Yes. Anyone who says otherwise is a goddamn liar.

Getting started with openwrt there were a few times i fucked the config so badly the only resolution was to nuke from orbit and start from scratch

Back to irc lads

Media server, two players, openwrt mesh, webserver.

Now we own (in this economy!) adding in a beefier firewall so we can run up a hubitat on a dedicated proxmox and looking at setting up a pve for work reasons because fuck cloning all these system OS drives. Maybe nagios for shits and giggles

Well it was worse around lan 2, now it’s definitely worst

I live in australia and catch PT in summer. No one should be ok with body odour.

Not quite. Static route is coded on both ends. Tells your machines ‘if you want to talk to network B use this ip / route and no other.’ And then on the other end tell the machine ‘you want to talk to network A via this ip/route and no other.’

You can jigger with the subnets obvs, to cover an entire network range or just a specific ip / machine

Try coding a static route?

Cable management, you don’t’t want any heavy rackmount stuff 3d printed.

I did a nice fanmount for my Arris NTD, i’ve also done some toggles to go with paracord to loop up network cabling. Thangs, cults3d and thingiverse are your friends :)

Being a Lexx fan i just crack up at downfall memes because all i can see is Priest

I can still feel that fucking residue from building a comms room in 2004 gyraahhh

Oh god i remember thise fuckers. Used to be ubiquitous on 1RUs in the early oughts

The only acessible element is the webserver. Fileserver, home automation, octopi, proxmox, media, etc etc are all isolate.

So here’s the fun thing:

A small home nas or a plex could easily do what my fileserver ‘Enigma’ does.

But I built Enigma in 2001. Granted she’s had her upgrades and grown from 1tb (princely back in the day!) to 25, but it’s the same server.

This is how most of it goes. You see a tech with a giant rig doing something that a smaller commercial unit does nowadays? That didn’t exist when the custom rig was built. That’s why the rig was built. To fill a need you can’t commercially.

Anyway that’s storage, my fuckoff ram server runs the nagios and home automation servers and is used to spin up test vms for work : P

Meanwhile they also bitch about gender neutral terms. While speaking a gender neutral language

DynDNS. That will give you a hostname, but check if your ISP offers a static IP tbh. Client side shouldn’t matter overmuch if you’re returning requests it’s made

Just use the rdp wrapper. https://www.helpwire.app/blog/remote-desktop-for-windows-10-home/

It works, i’ve used it in professional settings no worries

Np :). Just make sure you use enough tape to overlap itself, makes them more secure.

Inline labels, hands down. I did similar to this to roll my own

Also just ask work if you can run some off on the brady, they probably won’t give a shit

3D printer. Get one, find someone with one, library, etc.

I own so my ntd is running a 120mm fan in a custom secured chassis

I do a lot of work with Qnap’s TS-431 rackmount series atm (building dedicated docker machines) and they’re pretty sweet noise-wise. I can actually hear if a drive platter is dodgy over the system db. Something to consider?