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The girl math behind the jet purchase

The other half of it is people behind mad that he's increasingly out of touch with consumers I'm not mad, but I'm concerned. I need a new NAS because mine is 10 years old. Their NAS build was huge, had $2000 in HDDs, an SSD, and a $200 OS. My Synology NAS, complete with OS, is like $500. I want a ra

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time-lord in r/LinusTechTips

April 5, 2026 at 9:06 PM

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Wir wollen nebenbei eine IT-Firma starten - was wird uns auf die Schnauze hauen?

Ich mache das Vollzeit. Lasst euch von den Unken nicht zu sehr Angst machen. Die Leute rennen euch die Bude ein, weil heutzutage keiner mehr Privatleute oder kleine Unternehmen machen will. Einzelkämpfer und Unternehmer bis 10 Mitarbeiter sind oft sehr allein gelassen oder werden mit überteuerten An

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Falkenmond79 in r/de_EDV

March 31, 2026 at 10:04 PM

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Linus to Bitwit

I don’t think Linus would give anyone a Synology NAS.

Survil321 in r/LinusTechTips

October 12, 2025 at 1:59 PM

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Current best practices for *arr stack?

For what it's worth, here's my setup: Radarr (two instances, one for HD/SD and one for 4K) Sonarr (two instances, one for HD/SD and one for 4K) Lidarr Prowlarr Byparr qBittorrent (with VueTorrent WebUI) SABnzbd Jellyseerr Tautulli Bazarr Recyclarr (used for manual updates of my configs, I don't have

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drewstopherlee in r/selfhosted

November 9, 2025 at 5:00 AM

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At what point do you stop backing up data?

Get a Synology NAS and some cheap storage, and backup via that.

sesscon in r/sysadmin

February 6, 2026 at 2:36 AM

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PSA: The UNAS 2's "2.5GbE" NIC is a USB-attached Realtek running a 3-year-old driver, and mine just stopped negotiating gigabit

You genuinely might want to avoid Synology as well, UGreen would be my recommendation. Synology reversed their ban of third party HDD/SSD drives recently (M.2 drives are still banned) except the language they used in the press release implies they're DEFINITELY going to try again in the future. Also

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PurpleTangent in r/UNIFI

May 21, 2026 at 5:32 PM

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Backing up personal Google Workspace account

A Synology NAS would be enough. The software has a backup package you can install to do that.

74omit in r/googleworkspace

April 11, 2026 at 4:47 PM

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Why go with a mini PC with all my containers + NAS for file storage instead of running it all on a NAS since newer NAS can run everything just as well as a mini PC?

Probably depends on your usage but I run everything on a Synology NAS perfectly fine. DSM is amazing and everything just works. Mine has two M.2 slots and expandable RAM. No proprietary parts needed.

DizzyTelevision09 in r/selfhosted

April 12, 2026 at 5:45 AM

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Erstes NAS - oder doch was ganz anderes?

Nimm ne Synology NAS. Ist die nur für dich? Hol dir ne 2 Bay nas min. Wenn nicht lieber gleich 4 bay damit du besser Speicher nachrüsten kannst. Für den externen Zugriff gibt es tailscale, was es extrem sicher macht und zugleich total einfach. Synology hat ein sehr ausgereiftes OS und gute Apps die

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Flaky-Organization15 in r/de_EDV

May 12, 2026 at 12:26 PM

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Erstes NAS - oder doch was ganz anderes?

standart os Updates macht ne Synology NAS komplett selber. für externen Zugang einfach tailscale nutzen. Ist ratz fatz installiert. Einfach schneller zuverlässig und extrem sicher.

Flaky-Organization15 in r/de_EDV

May 12, 2026 at 12:29 PM

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