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In the March episode of Ed & Stefano Unleashed, we're talking Unraid storage layouts done right, the Huntarr security disaster, vibe coding and whether AI-generated code can be trusted, NVIDIA's latest driver chaos, the Windows 12 subscription rumour, smart TVs secretly turning your home into a botnet, and the ongoing hardware shortage hitting RAM and hard drives alike. We kick things off with the new Unraid product portal, teases an upcoming local AI Uncast video, and reveals his new RTX 5090, which idles at just 7 watts. The community storage deep dive covers when to use XFS vs ZFS, why you should never format array drives as individual ZFS pools, and the one trap that can silently wipe data when adding an old drive. Then the Huntarr security incident gets a full breakdown, including how a simple curl command exposed every API key in your entire *arr stack, and how to use AI agents to audit open source code before running it on your server.⁠New Stirling PDF Video⁠Episode Takeaways◦ Unraid product portal live at product.unraid.net for bugs and feature requests◦ RTX 5090 idles at 7W. Enable NVIDIA persistence mode to drop from P0 to  P8◦ XFS for your array, ZFS for irreplaceable data. Never format array drives as individual ZFS pools◦ Huntarr stored all *arr API keys unencrypted. Regenerate everything if you ran it◦ NVIDIA driver 595.71 stops fans spinning. P2000/P4000 users need the production v580 branch◦ Steam survey: Windows 11 down 10%, Windows 10 up. Linux gaming is coming◦ Windows 12 rumoured to be subscription-based and AI-focused (disputed live on air)◦ Microsoft banned "microslop" on their Discord, then shut the whole server down◦ Smart TV apps silently enrolling your home IP in AI proxy networks◦ Hard drives and RAM both surging in price. DDR4 128GB kits fetching £500+ in the UKChapters0:00 Welcome and housekeeping2:04 New Unraid product portal2:29 Local AI Uncast teaser3:33 RTX 5090 idle power and NVIDIA persistence mode5:58 Stirling PDF mention6:09 Community storage deep dive: XFS, ZFS, and Unraid arrays20:06 Huntarr security incident: your entire *arr stack was exposed24:38 Vibe coding, AI-assisted development, and code review29:17 NVIDIA driver 595.71 kills GPU fans32:14 Legacy NVIDIA cards on Unraid: use the production branch34:58 NVIDIA hiring Linux gaming engineers: Proton and Vulkan36:40 Steam survey: Windows 10 up, Windows 11 down, Linux on the rise45:24 Windows 12: subscription-based, modular, and AI-focused45:59 The rumour gets disputed live on air49:41 Battlestate Games fined for storing Russian user data outside Russia52:30 App-forced insurance rant56:10 Microsoft bans "microslop" on Discord58:02 Copilot summarises confidential emails users never sent1:00:19 Smart TV apps as an AI proxy botnet1:04:09 Western Digital out of stock, hard drive prices surging1:07:00 RAM prices: sell your DDR4 now if you have spare1:10:46 New EUV chip technology could increase yields 50% by 2030⁠Get Started with Unraid in 15 minutes or less.⁠ The hosts of Ed & Stefano Unleashed are passionate about home servers, open-source tech, and sometimes going off on tangents. The views and opinions expressed on the show are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the opinions, policies, or positions of Lime Technology, Inc. This show is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to do their own research, experiment responsibly, and not hold the hosts accountable for any questionable home lab decisions. Most importantly, enjoy the show!Other Ways to Connect with the Uncast ShowUncast Show WebsiteThe Uncast Show on Youtube

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In the February episode of Ed & Stefano Unleashed, we cover a wide-ranging set of topics shaping the future of self-hosting, open source, and consumer technology. From new Unraid features and internal boot teasers to the rise of local AI workloads, this episode blends practical homelab insights with big-picture tech trends.Follow the channel on Spotify: Now with dual audio/video feeds! Ed and Stefano break down the ongoing Jellyfin vs Plex debate, explore how RAM shortages and GPU demand are impacting everything from AI to gaming, and take a close look at OpenClaw, an open-source AI assistant pushing local, privacy-first automation forward.Take the Unraid Customer SurveyThe conversation expands into the broader tech landscape — including data centers and their impact on local communities, advances in storage technology, the shift from VR headsets to smart glasses, and more!Episode Takeaways• Why VRAM matters more than GPU speed for local AI workloads• The 3090 as a sweet spot GPU for running LLMs at home• Jellyfin vs Plex: Samsung Tizen support and Plex's new paywall• OpenClaw: what it is, how to set it up, and the security risks• RAM shortages are real, data centers will consume 70% of memory chips in 2026• 40TB hard drives are coming, but they're SMR, here's why that matters• CMR vs SMR: what every Unraid user needs to know before buying drives• Internal boot teaser: booting Unraid from SSDs and hard drives is coming• Paperless NGX: the self hosted document manager you've been waiting for• Smart glasses vs VR: cool tech or just a gimmick?• Meta Pixels, privacy laws, and OpenAI's HIPAA workaround• France ditches Teams and Zoom for sovereign platforms• Cloudflare vs Italy: when piracy laws break the internet• MTV is officially goneChapters00:00 Housekeeping! Uncast Show on Audio+Video Spotify Feeds02:01 Unraid Customer Survey + Internal Boot Teaser07:02 Paperless NGX and Document Management11:43 Jellyfin vs Plex: The Streaming Wars17:08 The Rise of Local AI and GPU Workloads32:34 OpenClaw: The Future of AI Assistants?47:11 The Impact of RAM Shortages on Technology and Gaming54:01 Data Centers and Community Impact59:18 Western Digital 40TB Drives and SMR vs CMR Explained1:07:05 Smart Glasses: Cool or Just a Gimmick?1:10:19 Why VR Still Isn't There Yet1:13:07 Meta Pixels and the 1988 Privacy Law1:17:06 OpenAI's ChatGPT Health and HIPAA Concerns1:18:07 Social Media Bans and the Impact on Kids1:22:25 France Goes Sovereign: Ditching Teams & Zoom1:22:54 The UK Digital ID Backtrack1:23:31 Notepad++ Hacked by State Sponsored Attackers1:25:10 Bazzite Is Dead, Nobara and Linux Gaming1:28:55 LG Wants You to Rent Your TV1:31:48 Cloudflare vs Italy: Piracy Laws Gone Wrong1:34:00 The Splintering of the Internet1:37:01 Kids Can't Read Clocks After Phone Bans1:39:02 The End of MTV and Cultural ShiftsWhat will you build with Unraid? Get Started with Unraid in 15 minutes or less.

​ @SPXLabs is back to bring you all the main highlights for Unraid in January 2026 including:1. Unraid Internal Boot First Look2. The 2026 Unraid Customer Survey is here! Let us know your feedback in 5-10 minutes and score 20% off Unraid Merch for your troubles!3. Apprise-Go is Live! Learn More here.4. January App of the Month= Paperless NGX!  Prefer written company/product updates?newsletter.unraid.netWhat will you build with Unraid? Get Started with Unraid in 15 minutes or less.Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast ShowUncast Show WebsiteThe Uncast Show on Youtube

We kick off 2026 by revisiting the biggest Unraid 7 changes (native ZFS, optional Unraid array, UI refresh, built-in file manager, official API) and what actually matters in daily homelab use: foreign ZFS imports, VM snapshots, GPU acceleration, and where containers still win on efficiency as RAM prices climb.We also cover:HDMI 2.1 on Linux (what’s blocking it) + why DisplayPort may be the practical choiceRAM market chaos + counterfeit return headachesPlex transcoding comparison: P2000 vs iGPU vs Intel Arc + AV1 winsGitHub walking back a plan to charge for orchestrating self-hosted runnersA GPL enforcement case (Vizio) and what it could mean for compliance expectationsPrivacy creep: ACR TVs, GPS-locked streaming, and “smart” appliances collecting too muchPractical exits: self-hosting where it counts (Nextcloud, LibreOffice, etc.)Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

In the final Unraid digest of 2025, ‪@SPXLabs‬ brings you everything that went down with Unraid in December 2025 and gives a peek at what's coming for Unraid in 2026!Also, don't miss the Unraid Year in Review for more details on what changed for Unraid and what's coming in the new year!Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

🎄 Holiday Deal Alert All Unraid merch is 15% off through December—perfect time to gear up or grab something for the Unraider in your life. 🆕 Unraid OS 7.2.1 Released The latest update to Unraid 7.2.1 is live and packed with fixes, refinements, and performance improvements. Check out what's new: https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-7-2-1✨ Brand-New Unraid Account + Checkout Experience We’ve fully rebuilt the Unraid account app and checkout flow to make license management, purchases, and account settings smoother than ever. Learn more here: https://unraid.net/blog/new-unraid-account📬 Prefer a Monthly Email? Stay in the loop with the Unraid Newsletter—a monthly roundup of product updates, news, and community highlights.Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Ed and Stefano are live to discuss the alarming Cox Supreme Court case that could turn ISPs into copyright police, a massive Red Hat breach, and why Google's new developer rules threaten F-Droid and software freedom.The episode kicks off with major security and privacy concerns, including the massive Red Hat GitLab breach that exposed data from 800 organisations, and Microsoft's strange new AI face recognition limits in OneDrive. Ed and Stefano also dive deep into the Cox Communications Supreme Court case, expressing serious concern that it could force ISPs to become copyright police and threaten the future of VPNs. They also cover Google's new developer verification rules, which pose an existential threat to open-source app stores like F-Droid. Ed also shares a personal discovery about a long-standing issue he's had with Docker container networking and Nginx, explaining why case sensitivity can cause unexpected problems for self-hosters.On the hardware and industry front, the hosts discuss the worrying trend of lock screen ads on budget smartphones, a scary incident with a swelling Samsung Galaxy Ring battery, and the massive 10-gigawatt AI chip deal between OpenAI and Broadcom that highlights the huge power demands of modern AI. LINKS Discussed:Unraid Merch StoreRed Hat GitLab BreachMicrosoft OneDrive AI Face RecognitionCox Communications Supreme Court Case Australia Implements World's Strictest Social Media Age Ban F-Droid Faces Existential Threat from Google Developer Registration RequirementsOpenAI and Broadcom Announce 10 Gigawatt Custom AI Chip DealSpotify Partners with Record Labels for AI Music Tools Waymo Announces London Driverless Taxi Service for 2026 Samsung Galaxy Ring Battery Swelling IncidentLock Screen Advertisements Coming to Budget Smartphones Jamf Acquired by Francisco PartnersSend us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Unraid 7.2.0 Stable is out now! We briefly walk you through the major upgrades like:fully responsive WebGUIbuilt‑in open APIRAIDZ expansionBroader filesystem support including ext2/3/4, NTFS, and exFATLinks mentioned:Full release blog: https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-7-2-0Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frtauLMO3-cCyber Weekend Sale starting Nov 28 – subscribe: https://newsletter.unraid.net/Prefer reading? Check out our October newsletter: https://newsletter.unraid.net/p/unraid-october-digest-a5c0Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Welcome to the September 2025 Unraid Digest! Stefano Partida walks through all the latest updates, including the release of Unraid 7.2 Release Candidate 1 7.2 is packed with new features, UI enhancements, and major under-the-hood improvements.🔹 Highlights this month:Unraid 7.2 RC1 now available — with a fully responsive web UIRAID-Z expansion — grow your ZFS pool one disk at a time without downtimeExpanded file system support (EXT, NTFS, exFAT)SSO + OIDC login with your Unraid.net accountVM improvements: virtual sound card emulation, multi-monitor supportNetworking upgrades: Docker IPv6 ULAs, Thunderbolt 4 auto-authorizationLinux USB Creator Tool now available!New Unraid API + community-driven bounty program for developers💡 Pro Tip: Always update your plugins (especially Unraid Connect & Nvidia drivers) before upgrading from Beta → RC to prevent conflicts.🎥 Bonus Content: Watch Ed & Stefano Unleashed — Live from Alabama! where the two reunite after two years to talk Unraid, homelabs, and what’s next.📰 Prefer reading? Check out the full September Unraid Digest Newsletter for a written recap.Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

The Unraid Content  Creator OGs unite in a a long-overdue chat about Unraid, content creation, real-world homelab security, rack tours, future video collabs, and more.Ramy shares how a personal need led him to Unraid and Docker, why the community pulled him back to YouTube, and what’s on deck for Ibracorp. We compare media server stacks (Plex vs Jellyfin vs Emby), talk reverse proxies vs. VPN-only access, walk through Ramy’s rack and Ed’s upcoming encrypted-array auto-unlock plugin, and swap practical security tips for Unraiders.We also announce upcoming Spaceinvader One × Ibracorp collabs—drop your ideas in the comments so we make the videos you want!Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

August and September were massive months for Unraid! We celebrated our 20th Anniversary Birthday Bash with milestone events, community content, and big product updates. Here’s what went down:🎉 20th Anniversary HighlightsOur first-ever live 20th Anniversary eventA special anniversary video from Spaceinvader One (Ed)The launch of the brand-new Unraid Merch Store🖥️ Product Updates: Unraid OS 7.2 BetasUnraid OS 7.2.0-beta.2 and beta.3 introduced some of the biggest updates yet:A responsive WebGUI for mobile and multi-screen setupsA built-in Unraid API for automation and integrationsZFS RAIDZ pool expansion, letting you grow one disk at a timeNew filesystem support for Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, NTFS, and exFATSingle sign-on login with Google, Microsoft, and more🎥 Community ContentUnraid creators also kept the momentum going:IBRACORP returned with Unraid Zero to Hero, a new server tour, and other tutorialsSpaceinvader One and others shared guides on setup, backups, and advanced tipsSend us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Ed and Stefano are back with a packed episode that covers everything from Unraid’s latest release to the unpredictable frontier of AI.Join the livestream on Youtube! The show kicks off with Unraid news: the 7.2 public beta introduces RAIDZ expansion, a fully responsive web GUI, and new file system support (ext2/3/4, NTFS, exFAT). They also spotlight the brand-new API Feature Bounty Program, designed to let the community build features and claim rewards. Along the way, Stefano shares how his sick week and late candles almost derailed him, while Ed recounts his PFsense router failure and recovery.The discussion then widens: compatibility issues with BitLocker-encrypted drives, the mystery of Phison SSD BSOD errors, and Linus Torvalds’ sharp rebuke of a Google engineer’s RISC-V patch. From there it’s on to the AI Wild West—ChatGPT5 vs Grok vs Gemini, the risks of bad prompts, the promise of AI-powered image editing, and the unsettling questions of AI hallucinations and sentience.Rounding things out, the duo covers security breaches, counterfeit storage scams, and why consumers still struggle with delivery services. They highlight privacy-first self-hosted tools like Stirling PDF and Paperless-ngx, revisit the resurgence of piracy fueled by streaming costs, and debate the future of broadband: Starlink’s reach vs. fiber’s reliability.Key TakeawaysUnraid celebrated its 20th anniversary with discounts and a new Feature Bounty Program.Unraid 7.2 adds RAIDZ expansion, a mobile-friendly GUI, and Windows/NAS file system support.BitLocker drives must be decrypted before adding to Unraid.Phison SSD firmware issues are causing BSODs and drive dropouts.Linus Torvalds sharply criticized a Google engineer’s RISC-V patch.ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini compared for performance and image editing capabilities.AI hallucinations and poor prompts can create dangerous outcomes.Apple’s ecosystem integrates smoothly but locks in users.Security breaches and counterfeit drives reveal consumer risks.Delivery services continue to frustrate despite progress.Self-hosting apps like Stirling PDF and Paperless-ngx enhance privacy and control.Piracy resurges as streaming costs climb.Broadband’s future is being contested between Starlink and fiber.Chapters00:00 – Cold open & PFsense disaster recovery 02:27 – Unraid turns 20 02:57 – New Unraid API Feature Bounty Program 04:08 – How bounties work: browse, claim, build, and get rewarded 06:04 – Unraid 7.2 highlights: RAIDZ expansion, mobile GUI, NTFS/exFAT import 09:39 – Adding existing disks & parity rebuilds 11:34 – BitLocker drives and Unraid compatibility 13:02 – Phison SSD BSOD saga explained 17:55 – Linus Torvalds vs Google engineer 22:04 – AI roundup: ChatGPT5, Grok, Gemini “Nano Banana” 29:08 – Apple vs Windows ecosystems 34:54 – Macs at work and ecosystem lock-in 40:45 – Android ↔ Mac file transfers and KDE Connect 46:16 – Google AI overviews gone wrong 48:09 – YouTube “complaints” 49:33 – AI missteps: bromism, bad prompts, vending machine hallucinations 58:40 – Security updates: Exchange zero-day, Salesforce breach 01:00:11 – Fake/refurb drives, Chia fallout, Amazon risks 01:08:24Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

This month , we’re celebrating 20 years of Unraid OS with new features, major community events, and a limited-time sale. From the launch of Unraid 7.2.0-beta.1 to our biggest giveaway ever, there’s a lot to unpack.In this episode: – The 20th Anniversary Sale: 20% off licenses, upgrades, and all merch – How to enter the Show Us Your Server competition – What’s new in Unraid 7.2.0-beta.1, including the mobile app, API, and Home Assistant integration – A look at the new ESP32-powered Unraid Monitor – Community highlights and forum threads you shouldn’t missLinks & Show Notes: – Merch Store → https://merch.unraid.net – Live Event RSVP → https://unraid.net/blog/20-days-of-unraid – Show Us Your Server → https://unraid.net/blog/show-us-your-server – Unraid 7.2.0-beta.1 Release → https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-7-2-0-beta.1Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Uncast – June 2025 DigestIn this month’s Uncast Digest, host Stefano recaps everything that went down in the Unraid world this June.We cover the latest stable releases—Unraid 7.1.3 and 7.1.4—featuring major improvements to networking, virtual machines, Docker, and storage.Highlights include:Why you should upgrade to 7.1.4Fixes for Wi-Fi networking, Docker IPs, and VM MAC assignmentsBetter mover behavior and improvements related to hard linksWatch the full June Digest episode on YouTubeOther Uncast Episodes You Shouldn’t Miss: • Unraid 7.1 Deep Dive → Watch Now • Behind-the-Scenes with Unraid’s co-CEO and API Director → Watch Now Plus:A sneak peek at Unraid’s 20th Anniversary coming in AugustApp of the Month: User Scripts Enhanced Plugin 💌 Want this in your inbox each month? Sign up for the Unraid NewsletterSend us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

In this special episode of The Uncast Show, we go behind the scenes at Unraid as the platform approaches its 20th anniversary. Co-CEO Tiffany Jones and Director of API Platforms & Cloud Services, Eli Bosley join host Ed Rawlings for an honest and insightful conversation about how Unraid has evolved—from its humble beginnings in a garage to becoming a global platform powering homelabs, NAS systems, media servers, and virtual machines.We cover:Why Unraid moved away from hardware salesThe shift to a sustainable licensing modelGrowing a fully remote team from the communityBuilding the upcoming public APIImproving onboarding and securityA brand-new backup system in the worksWhat’s next for the OS, the UI, and the distro basePlus: We answer community questions and share behind-the-scenes clips from our latest team off-site.Subscribe to the Unraid Newsletter: https://newsletter.unraid.netLearn more about Unraid OS: https://unraid.netJoin the Community: https://forums.unraid.net https://discord.unraid.net/Follow Us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@uncastshow Reddit: r/unRAIDSend us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

In this episode, Ed and Stefano explore the real-world challenges of running tech YouTube channels—from the time commitment behind content creation to upcoming innovations on their platforms. They dig into technical topics like hard links, backup strategies, and the latest Unraid updates, while also addressing broader issues such as router security, changes to Microsoft Authenticator, and how AI is becoming part of everyday life.The discussion continues with a look at YouTube Premium’s impact on creators, new hardware innovations from Computex, the evolution of graphics cards, and the future of cooling solutions. They also reflect on the Mandela Effect, the expectations placed on open source software, and Plex’s controversial data policies—before wrapping up with thoughts on the direction of their podcast.What will you build with Unraid?Get Started with Unraid in 15 minutes or less:https://unraid.net/getting-startedThe hosts of Ed & Stefano Unleashed are passionate about home servers, open-source tech, and sometimes going off on tangents. The views and opinions expressed on the show are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the opinions, policies, or positions of Lime Technology, Inc. This show is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to do their own research, experiment responsibly, and not hold the hosts accountable for any questionable home lab decisions. Most importantly, enjoy the show!Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

In this May edition of Ed & Stefano Unleashed, join us for a jam-packed discussion covering everything from Unraid 7.1's biggest new features to the frustrations of vendor lock-in in the NAS world, and much, much more:Ed returns from Japan with tech stories, cultural insights, and a few surprises—including a deep dive into Japan’s electronics scene and safety culture.We break down Unraid 7.1 features for home lab tinkerers and what ZFS pool imports mean for power users.The gaming chat heats up as DLSS4 enters the spotlight—plus, Stefano shares why high-end graphics cards sometimes hurt more than help.We talk Jellyfin vs. Plex, the end of the Self-Hosted podcast, and why community trust matters more than ever in tech.Plus, personal updates, smart home debates, and a look at how the Unraid and home lab community continues to thrive.Chapters:0:00 – Intro & Ed’s Japan Trip6:59 – Unraid 7.1: ZFS Imports, Wi-Fi Support15:51 – Graphics Cards, DLSS4 & Gaming Talk19:50 – Japan Tech Shopping & Cultural Reflections43:38 – Synology Vendor Lock-In Discussion52:53 – Farewell to Self-Hosted Podcast55:01 – Jellyfin vs. Plex1:07:52 – Smart Homes, The Last of Us +TV Chat (SPOILERS) & Viewer Q&A What will you build with Unraid? Get Started with Unraid in 15 minutes or less:https://unraid.net/getting-startedThe hosts of Ed & Stefano Unleashed are passionate about home servers, open-source tech, and sometimes going off on tangents. The views and opinions expressed on the show are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the opinions, policies, or positions of Lime Technology, Inc. This show is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to do their own research, experiment responsibly, and not hold the hosts accountable for any questionable home lab decisions. Most importantly, enjoy the show!Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

In this LIVE episode, Ed and Stefano take a deep dive into the Unraid 7.10 Beta, unpacking exciting new features like built-in Wi-Fi support, ZFS pools, improved GPU management, and advanced dashboard customization. They discuss the importance of responsive web design for mobile access and how to manage multiple Unraid servers with custom tabs.The conversation shifts to media management, with updates on new containers and GPU performance testing. The hosts then tackle the frustrations of installing Windows 11 — from Microsoft account requirements to de-bloating tools that clean up the OS.They share personal experiences with GPU upgrades and transcoding challenges, before comparing Plex and Jellyfin as go-to media server solutions. The discussion expands into open-source AI developments, the buzz around the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, and plans for a trip to Japan.Rounding out the episode, Ed and Stefano highlight the latest Unraid updates, share their experiences with Nextcloud migration, and invite community feedback for future topics.Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube

Mark your Calendars for Ed & Stefano Unleashed – Live Show This Saturday, April 5Join us at 9 AM CDT for a live episode of Ed & Stefano Unleashed — your go-to show for self-hosting talk, tech news, community Q&A, and plenty of fun.Watch it live or catch the replay!Unraid OS 7.1 Beta Series Has LaunchedThe Unraid 7.1 public beta brings major improvements for users across the board, including:-Wireless networking support (Wi-Fi)-VM enhancements: VirGL, QXL, and user-defined VM templates-Importing foreign ZFS pools-Intel Battlemage GPU support via Linux kernel 6.12.20Try it out now and help shape the next release.Beta 1 BlogBeta 2 BlogNew LincStation NAS Platforms Powered by UnraidIntroducing the LincStation N2 and S1 — compact, powerful, and pre-configured to run Unraid. Now on Kickstarter with early bird discounts for a limited time.KickstarterThe Ultimate Energy-Efficient Unraid BuildWe built a 90TB Unraid server that idles around 25 watts and costs less than $30/year to run. Ideal for 24/7 operation, it's proof you don't have to sacrifice performance for efficiency.Watch the buildRead the blogThanks for tuning in!Send us a textOther Ways to Connect with the Uncast Show Uncast Show Website The Uncast Show on Youtube