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Continued adventures in selfhosting, after moving for months and distributing my single board computers out to friends and family. Also, answering questions about the host.

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[–] peregus@lemmy.world -3 points 1 day ago

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The podcast episode "Byebye Raspberry Pi" discusses the evolving role of Raspberry Pi devices in 2025. The host evaluates self-hosting options, the growing appeal of thin clients over Raspberry Pi due to cost and performance, and the use of containers for flexible testing environments. They also touch on repurposing older hardware and share personal experiences with self-hosting and audio editing. The episode covers modern alternatives to Raspberry Pi, such as x86 computers, and invites audience feedback on their use of devices for hosting services. The discussion includes tips on managing disk space and remote access with WireGuard.