You can see the writeup here https://piefed.social/post/1002037
tl;dr It started with running Home Assistant for my smart home.
Eventually it became running my own servers to replace google & Microsoft etc.
Ek-Hou-Van-Braai
joined 10 months ago
Sharing my Homelab hobby, the interactions here are so much nicer
Not gona lie, I'm very tempted it'll get me lots of Internet points, and definitely a few haters
Thanks. ODROID allows 4 drives with sata, it's a really nice solution.
You could attach even more with using nvme
Thanks!!
It's a 10 Euro fan controller, that I'm temporarily using till I can build my own with ESP32
Time for Pakistan to upgrade to and help develop Linux
Paradox of tolerance
The paradox of tolerance is a philosophical concept suggesting that if a society extends tolerance to those who are intolerant, it risks enabling the eventual dominance of intolerance; thereby undermining the very principle of tolerance.
Very much so, but I do enjoy gross overkill.
I'll build them into a future case then they won't be as overkill
The other HDD I have is a WD Gold, it's definitely the louder of the two, both of them are ~5 years old. Now that I moved the databases off of them, they are quieter than my work laptop, so they don't bug me.
But oh boy, it really did sound like a train yard at one point.
I think the answer is somewhere in the middle, and depends on your definition of "swimming"
Can a grown adult who can stay calm in stressful situations learn swimming well enough from a book so that he doesn't drown the first time he jumps in a pool. Yes
Can everyone do that, definitely not.
It also depends on the activity, you can probably learn bowling from a book good enough to hit the pins and then get better from there.
You could definitely not learn to fly a helicopter from a book.