So I was trying to get the syntax highlighting correct and when googling I came across a GitHub issue where someone said an old Lenny instance had syntax highlighting but it was a custom theme or something and Lenny at the time didn’t support it.
Then about a year and half ago the Lenny devs added native support for syntax highlighting.
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Well, I can’t seem to find the original GitHub request for Lenny but the requester referenced either heapoverflow.info or heapoverflow.ml
I’d add it to my proxmox cluster and start getting services setup on it. Plain and simple.
Thanks for this! I wasn't aware of this and appears that it was added because another popular instance had it but went down and never came back, leaving a massive gap in functionality.
Thank you for the suggestions! I've updated the post with your recommendations and tried to make things more clear. If there's anything else you find is wrong or should be included, please let me know!
That’s a pretty good post. Makes sense and sounds like, just ipv6, we’ve got a long time before the internet starts making vast changes.
Can confirm, genuinely good service and support at reasonable prices.
Also use Cloudflare as new domain registrar because I use them as DNS as well. I can’t say that I’ve had any problems with them at all.
I’m not sure if you ever made your way to following through with this… But the three node system isn’t a bad starting point. However, here’s how I would approach it (similar to how I actually got my start in homelabs and how I do things now)
1 system for your router (looks like you picked a Qotom unit, those are decent), 8-16 gb ram
1 system for proxmox virtualization… run all your services in LXC’s or Virtual machines, as much ram as you can get a get for your system
And 1 system dedicated to storage (truenas or unraid), 32gb ECC ram (personal preference but not necessarily needed even with zfs for home use)
I’d start at https://reddit.com/r/homelab … but since we’re on Lemmy, I’d rather suggest posting on !homelab@geekroom.tech (new, but looking to gain traction)