Gents! Been a while. Bitwarden, self host, been amazing for a couple of years. Linux router, just moved to NixOS as my router from OPNsense a couple of weeks ago. Using technitium for DHCP and DNS on the same box. Just started playing with Hermes, been using OpenCode for a couple of months. What a time we live in! Oh under powered system, still running a Pentium II 266 as my win 2003 server for my retro gaming PCs when having a good old LAN with mates! Cheers from Aus.
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Retro Gear
retrogear@getalby.com
First boost Sep 10, 2024 · Last boosted May 27, 2026
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Boosting from Fountain with my Alby hub connected via Nostur connect! Re tax implications for spends on the CoinJar Mastercard setup in Australia, they report to the tax office directly or you can easily download transaction reports for your accountant. Also got my node setup dialled in now with clearnet and Tor working smooth and BTC Explorer to monitor it. I’ll get my act together and put the compose file on GitHub and report back. It gets easier every day: stack sats.
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Hey also, keen to know how you handle gifting sats to non-coiners. Thinking I might do that this Xmas for a few family and friends.
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Reporting back regarding CoinJar. So far so good. Have updated my Jupiter party subscription to use the attached Mastercard, now paying for my membership with sats! Few retail purchases this week too and it’s working great. Hurts to spend those sats though! Also flipping back to core with config tweak given the knots BIP444 shenanigans. Buy store brands: stack sats!
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Hey Chris, I’ve been looking for a product in Australia similar to Fold you always mention. I settled on CoinJar. They have a prepaid Mastercard that you can instantly setup and use. It uses onchain BTC to fund purchases directly. Seems like a good product and trusted company since 2013. Of course it’s custodial, but unavoidable I beleive. I’d been keen for other Aussies to boost in and let us know what they use. Alby hub is still my main savings account. Skip the coffee: stack sats!
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Oh and sound bites, have any of you seen Spies Like Us with Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd from 1985. Full of absolute crackers! Check it out if you haven’t!
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Gents! GitHub:SaumonNet/proxmox-nixos actually works pretty well. I’m running a few VMs on there that can’t be done with modules or docker containers. Cheers
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The state of privacy in Western Australia. Better, worse or the same as Flock? Cheers and keep up the great work. https://youtu.be/Ud8kFCmalgg?si=CFRCyQVHqVJX5cXJ
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Hey Chris. I just switched to Knots 29.2 from core. Ended up using the Linuxserver.io docker image. It’s getting pretty simple to setup a node these days! Slowly catching up on TWIB. Cheers for the high signal content.
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Interesting on Flock. https://dailyemerald.com/172015/news/flock-cameras-to-be-pa…
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Been using frigate for a couple of years. Blake has done an amazing job! Started out with a USB Coral, but switched to using an Intel Arc A380 for all the detection a year ago. This card is shared with my Jellyfin box. You might find the iGPU in the BLink works too? All works a treat for me and far better than the Coral. I’ve been using some old Hikvision PoE cameras and Tapo (TP-Link) WiFi cameras inc. a pan and tilt one, flawless. Cheers lads!
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Been playing with LibreNMS for a work project to monitor radio repeater sites via a microwave network. The monitoring also includes the radio repeater devices and DC power equipment. Alert notifications are excellent with many platforms to choose from. Wonder what your thoughts are or have you used it? Had a Quick Look at Zabbix, but the UI seems clunky. Keep up the great work team, I wouldn’t be doing what I am now with out LUP and Self Hosted! PS don’t forget about those ham radio licences!
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Ahahaha, I don’t like my job and I don’t think I’m going to go anymore…
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Gents! I’ve been running NixOS as a server for a year now, really keen to get started with flakes in NixOS, but struggling to get started - any pointers? NixOS on the media PC has been amazing! Meshtasic devices rocked up on Friday, but I didn’t make it to the post office in time, have to wait until Monday now! *sigh*
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Lads, I just made the switch to NixOS GNOME for the media PC from Windows. Changed/added about three lines in the config and bam! working. Spousal approval 10/10 too, which of course is all that matters. Pretty happy with the performance on the old AMD Phenom II X6 - boots up fast and seems to handle all media types at 4K. The 5.1 surround sound analogue output and Bluetooth for the mouse even worked out of the box! Thumbs up on the map work last week, Bakers Hill, Western Australia was correct for 6562. Think I have the username set correct now in fountain? Jupiter Broadcasting shows are revitalising my interest in Linux and self hosting, thanks team really appreciate it. Cheers, Retro Gear.
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To clarify, LOAF = Freesco. All this talk about low power’s got me thinking I need a new server. The Dell T630 with dual E5-2650v4 is a little hungry! Maybe a Ryzen box - thoughts?
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Hey you mob. I know I’m a few weeks late, but my first Linux was LOAF. Running on a Pentium 90 with a dialup modem as my firewall/gateway! Challenge you to setup LOAF now - put that USB floppy drive to use. Not in IT myself, career went another way, but still love playing with Linux. BTW, thanks for getting me hooked on NixOS! Love the show. Cheers from Aus - PS post code may not be on map (here be dragons!)
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Long time listener, first time booster. Really enjoy the show. Have a couple of servers setup at home running Proxmox, NixOS, Jellyfin, Home Assistant, Immich and so much more! I’m running Tailscale thanks to you guys. My off site backup uses a Synology box at my folks place 400km away, all via TS. PS this is a post code boost, Australia. Maybe a Western Australia meetup!? Cheers.





