IntroductionThose of us who enjoy playing with NAS are essentially like me, the older men:
Items purchased years ago that still work, with no desire to switch them out for something more fashionable or trendy.
Clothes and shoes that are simple and classic, prioritizing quality and durability.
Using the default phone ringtone, a 3-year-old phone feels brand new with just a screen protector and a new case.
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We’ve become the least regarded in the consumer army… [Girls > Children > Young Women > Elderly > Dogs > Men]
PrefaceOn the second day of 2024, I want to take a look back at my 2023. The subtitle of this review is: A Year in the Life of Creature X on Earth I am this creature X, an unknown, clumsy being that suddenly gained self-awareness. And this is a documentation of one year in the short lifespan of this creature, spanning 70 to 80 years. The reason I call myself
1. IntroductionThose who are familiar with me know that I do not write articles for the sake of it, nor do I follow trends. I only share things that I find useful and that may be useful to you.
Today’s toy is no exception. Neko is a virtual browser that runs in Docker…
It is not only an essential part of my Nas service, but also a bond between me, my friends, and my family.
1. IntroductionAfter all the tinkering, I realized that 90% of NAS applications are useless.
Only 3 or 2 of them are actually useful.
Most of the time, after following various guides and tutorials to set them up, we just leave them there untouched.
From the first NAS I had, the Star Snail, to now, after 8 years, I have researched countless self-hosted applications.
The protagonist I am introducing today belongs to the remaining 10% that are actually useful.
PrefaceA few days ago, someone asked me:
Why don’t you just use ready-made cloud services or mobile apps, and instead go through the trouble of building your own NAS and private services? I often come across posts like “I built a website similar to Tencent Video” or “I built my own NetEase Cloud Music”…
Can’t you install an app on your phone? Can’t you download software on your computer?
Lazy Financial Management Tool for Nas Enthusiasts: How to Set Up Wallos to Manage Personal Finances 1. IntroductionIn this era filled with various subscriptions and membership services, have you ever been confused by the following:
How much of your monthly expenses are hidden subscription and membership fees that you almost forget?
Have you ever encountered memberships that you have forgotten but are silently deducted?
Do you have overseas payment memberships/subscriptions that give you a headache due to currency conversion?
1. IntroductionI know that most of the people who read my articles and are interested in NAS are middle-aged men like me. In the eyes of others, we are middle-aged uncles with wrinkled faces, and some may even appear a bit greasy. However, in front of our families, especially our children, we are the pillars of support!
We bear the pressures of life, family, education, and finances.
Especially in this era,
The tool introduced today is a must-have tool that can monitor everything, whether it’s your NAS or personal website. And it’s not just about the beautiful interface, what’s more important is that it supports up to 80 types of notifications. In the later part of this article, we will also guide you on how to use free notifications (Slack bots) to keep you informed of urgent situations.