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Old PC as Server
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this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2023
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It might be nice to use to learn, but you probably won't be able to handle that much.
If you're not using it for anything, you could wipe it and throw a server on it? I guess it depends on what you consider fun
It's currently running RedHat, I just don't have any ideas for what to do with it. Running a server for anything more than NAS is new to me
disable all other server software there, and only start your own lemmy instance