DDR4 isn’t great on price either. At least not for RDIMM. Though I realize these probably use SODIMM.

Throw in fail2ban as well.

I set a separate SSID on the wifi without the pihole as the DNS provided by DHCP that they can use.

You also have DIMM, SODIMM, RDIMM and others which have different pinning.

DDR4 is expensive as shit too now. I was trying to build out a new rack for my homelab and 256GB of ram went from like $300 6 months ago to $1500.

You can add -P to the shortcut to launch straight to the profile manager. Have to have no running instances when you do though.

Just need it on mobile.

Bluetooth mouse or mini keyboard with touchpad.

Yeah, I hate that I had to use Facebook market as it was probably the first time I had logged in in years. But there were easily 20x more results when I was looking for a server rack on there than CL.

Only issue I’ve had with this setup is if you’re running in a cluster and you have to restart the cluster then you run into a deadlock. The cluster won’t start VMs without a quorum and it can’t form a quorum without the OPNSense VM up. So you have to manually intervene.

Now you’ve got me wanting to try and run OS/2 Warp in a VM.

I haven’t heard Amex mentioned in any of this so, I guess they’re ok?

I don’t use Google Workspaces that’s just the first article I found.

Maybe I misunderstood then. I though PTR records had to resolve to your email domain, not just match the IP address with an A record that resolves to the same IP. There is a PTR record that resolves to ip.googlefiber.net but it does not match my email domain.

I don’t know what to tell you. I’m literally looking at my DNS records at cloudflare that point to my home IP and there is no PTR entry and yet I have dozens of emails in my gmail account about scheduled process and Prometheus alerts etc. The last undeliveryable I got from Gmail was 2 month ago when I was setting up the email server. Maybe because I’m on Google Fiber it’s not enforcing it but I have no PTR record.

From over a year ago. Requirements change.

Google I know for sure does not. They don’t even list it as a requirement. https://support.google.com/a/answer/174124?hl=en

Yes, but there used to be specific dynamic DNS providers or ones that advertised as that but you don’t specify need those now.

Running a service like ddclient may give you more options at the cost of being more complicated.

Don’t even need dynamic DNS. Just use ddclient to update your DNS record if your IP changes.

You don’t need a PTR record though. I just use DKIM and SPF and have no issues.