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    <title>State of My Homelab in 2026: k3s on NixOS and GitOps with FluxCD</title>
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                        <name>Ashpex</name><uri>https://ashpex.net</uri><email>me@ashpex.eu.org</email></author><guid>https://ashpex.net/2026/09/state-of-my-homelab-in-2026/</guid>
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            </div><p>It has been a year since I last posted an update about my homelab, and a lot has changed since then, maybe almost everything. You can probably tell just by looking at the post image. Yes, I finally joined the club and built a mini rack.</p>]]></description>
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    <title>Automating my homelab with Ansible</title>
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                        <name>Ashpex</name><uri>https://ashpex.net</uri><email>me@ashpex.eu.org</email></author><guid>https://ashpex.net/2025/09/automating-homelab-with-ansible-iac/</guid>
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            </div><p>After building my <a href="https://ashpex.net/2024/10/building-my-own-diy-nas/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">DIY NAS</a> (because apparently I hate free time), I thought, “Sure, let’s throw in a few services because I have a better machine. What’s the worst that could happen?”</p>]]></description>
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    <title>Building my own DIY NAS</title>
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                        <name>Ashpex</name><uri>https://ashpex.net</uri><email>me@ashpex.eu.org</email></author><guid>https://ashpex.net/2024/10/building-my-own-diy-nas/</guid>
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            </div><p>Ever since I shared my epic saga of self-hosting Immich on a Raspberry Pi (check out <a href="https://ashpex.net/2024/07/my-journey-to-self-hosting-immich-and-raspberry-pi-for-personal-photos-and-videos-storage/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">the post</a> if you haven’t already, because, you know, it’s a masterpiece), everything’s been smooth sailing.</p>]]></description>
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    <title>My Journey to Self-hosting: Immich and Raspberry Pi for Personal Photos and Videos Storage</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 04 Jul 2024 23:28:27 &#43;0700</pubDate><author>
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            </div><p>Preserving memories is a human instinct. We have been doing it for centuries. From cave paintings to digital photos, we have come a long way.</p>]]></description>
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