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A retired work laptop outperforms a mini PC as a homelab server due to its built-in battery and display. The battery survives power fluctuations, while the display enables local troubleshooting without external peripherals. The author's Latitude 7480 runs over 20 stacks, including AdGuard Home DNS.
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Summary by ByteBrief
Old PCs become DevOps home labs for students