CRefice

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r/homelab•

I'm planning on getting a Mini PC as a minimal "homelab" to be able to play around with virtualization/proxmox and run a few media servers, as well as setup some proper redundant storage for my photo library (which I would backup to a remote location automatically) and a growing collection of 4k HDR movies that I would like to stream with Jellyfin to my TV over LAN (only 1 stream at a time).

I've been stuck on planning the storage setup, however. I've seen arguments both in favor and against getting a separate NAS for storage and setup an NFS share with the Mini PC, as opposed to getting a DAS enclosure to attach to the Mini PC via USB.

Pros:

  • Dedicated server for storage, won't lose dat
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First post here so please be gentle.

A few years back I discovered the Body Shop's Calming Foaming Wash cleanser and I have been using it religiously since. I have quite oily and acne-prone yet very sensitive skin, and the foam does a great job at gently clearing my pores while not completely drying my skin (something a lot of other cleansers I tried fail to do) and the aloe vera actually really helps my sensitive skin to calm down, and I even found it helps heal acne scars somewhat.

Unfortunately, all great things must come to an end, and the Body Shop decided to discontinue that particular cleanser. They replaced it with an [Aloe Soothing Cream Cleanser](https://www.thebodyshop.com/en-us

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r/Switzerland•

I have accumulated a ton of coins of all sizes since I moved to Switzerland, and with all of my payments being mostly by card and them taking up a lot of space in my wallet, I'd like to get rid of them (obviously not throwing them away, but converting them to bills or depositing them on my bank account). Is there an easy way to do this? Something like Coinstar in the US

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r/GnuPG•

I've been having the weirdest problem lately and I hope someone can help me out.

I'm running arch linux, and I have a Yubikey which I've set up to work with GnuPG through scdaemon (no pcscd). The yubikey holds my encryption, signing, and authentication keys.

Everything worked just fine until last week, when all of a sudden when trying to sign a git commit, I got an error message. I then tried running "gpg --sign", and that also failed with message "signing failed: Invalid ID". I tried running gpg --card-status and noticed nothing out of the ordinary, except that after running that command, gpg --sign now works as expected.

I tried running gpg -K before and after running card-status, but t

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I'm a student from the EU with a bank account in the Netherlands that has just moved to Switzerland for a two-year Master's program. I am not sure if I will be staying in Switzerland afterwards, though I will definitely be traveling back to the EU often to see my family.

Now, I think it would be a good idea for me to open a bank account here so I can pay without foreign currency surcharges. However, I was wondering if it would be a smart idea to close the dutch bank account to save up on account costs, or if I should keep it open both to keep my options open in case I want to go back after my studies, or simply to have a bank account in my "Home" currency and keep some money in there to

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r/SuggestALaptop•

Hi guys, I'll be starting college studying Computer Science next year, and I'm looking for a laptop that fits my needs. Thank you for any advice, and here's my info!

  • Total budget and country of purchase: About 1000€, no more than 1100€. Will be buying from Italy.

  • Do you prefer a 2 in 1 form factor, good battery life or best specifications for the money? Pick or include any that apply. Definitely don't care about 2 in 1. I'd like an in-between between battery life and best specs, but I'd lean more towards the better specs.

  • How important is weight and thinness to you? Pretty important. I'll be moving around a lot between campus/dorm and wherever else, and I'll also be t

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