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Thanks, you’re right. I am going to make an account and try it out
What are your thoughts on the Revolut? Have you used it, and if so, do you like it and trust it despite the data breach and the updated privacy policy (Screenshot of the reddit thread) that permits data sharing with marketing networks?
For buying things from websites I don’t trust
I’m not a US resident, so I can’t use Privacy.com. I’m also not comfortable submitting my credit card info to unknown websites. Plus, PayPal shares my full name with buyers, and I’ve heard bad things about Revolut online plus the Data breach in 2020. That’s why I think crypto is my only option. But i also dislikes crypto.
Thanks, it look really cool.
Thanks it works
I just need something that works. I’ve had a bad experience with a previous model that wouldn’t boot on my Ubuntu server drive, no matter how much time I spent on it. But if you know of any models that are worth checking out, I’m all ears.
I am satisfied if it can run a 7/8B relatively fast
I am not a big fan of buying used.
Thanks i will take a look at the NUC.
I have no problem with installing RAM and storage. Whats it called.
something that are not arm based I’m looking to set up a system that can run Jellyfin, Ollama, and a few other small services. By ‘pre-built’, I mean I want to buy a device that already has the necessary hardware and installation, so all I need to do is install the operating system and I’m good to go
I am satisfied if it can run a 7/8B relatively fast
Thanks i will take a look at that.
By ‘pre-built’, I mean I want to buy a device that already has the necessary hardware and installation, so all I need to do is install the operating system and I’m good to go. Storage capacity between 1 and 8 terabytes
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I’m looking to set up a system that can run Jellyfin, Ollama, and a few other small services.
As far as I know, Njalla is a great service. However, when you buy a domain from them, they retain ownership of the domain and submit their own information instead of yours. In contrast, if you purchase a domain from Namecheap or another registrar, you own the domain, but it’s not anonymous, even if you use WHOIS protection.