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That too, yes. General game server for a few games I play with friends, plus some datacrunching from time to time.

25%. My dehumidifier doesn’t go lower than that.

I think I have enough hardware laying around to serve as a dialup ISP for this. And the upstream bandwidth I already have is probably more than that of my dialup ISP 30 years ago.

I read an interesting by a historian claiming that “The Sea People” weren’t a distinct people, but rather desperate refugees turned raiders due to the bronze age collapse after the trade networks collapsed.

He argued that, based on archeological findings, this collapse started in the north and gradually moved south, and to the island civilizations who hadn’t been severely affected yet, the crisis further north didn’t show until desperation had turned distant trading cultures into migratory Raiders.

Free except from the drive to get there. But the drive is a lot cheaper than those racks would cost.

Vent fans at the top and the bottom. But it can be next to my work desk without the hardware getting annoying.

Not working on anything particular, but I’m going on a road trip on Tuesday to this regional airport that is giving away two racks perfect for my use case. Deep enough for my larger machines, sound proofed and 42U tall.

• Http/https
• dns
• Wireguard
• Minecraft
• beegfs

It isn’t. Never testing that it’s compatible with the new hardware platform is.

To be fair, an Ariane 5 rocket failed because of a float being treated as a double, or something similar. I don’t remember the details, but what makes it embarrassing is that it was the result of recycling code from Ariane 4.

Ah, there you are… I wad about to link to the picture you posted in my extruder-cleaning-post the other day, hehe.

Personally I have no experience with Creality, but I’ll take your word for it.

Came here to suggest this. As a norwegian I have been using it since forever, but I wasn’t aware of how good it is for outside of Norway too until a friend of mine, who then worked with them mentioned that they had a surprisingly large user base from one African village.

I travel a lot for a living, so I often use it for places I am headed to on the other side of the world.

It’s run by the norwegian metrological institute, so their model is based on the same data you’d have with paid services.

What’s that good? Not sure if burnt filament from a leaky assembly, or epoxy from trying to seal said leak.

Base everything on UTC, and you’ll avoid any issues where timezones and/or DST apply.

As a non-canadian, I of course disagree with number 1 in principle, but I agree in practice. Other than that, I find it fairly reasonable.

The ones I’ve come to really like for their consistent quality results are:

• Prusament (PETG)
• Fiberlogy (ASA)
• eSun (ABS)
• Addnorth (Various)

I started hosting stuff before containers were common, so I got used to doing it the old fashioned way and making sure everything played nice with each other.

Beyond that, it’s mostly that I’m not very used to containers.