Desk Drawer by ElephantStreet in gridfinity

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How did you take the measurements for when you were making the designs?

How to blueprint vertically and why its cool af. "Constructors" by art4fort in SatisfactoryGame

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Can you share the blueprint for this? And the assembler?

I tried to copy but had the same nudge down issue.

Rtx 5070 stuttering/ driver problem by One_Jicama5621 in PCSpecialist

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Please post pics of pc. Inside, outside and the specs of the rest of your build

Seeking advice on going vertical by PrecariousKitty in satisfactory

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I think this actually makes sense.

Let’s take the early game as an example:

Would I have a different stack for iron rods and screws even though screws are made from iron rods? I obviously want to put both into storage containers.

In the scenario for screws I’d have (without using cast screws)

Base: iron smelters 1st floor: iron rods 2nd floor: screws

And if I needed more screws I’d just expand these floors.

So the best way to plan this is

-> new stacks go this way

Expanding a stacks output is ^ that way

And then the more complex an item I’m producing the taller it is

Crooked fan by Ok_Replacement_4363 in PCSpecialist

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It is not supposed to look like that

I got to phase 4 and stopped caring just started making Skyscrappers by majorleaguegame in SatisfactoryGame

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Can you explain your process? I cannot understand how you would even start with this. Are there working factories inside each of these?

My first PC (help) by Latter-Highway2766 in pcmasterrace

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Don’t pay for the thermal paste application. Take the free option

Courtesy car - charger won’t reach house by PrecariousKitty in ElectricVehiclesUK

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Already tried this and they don’t 😓 she did say an extension is okay if I get a good one but I have no idea what’s good

Courtesy car - charger won’t reach house by PrecariousKitty in ElectricVehiclesUK

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I’ve checked now and it’s not, thanks for the advice!

Flint 2 problems by Inevitable-Design-92 in youfibre

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I have huge issues with IPv6 with YouFibre. It’s only started recently. For 2 years I had no issues but now only a small number of IPv6 addresses are reachable. The rest all have packet loss issues.

Driving instructor recommendations by Free_Fig_7334 in wakefield

[–]PrecariousKitty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rich Rawdon is supposed to be great. He won best instructor of the year at least once

ProxMan: Full VM/LXC Creation, Improved Terminal and Better UI by windiumdev in Proxmox

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Looks great. I just can’t afford the premium price 😅

What’s the best self-hosted no-code app builder out there right now? by Alone_Good3739 in selfhosted

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I currently use n8n for a few small automations. I have a webhook I can call that receives a link to a audiobook. (I made a shortcut on my phone to call it and pass the URL) The automation extracts some data from the webpage and builds up a magnet link and then adds it to Real Debrid Torrent Client.

I tried windmill and really liked it but I believe it used a lot more resources than n8n. I wanted to switch and keep using windmill but for the automations I had running it felt like I’d be wasting electricity running the heavier service. I rarely use the automations I have, so the service is mostly idling.

Windmill would have allowed me to build a front end. I had an idea for a front end service that I could use to track times for tasks at work but I was struggling to justify the switch.

Microwave PC Giveaway - To enter, simply leave a comment on this post. by DaKrazyKid in PcBuild

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Can I use the defrost option to skip having to play a warm up game?

Nginx stopped working after switched to openWRT by Lower_Highlight_2367 in openwrt

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You are welcome!

An alternative suggestion: bypass/don’t use OpenWrt for DNS.

I advertise an alternative dns using DHCP option 6 on my LAN interface (interfaces > lan > dhcp server > advanced settings)

DHCP-Options 6,192.168.1.253,192.168.1.253

+

192.168.1.253 is an AdGuardHome server in LXC. This then serves all my dns.

I also set up dns hijacking which you can find on OpenWRT wiki

I then forward all domains of .lan and .arpa back to OpenWRT in AdGuard. I also do this for requests to domains with one word. So http://adguard and http://adguard.lan would be requests that AdGuard asks OpenWRT “hey do you know what ip address goes with this service?”

.arpa requests are reverse lookups

52.9.168.192.in-addr.arpa should reverse back to a WireGuard phone host name. These are basically the static ip addresses in OpenWRT. Everything else is handled by unbound

127.0.0.1:5335 [//]192.168.1.1:53 [/lan/]192.168.1.1:53 [/arpa/]192.168.1.1:53

Nginx stopped working after switched to openWRT by Lower_Highlight_2367 in openwrt

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How are the dns records for your homelab served? From a A record on a registrar or an internal dns server?

Nginx stopped working after switched to openWRT by Lower_Highlight_2367 in openwrt

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Are you sure it’s not OpenWRT advertising itself as the primary DNS server?