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    Beelink ME Pro 370 Launches With Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and 132TB Storage

    Beelink has begun selling its ME Pro 370 in China, pairing AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 mobile processor with a chassis built around removable SATA storage. The two-bay and four-bay systems start at 3,999 yuan and 4,299 yuan respectively, but Beelink has not announced US pricing, availability, or a...
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    Glance Self-Hosted Dashboard: One Morning View of Your Homelab

    Glance is a free, open-source, self-hosted dashboard written in Go that turns a home server’s scattered services, feeds, and status pages into a single browser homepage, giving homelab users one morning view of Docker, Pi-hole, RSS, weather, markets, and service health. That sounds modest, but...
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    Why Proxmox VE Beats a Plain Server OS for Homelabs: VMs, Containers, Backups

    Proxmox VE lets homelabbers and administrators manage virtual machines, Linux containers, backups, snapshots, and host resources from one browser-based platform, giving a single physical server capabilities that a plain Debian, Ubuntu Server, Alpine, or DietPi installation usually leaves to...
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    Proxmox on the Desktop: Turn a PC into a Flexible Home Lab for VMs and Gaming

    Proxmox on a desktop isn't just an oddball experiment — it can be a practical, powerful way to run multiple daily-driver operating systems, consolidate services, and treat a single PC like a small home lab. In real-world testing, Proxmox makes switching between Windows and Linux seamless...
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    Privacy First Raspberry Pi Self Host Stack: Pi-hole Joplin Navidrome

    The idea of squeezing a handful of always-on, privacy-respecting services into a Raspberry Pi — and leaving them to hum quietly in the corner — is a smart, achievable homelab strategy if you pick the right tools. The How-To Geek piece the author shared highlights six self-hostable apps that have...
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    Linux Powered NAS: Open Source Dominates Enterprise Storage in 2026

    Enterprise storage is quietly rewriting its rules: Linux — in both pure open-source form and as the hidden kernel of proprietary NAS platforms — now sits at the heart of most file-server deployments, and the size of the NAS market is ballooning into the tens of billions as organizations and...