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dull chasm
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for john deere tractor

deft pewter
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Not since yesterday, huh? ๐Ÿ˜„

dull chasm
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thats not nice mono

deft pewter
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Just an observation ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

clever mortar
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Maybe they've been in a time machine and forgotten the last 20 or so hours?

dull chasm
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yes and the polite thing to do is say welcome back ....right ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

clever mortar
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Welcome back Vasiley, it's been ages since we last saw you

dull chasm
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thank you

tidal bronze
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Lol.

dull chasm
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well this covid shit has me at 70+ hours a week so ....not much time to bullshit

deft pewter
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Laters.

dull chasm
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alligators

tidal bronze
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Any thoughts/recommendations on double boiler expresso machines ?

tidal bronze
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That's for tea ๐Ÿ˜†

dull chasm
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no way ....best kinda coffee

tidal bronze
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What kinda coffee is that ?

dull chasm
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there is no kinda coffee ....this is not starbucks .....just plain old good coffee ..

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we have to get you boots dirty ..you been in fancy la too long

tidal bronze
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There's other types of coffee? I thought all coffee is from Starbucks

dull chasm
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i dont have a starbucks close to me ....prolly 50 to 75 miles lol

pure vine
pure vine
clear ferry
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60 minutes s53e22 is about the solarwinds attack

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Quite good

night zodiac
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s42 is my favorite

dull chasm
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@tidal bronze but i have a feed store, a john deere dealer, grocery store and a ice house within 10 minutes ....what else do i need

night zodiac
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I don't know what an ice house is but my town has the other things

dull chasm
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beer sodas and gas

night zodiac
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so a gas station

clear ferry
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@dull chasm I thought it took more than 10min to leave your property

dull chasm
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well we count from the point of leaving LOL

river lodge
tidal bronze
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Is it single or double? We do not have Electrolux here. Planning to upgrade the single I have.

tidal bronze
dull chasm
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you have rabbits ....feed store has rabbits and feed ....win win chicken dinner @tidal bronze

river lodge
clear ferry
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Couple of thousand us marine in Norway training on how to survive in the arctic, dem boys cold

last cedar
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Reminds me of.....

clear ferry
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๐Ÿคฃ

burnt cave
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I have not, sounds interesting

forest edge
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what are foreign nations?

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I am absolutely loving them putting all these new movies coming out in theaters on hbomax the same day

short lion
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Withings app: no no no, you were actually born the day before

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9/2 becomes 9/1 too

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Timezones amirite

hushed basalt
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DNS ans timezones

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The root cause of all issues

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Civil war in a ex soviet country, datetime issues

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Coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef, DNS invalidation

sacred lark
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Anybody interested in working on NEEO Smart Remote integration/flow between HA and NEEO?

NEEO is rooted and their is a community of users working on it.
An SDK driver called Meta has been created and Mosquito/Node Red has been installed on the Brain.

https://github.com/jac459/neeo2021onward

https://github.com/jac459/metadriver

https://github.com/jac459/NeeoDriversInBrain

Volunteers???

forest edge
sacred lark
# forest edge <@!693248584228798524> not an ideal place to post that kind of stuff. you would ...
short lion
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How are you all backing up your configs automatically?

forest edge
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various ways from overkill to simple

supple parcel
hearty depot
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swiss desing, that thing must be expensive

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seen a simalar diy project pit an pizero at its heart
from a feeling I would spend 150โ‚ฌ max.
now intrested what the pricing is

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but the idea is neat as hell, I would need that

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forest edge
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who the hell would spend 600 on a remote lol

hearty depot
forest edge
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what is that an ink display?

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those drawing tablets are not cheap

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I had looked into them several years ago cause I use photoshop all the time but I just couldn't dish out the cash

hearty depot
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More epaper

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It's literally a digital block. (Is it block in english? Collection of papers stacked behind each other ) accuracy is not good for drawing. Especially the cloud pissed mo off as.f
you have 2gb of storage and no way of working with object storage. You could Mail stuff around via their cloud. Otherwise, it was ok. But not awesome.
Decent drawing displays in roughly A4 size starting around 300โ‚ฌ

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Though of getting one instead of this thing

hardy rain
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@hearty depot I'm curious about "block", what's your native language, and how would you say the word in that language?

hearty depot
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German, we call it a notiz-block. Fuzz.. should go to bed - almost 3am

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Googled, -> writing pad :D
Got what I meant?

torpid spire
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Is there a reason why HA choose ODROID over the Rpi?

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Is it faster?

short lion
hardy rain
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@hearty depot Yep! I was curious if you meant "sheaf", which is a collection of loose papers. A writing pad or "notepad" is a collection of papers typically bound at one end (which is what makes it a "pad").

forest edge
torpid spire
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Gotcha, Thanks

subtle pasture
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Bind it along the left side, and suddenly it's a note-book rather than a note-pad

hardy rain
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Ah, that's a good point!

subtle pasture
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Gotta love English. "I rotated this object 90 degrees. It now has a different name"

hardy rain
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Hahaha, exactly

hushed basalt
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Wooh house soon

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If finance goes through, which we've been told should

last cedar
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I have to do that when I move

subtle pasture
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You know what I'm surprised doesn't exist? Smart toilet paper roll holders...

violet herald
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no real good place to post this, but I am about 2 hours into my Home assistant install and I already have a custom button on my dashboard that will ping my iPhone

subtle pasture
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Just a regular roll holder but with a reed switch against the roll that activates when it's low, and orders more

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Glorified Amazon Dash button. lol

subtle pasture
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Heh, interesting style of holder

violet herald
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Yeah, I think that style is more for additional storage for the bathroom

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so you don't run into the "there is no TP on the holder" issue

last cedar
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Maybe an ir beam, just to make it as complicated as possible!

hushed basalt
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Lazors

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But the term you're looking for is digital kanban

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They're mostly diy from teams in manufacturing/engineering

lean heart
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Is it possible to control home assistant entirely with api calls

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And similarly have home assistant send api calls when a device status is changed

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Basically I want to control my home through a JS file instead of using the scripting inside HA

tawny orchid
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regional appropriate greetings

subtle pasture
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Well hello there

last cedar
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You maybe can

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But should you?

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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@last cedar I mean, I'm fine with Intel GPUs having one more trick up their sleeves

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I wonder if they'd be fast enough to do dedicated hardware PhysX processing

clear ferry
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My nose is runny, so I've ordered a Corona test

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And it didn't cost me $1500

clever mortar
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Yeah, we just ask for them

clear ferry
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They just called me back, just come by, drive through

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It'll be interesting because I have an insane gag reflex

clear ferry
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Yes, with my sphincter muscle being so tight my career as a gay man would have been short

subtle pasture
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...I would like to note you can be straight and still test the limits of both of those orifices ๐Ÿ˜

clear ferry
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I have tried, and my wife laughs when I brush my molars

subtle pasture
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lol

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How the heck did you hit your gag reflex just by brushing your molars?

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Like... how do you eat if you can't even... just... wat?

clear ferry
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I said it was sensitive ๐Ÿคฃ

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Printing single joy-con holders for me and the wife, we discovered we could play diablo 3 coop on the switch

cedar chasm
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One of these days I am going to make an impulsive purchase of a 3D printer that sit unused for 99.99999% of the year.

clear ferry
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Mine was printing 24/7 for the first few weeks, now I print 2-4 items a week

subtle pasture
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They come in handy more often than you'd think...

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I regularly print hooks for pegboard, specialized cable management, fidget toys, etc.

clear ferry
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Toys timgrin

subtle pasture
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And it's good for those one-off fixes, like I needed a new plastic guide piece for a sliding closet door. No way I could buy that without buying a whole new door... modeled it and printed it. Problem solved

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Broke a foot on a keyboard? Print a new one.

clear ferry
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I broke an assembly piece on my new IKEA cupboard, just printed a new one

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Very handy

cedar chasm
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They make whims into reality in a useful way too, maybe?

subtle pasture
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Yup, one of my partners lost some of the plastic pegs that hold the shelves in an Ikea cupboard... and of course, they're special pegs

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Printed new ones

cedar chasm
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I'm getting that I am practically living in a cave if I don't have one now

subtle pasture
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Hell, I did some PC case modding with 3D printing. My case originally only had brackets for 120mm fans in the front. I modeled and printed brackets for 140mm fans

clear ferry
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Heathen

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Now learn to use apropos and for i @cedar chasm

subtle pasture
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v1, v2 (testing fit, adjusting design), and then two v3's in black for the final installation

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The two black brackets are installed in my case now

clear ferry
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I want my new laptop now

cedar chasm
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Some nice 3D printer usecases, my cohorts!

subtle pasture
clear ferry
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You can 3d print a CNC router too

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I should get around to that at some point

subtle pasture
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Yup, I've looked at printing a CNC router / laser cutter. lol

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My 3D printer itself is printed XD

clear ferry
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It would be handy for my musical instrument hobby

subtle pasture
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Oh yeah, I've seen amazing cable routing devices printed for guitar bodies

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And you can 3D print jigs to cut wood at any angle or curve

clear ferry
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Interesting, my new laptop is actually Ubuntu certified

subtle pasture
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CPU delid tool, anyone?

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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CPU goes into tool, tool goes into vice. Craaaank-pop!

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Off comes the heatspreader

clear ferry
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Why would you want that though

subtle pasture
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Also, check out dem clean layers ๐Ÿ‘Œ

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So, this is fro Ivybridge CPUs, where intel used thermal compound between the CPU and IHS, rather than soldering the CPU to the IHS

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As a result, the chips often run hotter than they should

clear ferry
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Orly

subtle pasture
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So it's common to pop the heatspreader, replace the paste with liquid metal, and then re-assemble

clear ferry
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Ivy bridge is....Xeon V2 right?

subtle pasture
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You can also remove the factory silicone sealant that held the heatspreader on, which allows the heatspreader to sit closer to the die (the thinner the layer of thermal interface material, the better)

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Xeon E5 v2 are Ivybridge, yeah

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It's not uncommon to see temps drop like 10c under load. Kinda crazy...

clear ferry
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I usually only remember the codename of Itanium ๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
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The CPU in that shot is my old i7 3770k, which is still running in my girlfriend's PC

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Didn't fuck it up ๐Ÿ‘Œ

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Got a nice 4.6GHz overclock out of it, as well. It still does alright for itself.

clear ferry
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I'm really surprised our clockspeeds haven't increased much in 20 years, the pentium 4 was 3.2 I believe in 2003

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Limitation of x86 I guess

subtle pasture
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Yeah, the stock-clock of my current CPU (i7 5960x) was only 3.0 GHz...

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It's now running at 4.5 GHz. lol

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50% OC club. woot-woot <_<

clear ferry
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I did 300-450 on a celeron in 2001.. I think it was

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Without any hardware modification that is

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In a socket to slot converter

subtle pasture
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Yeah, didn't mod the 5960x, it already has a soldered IHS

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Did upgrade the cooler, but I was going to do that anyway for noise reasons... intel's stock coolers kinda suck

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Also, hol' up. Socket to slot converter? They made those?

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Like, it lets you run a slotted CPU in a socket?

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I've seen adapters that work the other direction

clear ferry
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No no

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Other way

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Celeron was socket

subtle pasture
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Ah, kk

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That I've seen before

clear ferry
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Motherboard had slot1

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Lga370 I want to say

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..

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Memory fuzzy

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FPGA maybe

subtle pasture
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FPGA = Field Programmable Gate Array... so probably not. lol

clear ferry
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Ppga370

subtle pasture
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I used to run one of these... it was an oddball for sure: https://www.asrock.com/mb/ULi/K8Upgrade-1689/

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That yellow slot? That's not PCIe, that's a proprietary "CPU Upgrade" card slot

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So you could slot this badboy in:

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Which would allow you to run a Socket AM2 CPU in your Socket 754 + AGP (or 939 + PCIe) motherboard.

clear ferry
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What in tarnation

subtle pasture
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From back when ASRock were absolute madlads

clear ferry
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Reminds me of the Intel i960 daughter boards for MCA

subtle pasture
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The CPU support list on that motherboard is absolutely insane, btw: https://www.asrock.com/mb/ULi/K8Upgrade-1689/#CPU

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Every CPU from 754, 939, and AM2...

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What I don't get is... why didn't they just make the original socket a slotted card too?

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Just replace the top half of the motherboard with a giant edge connector

wraith bough
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So, my raspberry pi3B capacity seems to be too little to run my Home Assistent stable for days. My swap is being eaten and I already removed grafana/influxdb. As we grow more dependent on the automation, what would be a good replacement? I am now running a pi3B with an HDD but it does not alway boot smoothly.

subtle pasture
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HDD? Yeah, the power draw will cause issues... probably best to stick with SSDs

wraith bough
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Any good advice, I don't really care what OS or hardware

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I would like it if it is in a nice casing

clever mortar
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NUC is good ๐Ÿ˜‰

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Old laptop works fine

clear ferry
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So, the Corona test in the throat was no issue, the nose was fucking vile

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Scratching your brain stem

subtle pasture
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Yeah, a used intel NUC would be more than enough for most users

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And they can get pretty darn cheap used

wraith bough
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ok and then run Linux?

subtle pasture
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If you want. You could also just run HomeAssistant OS

clear ferry
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Debian yes

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Or whatever you are most familiar with

wraith bough
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any *nix is fine and the home assistant OS does save a lot of extra work

subtle pasture
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Can HA be installed on FreeBSD? Hmmm

clear ferry
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It can also be a lot more headache

wraith bough
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thanks for the advice and I will start looking for a nice Intel

clear ferry
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@subtle pasture I ran on it for over a year, so yes

subtle pasture
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heh, I've found HA OS to be the easier option to deal with

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Oh, HomeAssistant will run properly under FreeBSD? Well shit...

clear ferry
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Jails yes

subtle pasture
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Yeah, love jails, but HA seemed to be all-in on Docker

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And HA OS takes care of Docker for me, which... makes it tolerable

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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Otherwise, Docker can go get fucked >_>

wraith bough
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what about core, atxbyea?

clear ferry
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It runs on bsd

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And probably hpux too

subtle pasture
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Yeah, the issue with Core is the entire Supervisor tab vanishes

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Which means the internal self-management is just... gone...

clear ferry
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Supervisor ๐Ÿคข ๐Ÿคข ๐Ÿคข ๐Ÿคข ๐Ÿคข ๐Ÿคข

subtle pasture
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Hey, supervisor makes shit easy

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Upgrades and add-ons? Done

clever mortar
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For some value of easy, yes

subtle pasture
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And if HA is running on dedicated hardware, or in a VM... yeah, I'm just going to run HA OS

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Because I have other VMs to run other shit

wraith bough
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as I started I ran HA on ubuntu and ran into all kinds of compatability stuff to solve, I very much like the HA OS, being able to snapshot/upgrade/restore

clever mortar
clear ferry
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Parking sensors make parking easy, but when it stops working those bitches will drive into a wall

wraith bough
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or if they pick the car without the sensor ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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I like the "have your cake and eat it too" scenario of just running HA OS in a VM... because you can just spin up other VMs rather than trying to cram everything onto the same OS as HA

wraith bough
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or if they get disctracted by the sound.... what that beeping????..... oops

clear ferry
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@subtle pasture but you can't run add-ons distributed, which makes it an all eggs in a basket scenario

clever mortar
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Or downgrade them

clear ferry
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Or choose your version at all

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Brb, forced upgrades yes

subtle pasture
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turns on fault tolerance at the hypervisor level

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There, it's distributed

clever mortar
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Most folks don't have a proper home server setup ๐Ÿ˜‰

clear ferry
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Still all eggs in said vm

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Even if it fails over

subtle pasture
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Yeah, but that VM can now keep running even if I yank all the cables out of the back of the server it's running on

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Because FT runs it on multiple hosts in lockstep

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Zero downtime baby ๐Ÿ‘

clear ferry
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Sure, but if it gets corrupted it gets corrupted in all ft clones

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๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
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This is why Veeam is doing hypervisor-level backups

clear ferry
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Then you still have to restore

subtle pasture
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And helpfully includes a driver to boot directly from a backup archive, so you don't even have to wait for it to restore to a VHD to start the VM

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So no... you don't even have to restore. lol

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Enterprise virtualization is fucking rad, yo

clear ferry
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But you are now the 0.000000000000001% of haos users

clever mortar
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๐Ÿ˜‚

subtle pasture
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... someone with two NUCs instead of one?

clever mortar
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Which is two more than most

clear ferry
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Still 0.000001%

subtle pasture
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The barrier to entry isn't high, and you were ALREADY talking about distributed containers

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What percent of HA users use THAT, eh?

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I think we're in the same ballpark

clever mortar
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HAOS != HA ๐Ÿ˜›

subtle pasture
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never said it did?

clear ferry
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Probably 3-5% tbh

subtle pasture
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So they already have multiple nodes to distribute over...

clear ferry
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Converting haos users weekly to something more sane ;-)

subtle pasture
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If 3-5% of users already have two nodes, then the 0.000001% you tossed out earlier was a bit of BS ๐Ÿ˜›

clear ferry
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No, because 99.9% of haos users run on kids toys like the RPI or odroid

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๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
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You can literally run ESXi on the Raspberry Pi...

clear ferry
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With a single node

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They don't

subtle pasture
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Also, you were talking about distributed containers, so single-node users don't enter into it...

clear ferry
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Because they are technically inept, which is why they choose the appliance

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Easy == low threshold

subtle pasture
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Right, but again, you were talking about people running distributed containers... which has rather similar hardware requirements to just running a FT virtual machine

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Two physical nodes

clear ferry
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Sure, but you can run that without enterprise licences

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Ft requires license, so does vmotion

subtle pasture
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Hyper-V server is free, actually... so yeah, with the two-NUC example, you can...

clever mortar
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Hyper-V ๐Ÿคข

subtle pasture
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Hey, you want free? You get free

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It supports WAY more shit than ESXi free does

clever mortar
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I'll take Proxmox over that ๐Ÿ˜‰

subtle pasture
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Go cry to VMWare about it

clear ferry
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No sane people run hyperv, they are better off running a pi

subtle pasture
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Fuck Proxmox, holy shit. FUCK Proxmox

clear ferry
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๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
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No sane person runs Proxmox

clever mortar
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Ah, then run the underlying software directly ๐Ÿ˜‰

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It's not hard, it just doesn't have a pretty UI

clear ferry
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UI no

subtle pasture
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I have two major issues with Proxmox: I could NOT migrate existing virtual machines to it, and none of my existing backup software supported it (so all backup chains were dead)

clever mortar
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I like both. UIs are handy, command lines are power

subtle pasture
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Hyper-V had neither of these issues

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The UI didn't even enter into it. lol

clever mortar
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Proxmox.... just runs on Debian. If your backup software can't handle Debian, it's pretty shit ๐Ÿ˜‰

subtle pasture
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No, I can back up the host fine, but that's the problem... it's just the host

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That leaves all the VMs in an inconsistent state

clear ferry
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Middleware hell

subtle pasture
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You need backup software that actually knows it's backing up a hypervisor and can command VMs to snapshot themselves

clear ferry
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Truenas scale yes

clever mortar
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Back up the hosts, or use the qm commands to snapshot stuff

subtle pasture
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Anyway, currently using Veeam, which has full support for ESXi and Hyper-V, so... that's sorted

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They have zero interest in supporting Proxmox, because there's no market for it... they might think about Citrix soon

clear ferry
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The veeam free license is actually good

subtle pasture
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Indeed

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Though I went and got an NFR license

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I exceeded the number of VMs you can back up on free :<

clear ferry
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See, now you are in the 0.00000000000000000000000000001% user base of HAOS

subtle pasture
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Not even talking about HA anymore?

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This is hypervisor fangirl hour, keep up

clear ferry
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You actually do backup

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๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
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But yeah, good to note that Veeam does offer free NFR licenses, which offer full enterprise functionality

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Just have to renew it once a year

clear ferry
subtle pasture
clear ferry
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But they are.... Mental neckbeards

subtle pasture
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Fedora intensifies >_>

winter wren
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peace to everybody

winter wren
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๐Ÿ˜ฆ make love not war

subtle pasture
clear ferry
hearty depot
clear ferry
last cedar
short lion
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Am I too late? I use proxmox

dusky plank
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too late for what?

short lion
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The discussion

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From 8h ago

dusky plank
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well, i prefer kvm but you at least successfully avoided hyperv

clever mortar
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Well, Proxmox wraps KVM (amongst other things)

clear ferry
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Proxmox has no real life value anyway

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Outside of a neckbeard homelab

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:rofl:

clever mortar
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must grow larger beard

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Not that I use the UI much, I mostly use the command line now ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
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I'm tempted to not let it slide, even for you

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So here take this

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:nauseated_face: :nauseated_face: :nauseated_face: :nauseated_face: :nauseated_face: :nauseated_face:

clever mortar
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I don't care, I have no shame...

clear ferry
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My new laptop has 12 raspberry pi as passmark

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Wonder if I should mention all CPU power in raspberry pis now

clever mortar
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Power?

last cedar
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That word? Raspberry?

clear ferry
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I installed 48x8 worth of raspberry pi in a server last year then wtf

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The Intel 8168 appears to have 48k in passmark score

forest edge
clear ferry
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My Corona test was negative

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9h response time is pretty good too

clever mortar
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Yeah, we've got rapid tests (results in under half an hour) here too, though they're not as accurate

clear ferry
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This was a regular test

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Hmmm nuklearacidamplification

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Something

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NAAT

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Oh that is a rapid one

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I think

dusky plank
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Iโ€˜d rather have 48 pis than a 8168 tbh

clear ferry
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But if you had 8 8168s and 6TB memory

last cedar
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How about 8x48 pis?

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What would that be

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384 pis?

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8GB RAM each

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3TB RAM

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Imagine the size of the usb power brick

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And all those sd cards

dusky plank
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nfs boot r/o from ram disk ๐Ÿคฏ

clear ferry
dusky plank
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I will join you pfsense people this week ๐Ÿฅณ
any tips / good to know infos?

clear ferry
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Opnsense

dusky plank
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noted!

subtle pasture
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I've been running pfsense for years. No complaints :)

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Just upgraded to 2.5.0, which moved from FreeBSD 11 to 12, and added Wireguard VPN support

clear ferry
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One of the main reasons I moved to opnsense a year ago

tidal bronze
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@forest edge you wanted to know about the vaccine got it about 10 days ago. Still alive and kicking FYI๐Ÿ˜†

clear ferry
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Gotten the second dose too?

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Prioritizing the elderly I see

tidal bronze
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Not yet. Lol.

clear ferry
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Optimistic numbers say I'll get mine in may, but I'm guessing August

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I'm in the second to last group

tidal bronze
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Age wise me too. But categorized as an essential worker. Was supposed to get in Jan but missed 2 appointment

clear ferry
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You have started working at target?

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Interesting

tidal bronze
#

๐Ÿ˜†

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Been stocking dude wipes day and night.

clear ferry
forest edge
clear ferry
#

Here I thought it was going to give him a raging ๐Ÿ†

forest edge
#

how did you get it anyways? your not an essential worker and noway could you possibly be in the age or medical condition bracket. either something is fishy or they are giving out placebo's to cali's to make them shut up lol

clear ferry
#

Just do like the Florida women who pretend to be old ladies

#

Or buy their way ahead

tidal bronze
reef geode
#

I'm thinking about moving all the mqtt stuff on my home-assistant pi to another pi to distribute the load a little better, has anyone done this? or should I just suck it up and buy a ryzen embedded

winged zealot
wooden egret
#

I got the vaccine too recently

#

Had a fewer the evening of the day I got it and the next day my muscles were aching

#

like if I had a very intense workout the day before

#

lasted 2 days and went away after that, feel great now, gonna take a test to see if I have enough antibodies afte the first shot

#

fyi I had the Russian vaccine

#

lucky for me they give it to everyone here not just the groups that are most impacted

forest edge
#

I would be scared to get a russian vaccine lol

last cedar
#

Yes, opnsense. It's great

last cedar
clear ferry
last cedar
#

How many would you install. Of the 384, before you grabbed the flame thrower?

subtle pasture
#

pfSense uses the official Wireguard implementation, which was only JUST introduced in FreeBSD 12, so not sure what OpnSense was using before that...

clear ferry
#

Well, opnsense moved to 12 a while before pfsense

#

12 has been out for over 2 years already

subtle pasture
#

Yeah, I'm aware. Netgate/pfSense actually WROTE the official Wireguard implementation in FreeBSD 12...

clear ferry
#

Indeed, they use a plugim

#

But it has been rock solid

subtle pasture
#

So OpnSense currently uses a plugin, rather than the kernel driver?

#

I imagine they'll switch soon-ish, then

clear ferry
#

Still plugin yes, I updated a week ago

#

Haven't seen anything about switching yet

subtle pasture
#

Heh, the OpnSense docs list Wireguard as experimental...

clear ferry
#

I have had zero issues with three road warriors

subtle pasture
#

I mean, I dunno why they'd keep using a 3rd party solution when it's now built-in to FreeBSD 12, and pfSense actually calls it a stable feature release

#

Also also possible the OpnSense docs are just way outdated... which happens

clear ferry
#

Eh, I supported netgate for many years, but they have grown stale and enterprisy, and aren't any fun anymore

subtle pasture
#

I don't need my firewall to be fun, I need it to be bulletproof XD

clear ferry
#

And pfsense has been that for 15 years for me, but I want to have fun too ๐Ÿคฃ

tawny orchid
#

I'm using a ubiquity edge router, so basically iptables. Not bad either, and a really good commandline, even commit confirms etc.

clear ferry
#

Ubiquiti ๐Ÿคข

gusty wraith
#

I had so many headache with opnsense i threw it away in favor of a good ol' rusty mikrotik RB4011. Gotta sharpen the fork before you poke it into your eyes, eh? ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
#

Mikrotik no

#

I hear they have a horrible cli

gusty wraith
#

yup

#

the worst of them all

clear ferry
#

But a great product for emerging markets probably

subtle pasture
#

I only considered OpnSense briefly, and that was because I was running pfSense on older hardware that didn't support AES-NI (pfSense had claimed they were going to start requiring AES-NI support)

#

Well... upgraded the hardware, and pfSense dropped the AES-NI requirement

#

So no need. lol

gusty wraith
#

i do cisco, dell emc and extreme networks. it's not that terrible if you see the big picture

clear ferry
#

I have no aes-ni either, and I don't miss it

#

Extreme is.... Interesting

#

Force10 is shite

subtle pasture
#

I mean, AES-NI is handy for VPN acceleration

clear ferry
#

Cisco is livable

subtle pasture
#

Glad I have it now

clear ferry
#

Cat is good, nxos is tolerable and aci can eat shit and die ๐Ÿคฃ

gusty wraith
#

i lived with a sophos utm 9 for quite a long time until i reached the 50 ip limit on the home license. couldn't be arsed to buy a license and ran through all of the possibilities and yeah...i really dig mikrotik routers now for home use

clear ferry
#

50 ip

#

Wtf

#

That is nothing in a modern house the last 10 years

gusty wraith
#

yup...i was at 49 but then my car decided to connect to wifi finally

#

and then booted up another VM and everything went to shit from then

#

50 really is a joke...and the new XG generation of sophos firewalls is shite

#

it's like they tried to be pfsense with a shiny UI

clear ferry
#

I've been running Cisco and procurves at home since 05, and pfsense since about the same time, before that smoothwall, ipchains and old hubs ๐Ÿคฃ

gusty wraith
#

if you think of it you only need a decent iptables setup to be a happy living being....at least this is how i see it now after trying out most of the popular solutions

clear ferry
#

Eh, I'm too used to pf now

gusty wraith
#

more than a decade ago i laughed at someone using a fl4l floppy router...now i get it

clear ferry
#

That looks very German specific, never heard of it and most hits are in German

gusty wraith
#

could be tbh

#

at the foundation it's what you want at the very frontier to the WAN. a read only system that does just filtering. if it's been corrupted by an attack then you just reboot and everything is back to normal. so it's wise to just have it reboot every day so if there's something wrong it'll mend itself

clever mortar
#

I remember running a floppy disk based firewall distro... "some" time ago

#

Goodness knows that was shit ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
#

I have ran it.... 20 odd years ago

#

But never heard of that one

#

Nor have I heard of any who run it since

gusty wraith
#

it's pretty much a relic

winter wren
#

floppy....iot...2021....apocalypse is close

tawny orchid
#

yep, ipchains too, and smoothwall, and ipfw

#

and professionally with checkpoint, asa, palo-alto, fortigate

gusty wraith
#

just find it sad that consumer grade devices are delivering a wrong sense of security with all the open surfaces like cloud connectivity interfaces....

tawny orchid
#

a lot of businesses are still running in simple IP ( layer 3) mode despite having the most expensive apllication aware firewalls... but that requires you to know what traffic you need............

gusty wraith
#

yeah right but how hard can it be to just deliver a device that masquerades your lan and blocks everything unasked/unwanted from the outside without having a fancy app, fancy web interface, "smart home integration" and google/amazon/whatever integration?
Why would you need a "ok, google, turn of the internet" command or what?

gusty wraith
#

that's something that should never be considered a feature that is incorporated into a firewall

tawny orchid
#

not to mention... some gameconsoles needed upnp to work.... not sure if that has been fixed already

clever mortar
#

It'll never be fixed, it's a convenience feature

clear ferry
#

Even better, customers who use application centric firewalls, but are shit at managing them

#

ive opened for application xyz

#

No, it doesn't work

gusty wraith
#

^ these are my favorite

tawny orchid
#

let's open all

clear ferry
#

99% of cases we just end up doing regular firewall openings to fix it

#

Great value

gusty wraith
#

hum allow ANY to ANY... yeah it works. job done. ๐Ÿ’ฏ

tawny orchid
gusty wraith
#

and the best thing about application filtering is that it's so vulnerable to exploits it is a shame that this is even marketed as a feature for large businesses... every script kiddie can convince this mechanism it is sending legit data over the ether

clear ferry
#

Long live dark sites

gusty wraith
#

๐Ÿ™‚

clever mortar
#

Hey, no, I'm totally Internet Explorer, let me through

tawny orchid
#

hehehe

gusty wraith
#

btw my employer has founded a department solely dedicated to ransomware including negotiation tasks.... you know shit got real if you can open up a whole business based on damages dealt by hackers

subtle pasture
gusty wraith
#

i'm totally in for DMZing game consoles

subtle pasture
#

Move to IPv6, you get rid of NAT, each system gets its own IP, which once-again allows static port forwarding

#

UPnP is only there to provide dynamic port forwards for NATed environments

tawny orchid
#

well, that requires not port forwarding, but allowing inbound connections, I don;t know if you can trust most people to be able to do that without making a security mess

subtle pasture
#

True, it's just a firewall allow rule at that point, since you're not doing any NAT

gusty wraith
#

That'll be the reasony why ipv6 still isn't "there" yet

subtle pasture
#

Point still stands, it gets rid of UPnP

tawny orchid
#

true

clever mortar
#

Eh, only from a NAT perspective though

subtle pasture
clever mortar
#

You still need a protocol that allows punching firewall holes without user action

subtle pasture
#

Not if the ports are static, you don't

gusty wraith
#

it is not considered safe in the hands of home users

subtle pasture
#

You can just make a static rule that works forever

#

How is IPv6 not safe, exactly?

tawny orchid
#

how are users safe, exactly

gusty wraith
#

well if you don't understand the concepts of it you can easily put your whole network before the firewall into the DMZ

subtle pasture
#

Just because every device gets a unique public IP doesn't make it unsafe. It just means your firewall has to actually be a firewall, not a NAT router pretending to be a firewall

gusty wraith
#

and on top of that most ISPs don't even care about it yet

subtle pasture
#

Uh, no, the only way you'll accidentally do that if you, straight up, don't have an IPv6 firewall at all...

gusty wraith
subtle pasture
clear ferry
#

My ISP has talked about IPv6 since 2005, I got it last year

gusty wraith
#

but there's this little "village" in europe called "germany" where honey is flowing in rivers and ipv6 has still a long way to go to reach the end consumer...

subtle pasture
#

Sucks to get germany, then. They're probably dealing with carrier-grade NAT to deal with IPv4 exhaustion, at this point...

gusty wraith
#

where your average internet speed is 6mbits, mind

subtle pasture
#

A place with internet worse than the US? I'm aghast.

clear ferry
#

I thought Germany was the forefront of engineering

#

Is this a lie

gusty wraith
#

it is. period.

tawny orchid
#

Here in the Nethelands, Ziggo provided IPv6, but as dslite, so, you don't get a ipv4 adres anymore, that's done by ipv4 over ipv6 and carier grade nat

#

brrrr

clear ferry
#

Norwegian average internet speed was 82.5Mbit in 2019 apparently

#

No numbers for 2020 yet

subtle pasture
#

I'm fine with single-stack IPv6 networks with tunneled IPv4, honestly

#

IPv4 should be a second class citizen. lol

tawny orchid
#

so, I have that disabled, and do the ipv6 myself..

clear ferry
#

That number is only for households mind you

gusty wraith
#

it appears that my isp is experimenting with ipv6 recently... i've found a subnet announced to my router one day

tawny orchid
#

try to do some inbound connections if you are behind carrier grade nat, and you understand my hesitance

clear ferry
#

I have never seen CG-NAT in Norway, except on mobile broadband

clever mortar
#

Last year UK reached an average of 64 Mb/s download... ๐Ÿ˜‚

clear ferry
#

Heck, my current ISP gives me 6 ipv4 addresses and a full /48 ipv6

#

My ISP in 2005 gave me 8 ipv4

gusty wraith
#

oh and before i forget to mention it: 5G is here! but only in areas that are so small you have to search for them!

forest edge
#

did norway ever go through the dialup phase or did you guys just go from smoke signals straight to fiber?

clear ferry
#

Nah, we had dialup from 89-97 atleast

#

We moved to cable in 97

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And ADSL in 2000

forest edge
#

wow

clear ferry
#

And fiber in 2004

forest edge
#

so you guys were behind then went through the diffrent phases in a rush lol

#

although what you call fiber back in 2004 i am pretty sure is what we called broadband

clear ferry
#

Well, it was a fiber cable,into my garage

#

Which supplied me with 10/10

forest edge
#

weird

#

it was actual fiber?

#

here it's fibver on the poles but coax into the homes

clear ferry
#

We did get ISDN in 94/95 though, that was fun

#

We have done FTTH since the start , fiber to pole and coax to building is a thing only in big apartment blocks

forest edge
#

i've had that since the 80's

tawny orchid
#

dialup in93, isdn in 98, cable in 2000, then adsl, and now back to cable since 2005 or so

forest edge
#

we call that broadband

lapis cipher
#

how on earth can you remember such details from 20+ years back??

clear ferry
#

I remember mostly anything

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Except buying milk

#

I still remember the windows xp key we had while I worked as a windows administrator in 2004-06

lapis cipher
#

i roughly remember 90's was dialup time, no idea when isdn came to the picture, nor adsl.. However i seem to remember PCBoard just fine and Tradewars and zmodem and.. ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

clear ferry
#

I have been online since 93

forest edge
#

dialup and isdn was mid to late 80's and for many through most of 90's and broadband(fibertocoax) was late 80's for some and most by mid 90's

clear ferry
#

@tawny orchid cqcyt-db42f

gusty wraith
#

we're slowly rolling out fiber here but not FTTH. last mile is always copper - be it cable or phone line

clear ferry
#

Etc

#

We had data capping for 6 months in 1998

#

But discovered it was lame

forest edge
#

wtf

gusty wraith
#

still a thing in germany!

clear ferry
#

Still a big thing in the US I know

forest edge
#

better not hear you laugh at our mobile data capping ever lol

clever mortar
#

It still exists for some UK providers, but notmost

gusty wraith
#

at least for mobile ...

forest edge
#

nothing on a line has ever been data capped here lol

clear ferry
#

@forest edge the rest of the internet disagrees with you

forest edge
#

hell comcast is trying to push it through but they are getting hit hard for even bringing it up

clear ferry
#

๐Ÿคฃ

#

Let me call @subtle pasture

subtle pasture
#

?

forest edge
#

the rest of the internet are on too slow of lines made up on janky equipment so that's ok

subtle pasture
#

Yeah, we're suffering with data caps on Comcast. It blows

#

1.2 TB/month

gusty wraith
#

well you can provide enough bandwidth by investing in a better connection or you just keep your shitty equipment and throttle the users. now guess what ....

forest edge
#

cali on data caps makes sense tho...

subtle pasture
#

Data caps make zero sense. They solve nothing...

#

If there's a network issue, throttle

forest edge
#

tree huggers need limited exposure to the world wide web

clear ferry
#

I've read interesting stories about gigabit lines and 500GB per month data caps ๐Ÿคฃ

forest edge
#

it will all go away soon enough

#

comcast is pissing off lawmakers now lol

gusty wraith
#

there are already soft caps in place by most ISPs because they in turn have to work with a certain pool

clear ferry
#

Mind you, the us style gigabit lines, 1000/12

#

๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
#

1200 / 50, but sure...

clear ferry
#

I came close

subtle pasture
#

Comcast can actually deliver 1200 mbps over coax if you dish out for a modem with dual gigabit ports and LACP support

#

And a router that supports LACP for WAN

gusty wraith
#

I've got a max of 100/60... most of the time it's 35/30... can't do any better with any provider tbh

forest edge
#

over coax atx.. read that part carefully

#

unlike your fiber whjich can't handle half that

clear ferry
#

I saw someone on homelab who ordered the Google 2Gbit connection and used a custom flashed NIC that negotiated at 2.5Gbit to route it

#

That was nifty

subtle pasture
#

Yeah, multi-gig spec is coming

clear ferry
#

@forest edge I think you are... Not aware of what fiber is

#

๐Ÿคฃ

subtle pasture
#

I haven't seen any DOCSIS modems with 2.5g ports yet

forest edge
#

just understand old tech vs new

gusty wraith
#

i'd totally freak out if i would have 500/500 ...but a solid 100 would suffice too....still got hope

forest edge
#

considering fiber has been around since the 60's

clear ferry
#

I have 500/500 now, but waiting for another ISP to come in so I can upgrade to 1000/1000

forest edge
#

as i said lol

gusty wraith
#

funny thing is they could deliver that...but the antennas are too old to handle it

#

still waiting for them to upgrade the tower...and my antenna

forest edge
#

anything below a gig here is called broadband

clear ferry
#

I remember antenna based broadband in 99

#

It was fun

gusty wraith
#

no fiber, no coax - just a good old trusty phone line. so i opted for the wifi solution which works flawlessly

#

i'm actually quite surprised

forest edge
#

ew

clear ferry
#

They haven't changed the definition of broadband since 2003, it is still anything over 1.5Mbit here

lapis cipher
#

wow, i have broadband then, barely

forest edge
#

i saw a documentary of some remote coastal town where some resident sells wifi access to local neighbors through dishes

#

some town where high speed data lines passed by them but never ran to them and this person managed to talk to isp into giving him a single point access that he in turns shares with others

lapis cipher
#

That was my rather brief plan after i was offered fiber for some 50000+ eur...

gusty wraith
#

it's just sad when you compare the prices to the actual value you receive. i have the option for a pseudo-fiber connection 100/20 for 70โ‚ฌ/mo

clear ferry
#

Ftth cost me โ‚ฌ300 in 2004 if I dug the 4m ditch myself

gusty wraith
clever mortar
lapis cipher
#

i put down my plans on selling wifi because once i pay for digging the fiber they would drop in their own and start selling it to "my customers"

clear ferry
#

Only 500/500 for โ‚ฌ70 per month here, which is why I'm waiting for the other ISP so I can get 1000/1000 for โ‚ฌ60

clever mortar
#

Yeah, we can only get symmetric in larger cities

forest edge
#

Google did a great deal in thier means of selling 7 year plan for 300 which covered the cost of laying the lines

clear ferry
#

I haven't seen asymmetric outside of mountain tops in 10 years

forest edge
#

laying the lines is what costs the money, not the sharing of the data so people paid just to have the lines put in

gusty wraith
hushed basalt
#

I have to play copper lottery at my new house

#

I could have 20mbps or I could have 80

forest edge
#

well in au isn't everything a lottery

hushed basalt
#

And I could pay anywhere from $3600 to $36000 to upgrade it to fibre

#

Yay neoliberalism

gusty wraith
clever mortar
hushed basalt
#

Lag doesn't have too much to do with bandwidth after a certain point

clear ferry
#

Good enough for Winston, good enough for me

forest edge
#

20's? didn't think you all had electricity back then...

gusty wraith
clear ferry
#

I had a fun back ans forth in the digiblur discord the other day

#

I had better latency to some US sites than US users

#

๐Ÿคฃ

#

CDNs probably

forest edge
#

east coast.. sure

clear ferry
#

But still

forest edge
#

I mean your at the trunk afterall

#

isp data travel over the states is a mixed bag

#

at one point all of my data went to texas even if I was connecting to something north of me like chicago

clear ferry
#

Most norwegian sites have been 3-4ms for me the last 15 years

gusty wraith
#

most CDNs are sitting next to the CIXs so if your egress point is near the CIX and the ingress as well....

clear ferry
#

I hit some us sites at 4ms

forest edge
#

why so many of you bastards play on US servers for the game Rust I am playing

#

it's like best of both worlds, low ping while being awake when we are asleep

clear ferry
#

Remember playing on US servers in the early 00s, 70-100ms latency

forest edge
#

anything under 150ms was considered good back in those days

#

I get 130ms to servers in france lol

gusty wraith
#

this is why i am so happy with my ISP although it's a little team of say 20 people... latency is stellar everywhere. except when one of the wifi lines is skewed a bit. then you get the emergency line with 1mbit and horrible ping ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
#

@forest edge give me a server name, I want to ping it

forest edge
#

what do you mean

#

the france server?

clear ferry
#

Yes

forest edge
#

address is written there

clear ferry
#

28/29ms

noble pivot
#

17ms Avg

forest edge
#

i float between 120 to 140ms so 130ms on average

#

but i am in the middle of the states

noble pivot
#

I'm a bit closer than that. Just a hop accross the channel.

forest edge
#

my friend who is on the east coast gets around 70ms to that same server

lapis cipher
forest edge
#

somehow russians get decent pings on servers like that which annoy me no end lol

clear ferry
#

@forest edge 107ms

lapis cipher
#

55 ms avg for the first, 126 ms second

noble pivot
#

101 Avg

lapis cipher
#

hmm i just spotted a flaw from traceroute, need to have a look on that, still on my backup bit handing on the door.. Got another LTE device to be mounted to the roof on the weekend but its in the works still

forest edge
#

these days sub 100 is ideal, the lower the better but anything under 150ms is playable

lapis cipher
#

since i game a bit i'm one of those whiners about lag but it does count on fps games, seeing how i die just proves i am lagging behind the opponent. Then again being aware of that and the fact i can't do much anything about it i just try to enjoy, dying is part of the game. And i suck anyways as a player ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
#

Eh, I stopped playing pc games many years ago, only PS these days, and I don't care much about lag in dark souls

gusty wraith
lapis cipher
#

ps4 here, just recently started again on that front, partly due to just being 24/7 home and nothing to do

#

i solely play cod... :/

gusty wraith
#

as the game evolves it gets worse...sadly...

forest edge
#

lol dark souls

clear ferry
#

I've probably had time for 10 hours of PS the last 6 months

forest edge
#

that just release in norway?

gusty wraith
#

the issue is within the p2p architecture. a console can't serve 12 players actions efficiently while also rendering it's own. if they would finally switch over to instancing on dedicated servers it would be again a fairly enjoyable game

#

but as of now even if you get a PC as a host it's not perfect...

#

they do save money on that end by outsourcing the server part to the customer

#

aaaaalrighty then...gonna give a second go at the canbus of my heating.... if that works oh boy.... fully controllable heating from 2004 from within home assistant. yay!

lapis cipher
#

I don't understand much anything about game architecture but my console is struggling even within the menus, it seems to be very network-dependent on everything, even on browsing "my achievements" or just loading character/gun images (like its 100% online??)

noble pivot
gusty wraith
noble pivot
#

Ahh yes, the fun or reverse engineering. Hope it works out after all the effort !

gusty wraith
#

this is the kind of comms that is going on...

clear ferry
#

Heating systems no

#

Heat pumps yes

gusty wraith
#

i would so love to have the possibility to use a pump instead but....nooope...not possible with the old bricks here

clear ferry
#

@clever mortar this SPIRE / SPIFFE stuff is quite nifty

clever mortar
#

Ooooh, neat looking

noble pivot
#

Will def look into that when I have some spare cash (or my furnace dies).

forest edge
#

we only use heatpumps as an energy saver here but nothing to soly heat a home

#

too unreliable

clear ferry
#

It heats my 250m2 home down to -20 and cools it down with outside temps up to +35

#

Not unreliable at all

#

My house is 21-23c all year round

forest edge
#

it's unreliable by nature compared to a traditional gas heater

clear ferry
#

Hasn't stopped in 20 years ACOSP_guessillshrug

forest edge
#

but still

gusty wraith
#

it's a fridge basically that can be turned around. is a fridge unreliable? ๐Ÿ™‚

forest edge
#

a fridge is unreliable

#

hell even more so these days

clear ferry
#

I have never had a fridge stop

forest edge
#

how not?

gusty wraith
#

me neither...

clear ferry
#

I have three fridges and four freezers

clever mortar
#

I've had a fridge pack up once, and that was the electronics. Fixed the next day

forest edge
#

well maybe you haven't lived long enough

gusty wraith
#

uh oh...

hushed basalt
#

Confirmation bias

gusty wraith
#

"statistics say..." ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
#

Remember kids @forest edge is from a country with unreliable power and internet too

clever mortar
#

I know more people who've had cookers fail than fridges or freezers fail

clear ferry
#

๐Ÿคฃ

forest edge
#

so 20 years?

#

the average lifespan of modren fridges is around 10..

clear ferry
#

I have none that are newer than 13 years, the oldest is 21

hushed basalt
#

Heat pumps don't kill you when they leak

forest edge
#

well when you do need to get a new one you will see what i am talking about lol

noble pivot
#

My fridge is about 27yrs old now, working fine.

forest edge
#

technically neither do gas furnaces

hushed basalt
#

Ehhhh

clear ferry
#

My father's neighbour actually has a fridge from 1967 still running

forest edge
#

older fridges were made right

#

but modren ones.. not so much

clear ferry
#

He bought it while he was a sailor over in Japan

clever mortar
#

My modern fridge/freezer is doing just fine

hushed basalt
#

Things were still trash back then

forest edge
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but aghain, by nature it would never be as reliable

hushed basalt
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It's easy to look at a premium 1970s fridge and say it lasted 40 years

gusty wraith
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i have no idea how long linear compressors live but the good ol' proven ones that are built the same way for decades are reliable. and these are usually the same things that are used for AC and heat pumps

hushed basalt
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And ignore the millions of cheap crap that died 1 week after warranty. So 3.1 months for America

clear ferry
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All my fridges and freezers are regular economy editions

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13-21 years, no issues

hushed basalt
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American goods were definitely pretty hot garbage for a lot of things

forest edge
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wait till you buy a new one

hushed basalt
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There's a reason everyone loved Japanese goods

forest edge
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it's not an american thing

clear ferry
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I did, 13 years ago

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I won't have to for 20 more

forest edge
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lol

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i wish i am around when you post you need to get a new one

hushed basalt
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There's plenty of reliable goods if you want to pay for it

forest edge
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i WILL remember that comment

gusty wraith
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buy cheap, buy twice

forest edge
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again, it could never be as reliable by nature

hushed basalt
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I haven't actually had any appliances die

clear ferry
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I will probably buy a new one when I buy a new house though, and put the old one in the basement

forest edge
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thats pure luck then

clear ferry
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I have had an egg cooker die, that was 15 years old

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And $15

hushed basalt
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But how can you say your anecdotal evidence is better than mine

forest edge
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wait, you guys are in your 20's lol

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you haven't been alive long enough to know

clear ferry
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@clever mortar is 70

hushed basalt
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I'd rather have a heating system that doesn't run off greenhouse gases anyways

forest edge
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a fridge to tinker is setting the icecream outside

gusty wraith
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toasters will degrade over time...a common failure mode is when the nichrome or kanthal wire is breaking. this is also true for stoves and ovens

clear ferry
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But I've been aware of appliances for 30 years, not a single has died in any of my families households ACOSP_guessillshrug

forest edge
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natural gas will never go away lol

gusty wraith
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so those appliances will eventually die

hushed basalt
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Just got given a $12000 awning from my inlaws

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Well they paid $12000 for the unit and installation

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So that's like $200 nonAustralian

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433mhz, should be fun

forest edge
clear ferry
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I got a mid range heat pump last time, set me back $1200

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Had it for 9 years so far

hushed basalt
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Natural gas is going away in a lot of areas

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Gas connections are banned in more and more areas

forest edge
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@hushed basalt Antarctica?

clear ferry
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0.00001% of houses have gas in Norway

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Probably same in Sweden, Denmark and Finland

gusty wraith
hushed basalt
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Gas is a shitty energy medium for domestic

forest edge
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well eletric heaters are worse and just as unreliable as heat pumps sooo...

hushed basalt
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Really shouldn't be used for anything except direct manufacturing

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Leave it in the ground

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We pay for it later with interest

winter wren
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so funny....no gas ?....i am eager to see your electricity fallen....and to use candles

clear ferry
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We have default 5 year warranty on all electronics so that stove will either last 2 years and be replaced or last 20 years like my parents one ACOSP_guessillshrug

hushed basalt
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What

clear ferry
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@winter wren we have had ... Less than 4 hours of power outages in the last 10 years probably

forest edge
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that 5 year warrenty says it all

gusty wraith
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BUT...!
If i monitor the exhaust temperature of my heating and compare it to the power it delivers it's a very efficient thing. if it runs full whack and deliver 80ยฐc feed temperature (rated 24kw then), the exhaust temperature is around 40ยฐ

forest edge
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modren appliances are trash in every country

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even that real expensive crap

clever mortar
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Ah, sweeping generalities with no supporting evidence...

clear ferry
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It's trash because we have good warranty compared to other countries?

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๐Ÿคฃ

tawny orchid
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natural gas is a better alternative then running on coal fired electricity, or god forbid, biomass ( burning tree pellet)

forest edge
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5 years is a good warrenty?

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stoves use to carry like 15 year and more

clear ferry
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Compared to the US, yes?

forest edge
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5 years is a joke atx, thats my point

tawny orchid
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and yes, I agree we should go away from natural gass as well. but maybe not now

clear ferry
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Wanted to buy a laptop there last, 1y warranty

forest edge
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natural gas is going nowhere

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cept maybe for those who like to freeze to death

gusty wraith
hushed basalt
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They're both atrocious

forest edge
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i don't agree with that

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natural gas can burn quite clean

tawny orchid
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and produces less co2 then coal

hushed basalt
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Yes but it leaks and causes far worse greenhouse contribution

gusty wraith
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....if you have a very well tuned heating device it will reach an efficiency that is far superior to electricity

forest edge
hushed basalt
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Per kg it's far far worse

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No such thing as clean gas

gusty wraith
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you have to take into account for losses of course...

tawny orchid
gusty wraith
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can we agree that everything that is energy related right now isn't clean as such?

forest edge
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austrlian plumbing.. if it ain't leaking, it ain't flowing

tawny orchid
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oops wrong reply ๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
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You mean Norway's 96% hydro electric @gusty wraith ?

hushed basalt
forest edge
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serving all 30 norwegians

gusty wraith
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but that stuff needs to be maintained as well hm?

tawny orchid
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yes atx that's brilliant.... but here in the netherlands,.... not as feasible

clear ferry
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I should restart my subscription to national geographic

clear ferry
forest edge
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try and not read too deep in biased articles

clear ferry
hushed basalt
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Lol biased articles

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What are unbiased articles

forest edge
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i don't think unbiased exsists anymore but it use to

hushed basalt
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When? When were newspapers ever unbiased

clear ferry
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In 1962!

gusty wraith
clear ferry
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When@forest edge was 22

forest edge
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there are unbiased journalist in the world, just not working at the more known publishers lol

clear ferry
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@gusty wraith I like the bigger farm houses here now, only ground heat for everything, really works too

forest edge
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geothermal sounds promising but mehhh

gusty wraith
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yeah that's something that is indeed on the rise here too. most of the energy is spent on heating and we can safely pull it out of the earth with a little drilling....

forest edge
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I did like the concept of geothermal power like in jurasic park

clear ferry
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They've done the geothermal here for.. 15+ years, but it only makes sense for stand alone houses

hushed basalt
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Yeah it doesn't make sense for a lot of countries

forest edge
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wouldn't geothermal in norway just turn your home into a basic cave?

hushed basalt
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Air sourced heat pump is preferable if it's viable

forest edge
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constant 60 degrees lol

forest edge
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i have a house two blocks from me who put in ground pipes for geothermal. no idea how well it's working for them

hushed basalt
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What's the min and max temperature where you are

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In non freedom units

forest edge
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but if it takes a combination of two sources to maintain a home in low temps then that to me sounds dumb

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as in how hot it can get and cold it can be?

hushed basalt
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Ground sourced heat pumps don't need two sources?

forest edge
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when temps are too cold you need a secondary

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noway it can keepm up

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here it can get as hot as 43c and as cold as -28c

clear ferry
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Heat pumps work fine to -30c

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Mine goes to -20c roughly

forest edge
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while they work

clear ferry
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Because I bought a cheaper version

forest edge
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never said they couldn't put out heat, just said they are unreliable compared to traditional

clear ferry
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How is it unreliable if it never stops?

forest edge
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every system here comes with a built in emergency heat setting just cause of that

clear ferry
forest edge
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only takes once

clear ferry
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If it does I have a wood fireplace

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Which I use for comfort when it dips below -20c

forest edge
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lol

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and there is my point

hushed basalt
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Since ground temps are stable and moderate all year round

forest edge
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but above ground temps fluxuate

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so your pumping a constant temp which is either not enough or too much and sometimes just right

hushed basalt
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... I'm not sure you understand how heat pumps work

forest edge
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geothermal

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is what I thought you were talking about

hushed basalt
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I assume don't try to pump ground loop water through their radiators

clear ferry
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The ground heat stuff here is adjustable

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You just press buttons like a regular heat pump

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And it adjusts valves

forest edge
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I didn't think they could handle drastic changes

clear ferry
forest edge
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atleast the shows I seen where they use it in alaska they made it seem that way

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they have to use geothermal and fire places together or eletric heaters

clear ferry
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It's dug down 100cm into the ground, 2-400 meters from your house, other than that it behaves like any heat pump

winter wren
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nobody uses guinea pigs in wheels for generating electricity? ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

forest edge
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I don't think it works exactly the same as a traditional heat pump

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or maybe it does and just isn't able to output enough

clear ferry
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Regular one + bedrock one

forest edge
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every show i ever seen where they were installed which is usually with solar as well indicated that during peak temp changes both have to be used to maintain the temps in the home

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that geothermal is great for subtle changes but not for drastic

clear ferry
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Last I checked, the bedrock one was $14k and covered up to 400m2 house all year

forest edge
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that shit is written is Klingon

clear ferry
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Apparently they are made to last 25-30 years before replacement

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Which is a good investment

forest edge
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what is

clear ferry
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The ones above

forest edge
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if your talking about the pipes below 30 years is a joke

clear ferry
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No maintenance

forest edge
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that cannot be right

clear ferry
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All the resellers state that ACOSP_guessillshrug

forest edge
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I have sepetic tanks last longer than that

clear ferry
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It is probably the liquid inside that deteriorates most

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Since it is a closed loop

forest edge
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fuck that

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it needs a 100 year lifespan

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pretty sure the older ones were literally 100 year lifespan

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maybe the price drop in install dropped it's life as well lol

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30 years is a jkoke, roof shingles last 35

dusky plank
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show me your 100year american home

forest edge
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@dusky plank uh my farm house is actually older than 100 years

dusky plank
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pics or...

forest edge
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i mean I could thumb through my phone pics.. but it would be a picture of a house..

dusky plank
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๐Ÿ˜„ but would you say that average american homes are that old? donโ€˜t think so

forest edge
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no of course not

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but if you are going to invest into a system like that it needs to last that long

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thats why gas furnace > heat pump.. gas furnaces will easily outlast you and can very easily outlast your kids

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reliable vs not as reliable

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why i won't go solar till they improved the panels life span

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who the hell wants to replace panels everytime your shingles needs to be replaced

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and they do that shit on prpose

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even tho they are capable of making them last a whole lot longer

clear ferry
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I love netbootxyz

hushed basalt
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Sounds like a twitch streamer who has an onlyfans

clear ferry
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That would be sonomagts

hushed basalt
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Hopefully it doesn't rain Friday

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Supposed to be going to a theme park

clear ferry
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I might go to a zoo this summer

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If Rona behaves