GreenKnight23

like the anime itself has become sentient and has announced a new project?

I’d say it’s news enough for it to become self aware, but won’t disparage more developments.

Rikka all the way.

current admin might ask when you can “deliver the 13 year old girl in the picture”.

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sometimes the easiest solution is the best solution.

nothing is exposed publicly except a VPN. no key, no service.

VPN drops you to a vlan that only has app access through reverse proxies.

all network traffic is monitored and alerted using graylog. same for system logs as well.

all alerts notify me directly. all WiFi is whitelist only.

why so strict? mostly because I’m paranoid. I had a stalker earlier in my life that made me fully appreciate privacy.

who needs cybersecurity? nothing bad should happen.

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I’ve got a 12tb sitting with a dead control board. looking for parts to fix it with tbh.

I’m sure there are folks selling drives like that online.

look at used XPS line laptops. they have USBC TB3 that can have a ceiling of 40gbps throughput.

this means you can have a newish gen i7 with 32-64gb of ram with a hub for your networking and storage with a 40gbps bandwidth for it to pipe through. most of that will be available to you since you’re not using it for video out.

keep in mind, Thunderbolt cables/hubs are graded and length of the cable will wreck your bandwidth ceiling. shorter is better. shielded is better.

I once had two XPS laptops networked over TB3 and was getting 10gbe on a 6ft cable. shorten it to a 10inch cable and it would have been likely 40gbe.

they do get warm, make sure you have good airflow and a decent pre-filter and you shouldn’t have any problems.

the standalone laptops will usually run on 100-115w but using a TB15 dock you’re looking at 125-270w. the TB15s are finicky on Linux so you might be better off using a TB3 rated pocket hub with power passthru.

good luck.

• Gundam Wing
• Hack.sign
• detective Conan
• lupin the 3rd
• samurai pizza cats
• ronin warriors

ahh, I didn’t know that. I thought the studio was just making a money grab after he had passed.

guess I’ve got some reading to do.

meh, I didn’t read that one. I don’t think the original artist started it before dying, right?

I’ve read the manhwa…I don’t remember no kid…

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that should be a Perl book. then it’d be magic.

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I remember back in the late 90s software did this. has been happening for decades.

that said, Pihole or a DNS that blocks advertisers should resolve this, right?

AI has democratized software.

lol

ITT a bunch of ungrateful shits who want to get something for nothing.

looks like re:zero. about as basic bitch as basic bitch can get.

I worked for a company where the CEO smiled like that for photo ops.

not much longer

What’s your contingency plan for the apocalypse?

this

I will be one of the first to die. thought about moving, but honestly I would rather die than survive exist on this shithole after a nuclear war.

I don’t know much about homarr but it sounds like going with jq and envsubst might give you a faster solution that you can just iframe in your dashboard. though the learning curve can be steep if you’re unfamiliar with Linux command line.

I’m pretty sure you can literally pass in base64 encoded HTML to an iframe it will load in or pass it a publicly accessible file and it will work too.

I had messed around with building a locally hosted dashboard using similar methods so I’m pretty sure it will work.

lots of ways to do it, where will it be displayed? if it’s in a console, jq would more than suffice.

if you want it to be processed heavily and added to an HTML document, probably something like a mix of jq and envsubst. you could forego all that and just use sed to inject the json into HTML then have JavaScript parse it out for you browser side.

if you want to store it in a database why not just store the whole json?

your requirements aren’t very clear on what you want this data for or how it will be used. without that there’s just too many variable solutions.

can you parse json? sure! what for/how will it be used? not sure.

hope this helps.

I watched the 1997 Berserk series in one sitting.

I fell in love instantly.

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expected advice from typical JF users.

thanks for the input. I’m going to be moving the controller outside the enclosure but there’s still the motors and hot end to contend with.

I suppose I could monitor interior temps and activate the venting/filter when it reaches temp. would be tricky though, because then I would risk feeding a fire and allowing it to escape should one start.

Make sure your printer is not on something flammable

I’m currently building an enclosure for mine that is double layered with backer board (concrete) and drywall (high inflammability).

also adding in a smoke detector that can cut off the power with a backup thermistor that when triggered will cut off the power and set off an even louder alarm.

my hope is to have it sealed air tight enough that even if a fire were to start, it would quickly run out of oxygen to burn. I may lose the printer, but hopefully I won’t lose my house.

my preference would have been to keep my printing to an exterior building but that’s not possible right now.

I share this in hopes someone might get some inspiration and protect themselves from the inevitable fire that starts from the hobby.