I might have been unlucky, I hope you’ll have a better experience than me! Let’s not forget that I’ve been very happy with them for years before this happened.

Still hesitating between Netcup and a dedicated Kimsufi, but I am most likely going with Netcup in a week when their Easter sale starts :)

Thanks for the explanation :)

Why should I stop using vps for my needs? I looked at the dedicated servers but they’re all too expensive for me.

And yea I would like it to be all SSD, to me it makes a big difference for browsing large file collections, pictures and videos.

I would have really liked to use their servers, but unfortunately they don’t have the right combination of specs for me.

Consumer wise though, they’re great. I use their products regularly for my company.

Having a lot of fun with Tiny Rogues. It’s still in development, and will be for another year probably. However it has enough content for dozens of hours of fun!

You’re right, all manufacturers have their issues. I have a hard time finding one where you feel like it’s a safe bet. Which is why I’m leaning toward framework, but the company is young and has far less experience, so it’s also a risk…

I would never again recommend MSI… I bought a 3000€ MSI Creator 3 years ago for work :

• the hinges are breaking apart
• some metal part on the size broke
• the keyboard letter are scraping off
• the microphone on Linux is unusable because of the fans

Reaplcing the keyboard requires a full body replacement, which costs like 300€ 🙃

I’ve also had some very bad experiences with a entry price gaming msi for someone in my family.

Sounds a lot like autojump

In winter it’s a very normal thing to be a little cold. If every household on the planet aimed for 26 while it’s 0 outside, the energy needed would to heat up would be gigantic.

As someone else said, you just need some warm clothes and socks and you’re fine at 19 degrees.

Edit : not a parent, so I don’t know if it’d fine for children

Jinx is not amused by this statement

As some said, it’s fine!

I have it installed on my raspberry pi to run Jellyfin and a few other apps, and it’s been mostly stable. However I’ve had the same thoughts as you, so I can confirm that you won’t be able to learn as much with it.

Some of my other needs are hosted on a VPS without CasaOS, and that’s where I was able to learn most of what I know. It’s also where I spent the most time configuring and fixing incompatibilities.

I’d suggest that you keep CasaOS for the things you want to depend on, and start learning on another system without CasaOS by installing apps you’re interested to try out. This way you’ll learn about reverse proxies, certificates, docker, etc, without being afraid to mess up your current setup.

You can feel that he made good business decisions, but it’s pretty awful to be rewarded so much for being the root cause of so many layoffs, don’t you think?

Great list, thanks!

Why is this getting downvoted?