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Learning by doing is hard to beat when it comes to building software. (techhub.social)

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Learning by doing is hard to beat when it comes to building software.

I am starting a home lab to have a safe environment to try things out. Any ideas on what I could run that is completely useless but fun to set up?

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[–] logging_strict 0 points 1 week ago (3 children)

You are not safe

home is not a safe environment. Might be possible with alot of preparation like sound proof and a lock on the room.

The entire point of all the security is to protect yourself from the wife unit

I code at a cafe. Far far far away from interruptions.

[–] andioop 3 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Hope you're being facetious, if your spouse genuinely doesn't respect your time and need for silence at certain times that sounds like a relationship issue.

[–] logging_strict 2 points 1 week ago

i'm deadly serious. A cafe isn't silent, just are left alone to do our thing

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