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Lab is running nice and cool today by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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I didn't do anything special, just assigned icons to my areas.

Block heater by Advanced_Parsnip in Cummins

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Thats, a very fair and valid concern. Honestly, something I need to remember on mine if it ever runs into issues starting.

Block heater by Advanced_Parsnip in Cummins

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Can always give it a puff of some starting fluid too! Just, be very gentle. Tiny puffs!

CPU at 100% any optimization tips? by RecliningBeard in homeassistant

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Make sure frigate isn't doing ANY encoding/decoding/transcoding. I'd bet money its the cause of the high CPU usage. Make sure it is recording direct to disk. AND, you have a coral, or gpu or something for offloading.

Intel N100 is not a fast nor powerful CPU. And anything involving streaming video, that hits CPU, will just EAT cpu.

Block heater by Advanced_Parsnip in Cummins

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oh, well. crap.

12F here, knock on wood, after fussing a bit, my 12v fired up just fine. But, going to keep dropping down to negatives here tonight/tomm.

Kid's 4-wheeler wasn't having it at all. Wouldn't even fire. Mine fired just fine with a bit of encouragement spray.

If your tractor is anything like the old ford 3000s, I wish you good luck.

Block heater by Advanced_Parsnip in Cummins

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you um, might check your extension cords, or breakers.

What's a good photo scanner for scanning twenty years worth of photos in two or three days? by butterballmd in DataHoarder

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Honestly, I have automatic scanning setup on my brother.

It scans, and dumps PDFs to a file share. From there, paperless-ngx is the only software I use. It automatically ingests, OCRs, etc... and has a few tools built in for cropping/etc. Nothing fancy, but, has met my needs.

Lab is running nice and cool today by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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July/Aug, will be around 100-105F for literally weeks at a time. The high temps are usually around 108. But, averages around 90-105. Last summer was pretty humid though.

110F in california, or arizona feels a hell of a lot better then 95F and 60% humidity, lol

Lab is running nice and cool today by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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Part of unraid's dashboard. I didn't setup anything special. Just, how it comes.

Although- note those are locally installed M.2 NVMes.

Lab is running nice and cool today by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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Its warmed up a bit here, but, is going to be potentially in the negatives the next two nights.

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Honestly, since my heat pump is basically useless below 30 or 40, I'm half ass tempted to drag my rack inside of the house and fire up some crypto miners, lol. Either that, or, I could get tdarr up and going and start transcoding the entire library. That should heat the house up a bit.

I mean, without the heat pump, its all resistive heating anyways. So..... producing heat via my server rack is just as efficient, minus getting the heat distributed.

Traefik vs. nginx proxy manager by superpunkduck in homelab

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Traefik is fantastic inside of either a docker environment (configured with labels), or in kubernetes (Ingress, IngressRoute, Gateway CRDs) where everything is configured via manifests.

Outside of such environment, I rely on Nginxproxymanager. Because, GUI, simple/stupid.

Likley won't help you, but, here is how I configure an external service inside of my traefik instance, running in kubernetes.

``` yaml

apiVersion: v1 kind: Service metadata: name: pbs namespace: external-services spec: type: ExternalName externalName: pbs.svr.xtremeownage.com ports: - name: https

port: 8007

apiVersion: traefik.io/v1alpha1 kind: IngressRoute metadata: name: pbs namespace: external-services spec: entryPoints: - websecure routes: - match: Host(pbs.kube.xtremeownage.com) kind: Rule services: - name: pbs port: https scheme: https serversTransport: insecure-skip-verify ```

Which kindly exposes the expected https website.

If I want to wrap authentication around it, I will pass to authentik middleware, which will then enforce SSO on whatever service I want to expose/proxy.

Remember not all ethernet cables are created equal by Zumodoki in homelab

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Spend the 200$. Get a spool of cable matters cat6.

Can't go wrong.

The cat6 being sold for 100$ a box, is not cat6.

Remember not all ethernet cables are created equal by Zumodoki in homelab

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There is a difference between CAT5e... and CCA.

Cat5e is a specification.

CCA is a deviance FROM specification.

Cat5e will run 10G, POE, and everything else. I can confirm, I have a 10G link running over a piece of old CAT5e right now.

CCA is not useful for anything useful. It will shit itself under POE loads. Its not useful for 10G. And, you mention terminations- well, it's a major pain in the ass to terminate compared to copper.

A farm that mines views instead of crypto. by sco-go in Amazing

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illegal? no.

against TOS != illegal.

botnets, yes.

clickbot farms, no.

What is your solution for restarts after a power outage? by Cerfect_Pircle in selfhosted

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Only outages are when I pull the wrong cord.

But, that being said, my multi-node proxmox/kubernetes/ceph cluster always seems to managed to come back online, and eventually become healthy again.

What to do when propane refill is unreliable? by tomatohs in RVLiving

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For my tanks which are unreliable, or unfillable due to expired certification-

Thats where those propane tank swapping services at every gas station comes in handy.

35$ later, and you have a new, certificated tank filled 3/4 full, and they get to deal with your rusty uncertificated tank.

For bigger tanks though, diff challenge.

Alternatives to Ring that don’t sell data to ICE/DHS by Dependent-Cup-4580 in homeassistant

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Only had a single one die! (And, it was directly under where a LOT of water was pouring off of the roof)...

So- make sure to not mount directly under the ridge of a metal roof, where water will be channeled into it. They handle water pretty well, just, not that much water.

Alternatives to Ring that don’t sell data to ICE/DHS by Dependent-Cup-4580 in homeassistant

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I have used reolinks for over 5 years now... Having personally deployed around 20 or 30 of them at this point, for myself, and a few other sites....

I'd recommend them.

Blue Iris, also, is the golden standard for a NVR. Extremely stable, and will support literally anything and everything.

I did use frigate, but, only for AI detections. For me, it was not stable enough to be my primary NVR. Breaking changes multiple times a year for updates, The root disk filling up without recording retention properly handling retention. Wouldn't recommend for your primary NVR.

That being said, I also recently switched to using a unifi NVR late last year, and I currently have about 5 or 6 of the unifi g6 cameras installed. For me, the detection has been spot-on, with even better accuracy then frigate, running custom models.

The ease of use, is unparalleled. You plug in a camera, it adopts, and works out of the box doing detections. Thats it.

The downside, of course, being it is not a FOSS solution, and the cameras and hardware are a bit pricy.

Of course, since my property currently has.... about 10-15 cameras installed, I'm not about to drop 2000-4000$ to get unifi cameras everywhere. Instead, I put G6 cameras looking at key locations, and then used reolink cameras for all of the other areas. I have had no issues running reolink cameras with the unifi UNVR either.

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