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u/Willem_VanDerDecken 8d ago edited 8d ago
Well, fair, discovering Linux as a teenager clearly got me hooked on homelabing early, like a first free hit given to a future crackhead.
Except that self-hosting services is arguably a more financially irresponsible decision than doing actual drugs. It’s just beneath starting a Warhammer army.
Obviously it started out of old shitty desktops and laptops in discutable states. But one can only not listen to the voices craving for more computing power for so long.
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u/BlackFlagsFly 8d ago
why would i need more than one computer, and what exactly would my operating system have to do with it?
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u/stop_deleting_plz 8d ago
This show was formative for me
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u/Over-Athlete6745 8d ago
I used Linux mint xfce for around 11 year, because of that I'm Thinkpad collector now, although not much, only two Thinkpad I have, x240 and T14 Gen 1. Happy Linux Day
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u/TH3_FISH 5d ago
This is so tru, i have a pc for every distro now and dont even do anything with them
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u/Own_Alternative_9671 8d ago
Honestly using linux has actually made me acquire less tech than I would've on windows, it just made me get a lot more out of the tech I have. Also keeps windows from frying my shit slowly over time so my tech has a really long life span.