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Hey yall, I want to get into self-hosting. I want to start from hosting on a raspberry pi, and I am just wondering if yall have any recommendations (I've never hosted anything before, but have experience in linux and programming). Sorry if it's bit of a stupid question.

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[–] Fudgeknuckles98 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I think you’re underselling the RPi a little there. I have an 3B+ which is running a few services well and it’s being undervolted so I could squeeze some more performance out of it with a better power supply. My Pi is currently running:

-Pi-Hole -FreshRSS -WireGuard -Gluetun -Libreddit -Deluge

[–] Redditiscancer789 1 points 1 year ago

is libreddit going away with the API changes?