Fmstrat

Is it sad that it’s been so long I can’t remember?

I switched to pihole. Just found it… easier.

Is there high tennis?

This will get tossed. But here’s why it’s actually happening:

Gatalog and Polymaker both market through a network of influencers “specializing in 3D printed ghost gun content, as well as companies and individuals that illegally distribute [digital firearm manufacturing codes],” according to the suits.

Both also directly target state residents: Gatalog advertises a “California Compliant Glock 19-based Carbine kit,” while Polymakers’ website features Proposition 65 warnings and state-specific privacy opt-out features.

I mean yea, advertise your filament with YouTubers making guns, and you put yourself in the…oof.

Not on Kindle Fires unfortunately.

Yea, I’ve recently learned LineageOS has an AndroidTV version that runs on a lot of devices, including the Pi. Been considering investigating that.

Very true. I do have a let’s encrypt wildcard cert that I also use with internal IPs for instances like this. But most of my items don’t require that.

It is surprisingly easy to add a custom CA to phones and laptops. When I migrated to services using one with names like thisservice.lan I thought it would be a lot harder. I just have a generation script that makes a new cert and I throw it in NGINX.

Oh yes, I’ve got a few popular FOSS projects out in the world, these would just go on my dumping ground of a site 😉

It’s a Rackmate T2. I printed the parts in ASA, which is very heat resistant, and it’s held up for a long time against all the hot equipment. It’s also pretty thin on the HD sled holders, still doesn’t sag or budge.

I should probably make these models public at some point.

Hah, yea I used a pre made box to cover off on safety in the lazy way. Using one of these boards inside it: a.co/d/08aDId5p

Most of my custom work was on the front so I could fit multiple mini PCs side by side. Everything designed in FreeCAD with color coded cables per machine 😀

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Edit: ignore the circle. Apparently this photo was used to tell my partner what to unplug during some testing.

This looks great! Any thought on relay control? I built an 8 outlet box with relays inside so I can direct control power to each server with a Raspberry Pi. It runs PiKVM and is also attached to an 8 port KVM for control.

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My brother in efficiency, let me introduce you to wiki.slrpnk.net/articles:start

Thanks! Hadn’t even considered CLI.

Thanks!