

Wait… Is that heavy water?? /s


Wait… Is that heavy water?? /s


I have:
I work as a sysadmin so I’ve picked up a few things that wouldve gone to recycling.
My concern is power draw running 24/7 so I need wattage monitors and going to start with the Pi systems. Until I hit performance issues then migrate to a SFF.


My SO is already using keepass locally. Used to be only a paper notebook. Data breach paranoia.
I plan to setup vaultwarden or keepassXC


Yeah that’s on the list. I want them hard wired though. Gotta hire an electrician to wire up the outside of the house.


Good call. I was thinking of trying a 128GB usb3 stick I got. Maybe a ssd/nvme on a USB3 controller.


That’s a great rule of thumb. So setup two switches. One for manual and one with a ESP32.


I just bought my first home and as soon as I’m decently unpacked I’m going to start my journey on self hosting.
Currently planning:
Not sure what else to add. Open to advice or suggestions.


This specifically depends on what you want to run.
I’d say grab any unused PC in your home or off the street and it’ll work. Raspberry Pi are good for low wattage so it’s not expensive to run 24/7/365.
The electricity savings would pay for itself over time vs a 10 year old random desktop.


This is why I’m using a refurbished mini PC as my home server. Lower wattage for constant uptime at home. Also very quiet.


I second this setup.
I have 3 ONN sticks and they do the job. Great for the price. Just sideload Kodi, new launcher, remap buttons.
I even paid for button mapper. Totally worth it.


Yeah this just sounds like compliance with the media making it seem like a protest for clicks…

Reporter: “Would you ceded the election if you lose?”
Trump: “If it’s a fair election.”
The reds prepped for MONTHS if not longer to fight democracy if Trump lost. They had loads of active cases up until the election on loads of bullshit interference. Which all promptly disappeared when Trump won.
Democracy isn’t the issue. It’s the corruption of these rich assholes.


I did a support call for a local coffee shop about a decade ago.
They had a separate WiFi router for guests. When they got a squatter they unplugged the guest WiFi if when they wanted him out.
They were in a very high traffic area and had minimal seating.
I gave up playing this game.
“You hungry? ‘Yes.’ OK I’m craving burgers from X place I’m ordering two burgers in 30 minutes unless you tell me you want something else.”
So far it’s working well. Either she orders from where I want or somewhere close by.
‘I’m feeling Chinese.’ Baby you can get whatever you want. I’ll hit two spots or switch my order.
Oh man there was an entire south park episode about this…
Even triggering arguments to build up hype on socials. Can’t find the episode, but it mentioned arguing or disagreeing with someone while aiming for a 3rd person to jump in overreacting and it spreads.
Edit: found it
Season 20 finale, 2010, featuring Elon musk…
https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/The_End_of_Serialization_as_We_Know_It/Script
It’s a way in which one person can create a massive reaction on the Internet. Look, person A trolls person B, but it’s not about person B, the troll is trying to push buttons to try and get a reaction from hundreds, eventually creating person C, whose overreaction and self righteousness will elicit a reaction from persons D through F, who weren’t trolls but can’t help rip on person C.

Saved to post to a work chat. Haha
I saw that episode too. It was wild watching him dig up clay, make a wood frame, fire them and stack them.
Oddly soothing.
Gotta follow rule 1 and 2.
I’ve worked remotely for years. With the “raise hand” options its usually a very “talking pillow” type of taking turns.
Rarely there’s back and forth but it’s clear when someone talks over another and you can thankfully mute people.
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