Here is my attempt to archive r/homelab before it went dark. Google says there about 92,400 results for site:reddit.com/r/homelab, I have 2098, that’s only about 2% of it. Maybe there is something of use to you in that 2%.
Please don’t webscrape, if you want all the data you can get the raw BDFR archive at https://archive.douwes.co.uk/reddit/homelab.tar or the live web version at https://archive.douwes.co.uk/reddit/homelab-web.tar
Also as many people come to r/homelab via Google, putting cache: before the https:// in chrome will yield the google cached page, which doesn’t go to reddits servers. Also to be clear the mods of r/homelab have no intention of nuking the sub and losing any existing data but appreciate the efforts being made by users and r/datahoarder.
I still don’t understand if this one is the “official” replacement of r/homelab 🤔 can someone give me some informations about that?
it’s not official, also the mod here seems to be inactive. but it’s the biggest homelab lemmy I could find on https://browse.feddit.de/
I don’t know where all the people from r/homelab have gone. some other subreddit that have closed have flooded into lemmy but r/homelab doesn’t seem to have done that.Yep I saw a post saying that they are still deciding the platform to use (Lemmy, forum, etc…)
maybe something selfhosted? there’s no shortage of servers in the community
I don’t know if self hosting is good for this purpose. What if something happens to the owner of the server or to the server itself? I think it is better to use something like lemmy.world, lm or other instances of Lemmy