or: How to Overengineer a Homelab
My first real dive into homelabbing began in 2021 when I discovered virtualization on servers. I was still new to Linux and Bash, and I often messed up systems - sometimes on the very day I’d installed them.
Honestly, discovering virtualization was a huge relief!
After choosing Proxmox VE (PVE) as my virtualization platform, restoring a system became as simple as a single mouse click.
| ### README | |
| # This Python scripts exports all the OneNote notebooks linked to your Microsoft account to HTML files. | |
| ## Output | |
| # The notebooks will each become a subdirectory of the `output` folder, with further subdirectories | |
| # for the sections within each notebook and the pages within each section. Each page is a directory | |
| # containing the HTML file `<page-name>.html` and its images and attachments. I changed to create | |
| # sepearte directories for `images` and `attachments` as my Markdown editor (obsidian) would show | |
| # this directories seperately what didn't look nice in the File-Tree. Like this, images and Attachments | |
| # are not shown in the tree but within the Markdown which is what I wanted. Any sub-pages will be |
| #include "esphome.h" | |
| static const char *TAG = "electra.climate"; | |
| typedef enum IRElectraMode { | |
| IRElectraModeCool = 0b001, | |
| IRElectraModeHeat = 0b010, | |
| IRElectraModeAuto = 0b011, | |
| IRElectraModeDry = 0b100, | |
| IRElectraModeFan = 0b101, |
| [Trigger] | |
| Operation = Upgrade | |
| Type = Package | |
| Target = * | |
| [Action] | |
| Description = Updating rust components... | |
| When = PostTransaction | |
| Depends = rustup | |
| # Be sure to replace $INSERTYOURUSERHERE the actual name of the current user whose toolchain should be updated |
