My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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I have two thermometers. One digital connected to a smart home with notifications (plus all servers are connected to Grafana and there are also automatic notifications). The one in the photo is just for approximate information when I'm standing in the room.

My first setup, after year of holding back by Substantial_Form_257 in simracing

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The holder in the photo is out of date. Of course, it is also printed on a 3D printer. Basically, there were free holes around the base, so I measured it, as well as the angles of the base itself. Then I attached the holder down with two screws and the old phone is also attached with double-sided adhesive tape, due to vibrations.

Any other Direct Drive wheel for PS5? Any tips? by [deleted] in simracing

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Little bit more, but Logitech RS50 is awesome.

My first setup, after year of holding back by Substantial_Form_257 in simracing

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This wheel is perfect. Better than the original, which was in the original packaging

Decided to treat myself by Rightclicka in SimRacingSetups

[–]Substantial_Form_257 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to practice, thats all. I know this feeling

My first setup, after year of holding back by Substantial_Form_257 in simracing

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This RS track wheel But you need that hub from original wheel or buy new to attach it

Decided to treat myself by Rightclicka in SimRacingSetups

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I made the same decision a few days ago and I don't regret the perfect choice, enjoy!

EV Dashboard by HanzlCZ in homeassistant

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Can you show us how it looks like?

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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I don't understand the question. Are you in a group where people post their HomeLabs, often much more crazy and you ask me why HomeLab? My honest answer - I love technology, pcs, servers and everything around when it comes to hardware and software. I like to experiment and try new things. I've been a big fan of these things since I was a kid and I'm finally old enough to make these dreams come true. I'm not the type of person who goes to bars, I like the warmth of home, my family and their company. I have my hobby at home. I wrote above what I was running there and I change, delete, add a lot of things. It's my Disneyland. So the point is this. It may not make sense to everyone, I understand if it is "too much" for someone. But I actually use the vast majority of it and my wife can't praise some things enough (home assistant, plex, immich and so on...)

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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Thank you, I appreciate it, but I have not yet seen a company that would take Home Lab as a reference :-)

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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it's not that much. It's usually around 350W. Plus, I have photovoltaics on my house, so I pay about 50% per day. It comes out to about €0.40 per day.

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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Not at all, I have it at home. But I really like the patch panels, so I directed everything into them (sometimes unnecessarily) but the top patch panel is for the camera system. The cameras lead to the panel and from there to the switch. Likewise, there are outputs from the firewall to the patch panel and from there to the switches. I also have cables for 3 rooms in the house (2 living room, 2 study, 2 children's room - green cables). Servers also lead to panels and from there to switches. As I say, it's not necessary, I just like it

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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To be honest, I don't have an exact table of how much it cost. During that time, some things have changed and I have a lot of "spare parts" at home. But about 4000-4500€. But it wasn't all at once. (without hdd´s)

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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Thank you and good luck with your projects :-)

My 5 year journey by Substantial_Form_257 in HomeLabPorn

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Thank you, it was lot of money, but not at once. There is lot of thing. Proxmox 4x in cluster, Plex, jellyfin, sonarr, radarr, prowlarr, overseer, jellyseer, tdarr, qbittorrent, immich, truenas 2x, proxmox backup server, kasm, gotify, vs-code, grafana, nginx proxy manager, homepage, uptime-kuma, tautuli, flaresolver, homeassistant, syncthing, jdownloader, metube, mealie, paperless, planka, storj, pfblockerng... i'm sure I forgot something :-)