coffee
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    8 months ago

    The only thing I pay for is Crunchyroll. As for me it’s worth it as I get tons of stuff the watch for £5 a month and it’s also pretty easy to rip anything exclusive. And then I don’t feel like I’m giving nothing back to Japan when I pirate anything they don’t have I want.

    I also pay for a VPS, but I’d say that’s renting more then it is a subscription.





  • As someone who is also looking at building a server for different things then you( mainly nextcloud and a few other self hosted services). if you don’t need more then 2tb of storage look into a used HP mini office PC.

    • They are cheap at less then £200 for an older model or even sub £100

    • They are a lot more powerful then an SBC like a raspberry pi but without being an electricity consumption monster like a lot of servers

    • Some have a 60W PSU so they are dirt cheap to run

    • Newer ones have a 2.5 SATA slot and a M.2 slot( including the 60W model I’m looking at getting used). So you can have dual drives for a fast main drive and a backup drive or RAID depending on how you set it up

    • They are small and don’t take up much room in your house like a raspberry pi

    • If you need more space and it doesn’t have to be super fast you could get a USB NAS for it

    So overall they are a really good option if you want something small and you don’t have a ton of money for hardware or electricity but a raspberry pi doesn’t fulfil your performance needs.


  • LainOfTheWired@lemy.loltoMemes@lemmy.mlthose ppl...
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    1 year ago

    I left reddit after a few weeks of getting any useful info off my saved list. Honesty I’ve been happier these last couple months. Now I only visit reddit( with an ad blocker, because they ain’t making a penny off me) to read help and old opinion threads when I need the info.