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RackNerd's OFFICIAL LET BLACK FRIDAY! HUNDREDS OF GIVEAWAYS + CRAZY DEALS, MASSIVE (come see)
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I mean, never had the power go out in college
Almost 12 hour difference for us then. Probably time for good night
You still in college? noob mentioned you recently finished Engg or something.
Graduated, CS
Yep, right about time most of us are looking forward to that
Congrats.
So you are now in hunt for job? or got one already?
I believe most UPS systems say you should replace it like every 2 years. I test mine every spring (well, after all the snow melts/everything dries outside) since I will typically take my systems outside to get rid of any dust they collected... I say mine typically last about 3-4 years. Do not trust a health check unless it actually puts the load on the batteries since I've had them report good but either last a couple minutes or instant off when they lost power. In my home rack, I have two that feed a switched PDU. So I unplug the active one from the wall to see how it behaves and the 2nd can take over. Then I do the same thing to the other one.
Yup. My APC UPS with two batteries died after 1 and half years. We have frequent outages daily, so I guess it didnt' last long due to that.
Job hunts all the time all day long
Wish i had the money for that
Here's the URL on where we'll be streaming the giveaway announcement tomorrow! Share, bookmark, and set your alarms
8 PM PST, December 13.
So hype everyone join let's see who wins
All the best dude..
Would be funny if dustin got pulled
Oh yeah, I've been slowly building out my homelab over many many years and piece by piece. Only thing I would do different is start with my networking gear. For a long time I used average home stuff plugging into a generic switch and it would cause many issues since I would basically overload things (average home routers aren't made for a ton of devices and pushing a bunch of data). When I first switched to a little home built pfsense box, it was like night and day. I eventually switched to a ubiquiti setup since I heard good things about them and I liked the idea of the centralized management but can still ssh into devices to do things if needed.
I smashed that notification bell
Hello, I would like to double the bandwidth.
Invoice #14134115
Order Number: 5363078364
Thanks!
what a name... not even gonna look to see if thats a real site, dont want the glowies getting ideas in there head XD
All the best everyone.
Well, this may soon have to become the norm. I might have to run OpenWRT on a secondary router and set up Adguard and other packages helping block unwanted elements soon. This problem has become so widespread now. At one point, it was sporadic. But, right now, everyone's got so used to it, that they think it's normal for devices around them snooping on their conversation, or maybe possibly, even read their brain waves.
I was just kidding. I haven't yet gotten drunk enough ever to feel high or nauseous.
He has promised to be active on the last few days. Been trying to bring him in for quite some time now.
didnt they recently come out with custom hardware for that?
Hey, I am here. Let's make some noise.
I mean its more lukewarm right now
Nooo, dont make too much loud noise I have a headache
Yup, an overpriced unbrickable (NOR backup) OpenWrt One, though $10 does go into the developer pool on every purchase.
Trust me, he'll be here and when he is, he's gonna give us a run.