The History of Raspberry Pi
A $35 computer went on sale at exactly 6:00 a.m. GMT on February 29, 2012, and within minutes it had…
Category: Homelab
Hardware, hypervisors, NAS, storage and networking — build and run your home server infrastructure.
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The History of TrueNAS
Every corner of the homelab world has an origin story, and TrueNAS has one of the messier ones: a hobbyist…
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Raspberry Pi Homelab: What Actually Runs Well (and What Doesn’t)
A Raspberry Pi runs Pi-hole, Home Assistant, and a light OpenMediaVault NAS without breaking a sweat. Here’s the real hardware…
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The 3-2-1 Backup Strategy for Your Homelab: A Practical Guide
The 3-2-1 rule means three copies of your data, on two different types of storage, with one copy offsite. Here’s…
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TrueNAS vs Unraid: Which One Should Run Your Homelab NAS?
TrueNAS is free and built on ZFS for the strongest data integrity; Unraid is paid but mixes any drive size…
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Proxmox vs TrueNAS: NAS, Virtualization, or Both for Your Homelab
NAS software protects your files; a hypervisor like Proxmox runs everything else. Here’s how to decide between a dedicated NAS,…
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Self-Hosted Password Manager: Vaultwarden vs Bitwarden in 2026
An honest comparison of Vaultwarden, Bitwarden’s own self-hosted release, and KeePassXC: what actually differs, how to deploy Vaultwarden in Docker,…
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Homelab Setup Guide for Beginners (2026)
A practical, no-nonsense walkthrough for building your first homelab: what hardware actually makes sense, what it costs, which software layer…
