Brkdncr
@Brkdncr@lemmy.world
- Comment on What is your self hosted power draw? 1 week ago:
Rack mount synology bad, tplink Omada switch, wireless access point, rack fans, and a rack mount nutanix server repurposed as proxmox, but it’s only drawing on the IPMI as I’ve powered it down and moved any services over to containers on the NAS.
- Comment on What is your self hosted power draw? 1 week ago:
I’m drawing 4.474kWh per day on average, and drew 139 kWh over the last month.
I have EcoFlow batteries on both A and B PDUs.
Stuff that can be powered off (mining, redundant power supplies) gets the wall outlet feeding ups b and pdu B turned off at 4pm and turned back on at 9pm to align with my time of use rate plan.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 2 weeks ago:
Yes, that’s how the system works today. Your sentencing is affected by specifics of your crime.
It’s not really a deterrent. Murderers are gonna murder. I lived above one and they murdered with a pillow and telephone cable. I also sat on a trial that put a murderer away. Their circumstances affected their sentencing drastically.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 2 weeks ago:
I can’t possess some firearms legally, therefore many firearms are effectively not legal. How it came to be like that is largely irrelevant.
I’ll be surprised if that changes.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 2 weeks ago:
The same way that they enforce other crimes.
Murdering someone is illegal. Murdering someone while being involved in a gang is extra illegal and affects sentencing for example.
Caught with possession of a “ghost” gun? Insta-jail. Or maybe increase the charge to terrorism.
The legal system has tons of options at their disposal. Going after filament manufacturers is like going after black powder suppliers.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 2 weeks ago:
Sorry I misspoke. It’s fixed. Basically illegal firearms should be enforced better.
- Comment on New California ghost gun lawsuit takes aim at company that sells 3-D printer filament 2 weeks ago:
They are going about this all wrong. Just make possession a crime and enforce it.
- Comment on Tired of expensive disposable batteries and rechargeable AA suck. So I made a 10k mAh pack for my deadbolt. 4 weeks ago:
I have a similar one and can still use a key…
- Comment on Internet centralization and the original sin of NAT 1 month ago:
All starlink residential service is behind cgnat. They have IPv6 but it’s not well documented.
- Comment on Do you know a remote NAS backup solution without Tailscale? 1 month ago:
Cloudfare tunnels with Synology are well documented.
- Comment on My domain is accessible from external networks but not from my internal network. Might anyone know why? 1 month ago:
Another option is to use a proxy service like cloudfare. You end up with internet speed when accessing internal resources though, even if your client is internal.
- Comment on Framework responds to complaints that BIOS update bricks Ryzen 7040 laptops 2 months ago:
These don’t have a recovery bios?
- Comment on Selfhosted Calendar Server that works with the G? 2 months ago:
The easy way is to use a calendar client and not try to inject the calendar into your server.
- Comment on Windows Server 2022 reaches end of mainstream support in 60 days 2 months ago:
After this date, Windows Server 2022 will transition to extended support, which includes security updates at no additional cost, and will continue to receive monthly security updates through October 14, 2031."
- Comment on Windows 11's Built-In Weather App Wastes More Than 1 GB of RAM 2 months ago:
Isn’t it using webview2? I thought that shares resources across all webview2 apps.
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 4 months ago:
Immigration will probably be the only way to get through this ongoing mess.
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 4 months ago:
You can’t. Ww3 will break the supply chain for advanced transistors since it takes 1000’s of diverse inputs to make them. They will simply stop existing. Prices will skyrocket.
A few years later, as age takes out what we have running and things like planes and farm equipment stop working we’ll need to rely on whatever we can source locally.
Sadly this won’t take ww3 to happen as anything can kick off supply chain disruption. The leading cause will be population decline leading to the inability to defend your own boarders. It’s going to be China first. Don’t believe me? look at population trends.