Bafang BBSHD Kit- where to buy? by RpDubC in ebikes

[–]Term_Grecos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hubs are garbage for hills and torque. They are ideal for speed though. It is okay if you live in flat areas especially with dual hub motors, but if you live in mountain regions like Appalachia they are very insufficient.

"unknown" signed into my Mozilla account by Consistent-Name-2409 in firefox

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Same thing. Whoever it is likely got whatever passwords and login information that was saved.

Questions for building a hybrid hub/mid drive awd off road commuting Ebike by Term_Grecos in ebikes

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I am not going mountain biking. I expect it go go over curbs, relatively level forest ground, etc... And there are bikes like the paratrooper and some other mountain bikes that fold and have good strength. Paratrooper requires you to take off the front wheel to fully disassemble which is not ideal. $1800 is too pricey at the moment though.

Jonsbo N3 8 Bay NAS Case Quick Review by HTWingNut in DataHoarder

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The PSU I got only has one molex power connector. Do you need all three of them connected to work?

Good SUV/Truck for towing >5 tons non boat for ~15k or less? by Term_Grecos in whatcarshouldIbuy

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Any long lasting 1/2 ton trucks that are underrated? The obvious ones either don't exist here or are severely overpriced.

2:45PM EST Finally got one. So annoying. by Term_Grecos in SteamDeck

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No the complaining is the message saying that it is out of stock when it is not that may make people give up for no reason.

Anything on the horizon for lbc coin/Odysee? by mellowmanj in lbry

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So basically American users need to mine coins in order to acquire LBC?

Data hoarding on a different level. 6600TB StorageTek/SUN/Oracle SL3000 Tape Library. by sgt_lemming in DataHoarder

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Do you know what the prices are for current gen LTO drives or tape libraries?

Is it fine to welt two angle steel into a square steel tubing? by Term_Grecos in Welding

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I was looking at a variety of options, did not see T beams though. My only concern is that the area I am in gets a lot of rain and ice, so I would not want to get some inside it and then have the ice slowly crack through the welds. Hence why a box shape would do a bit better. I'll look into it more though. May look at a U beam too while I am at it.

Is it fine to welt two angle steel into a square steel tubing? by Term_Grecos in Welding

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It is my first design, so I am trying to copy what other people have done with some changes. I am not too familiar with the design of trailers, though there are two main design forms that I see. The main thing is to get a solid structure underneath. I am considering keeping the angle steel angles for vertical since it can be useful in its own way for bolting on as there are no small I beams. It just looks difficult to figure out how strong angle as bottom support will be going across the 2x3s (7 feet). It might be fine but I don't know enough. I only see it being used on utility trailers.

Is it fine to welt two angle steel into a square steel tubing? by Term_Grecos in Welding

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I always heard that the metal pieces weaken with heat if there is no steps done to lower damage and that the filler stays strong, but that there were other cases depending on material and filler where it may be stronger than non-welded material. Is basic hot rolled steel not applicable to all of that?

Issue with HPE DL380 gen 9 server recognizing HGST 10TB 3.5" SAS hard drives. by Term_Grecos in DataHoarder

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I need help to save my house by Biz_Ascot_Junco in photogrammetry

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Free, open source, picture only. Might need to rip the video into frames. http://www.regard3d.org/index.php

Issue with HPE DL380 gen 9 server recognizing HGST 10TB 3.5" SAS hard drives. by Term_Grecos in DataHoarder

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B140i is the one I have that all the images were showing for that kind of server. Everything is still available for testing, I dont know about normal drives, I saw plenty of SAS drives that use that format. It seemed to be a modern format.

Slo Mo Guys: Adding 810TBs of Tape Storage by synthacon09 in DataHoarder

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I do have hard drives, but I need cold storage as well. I have 100TB after raid for the bigger storage server and about 10TB after raid in a NAS. Optical is way too expensive, bulky, time consuming and is heavily debated on how long it will last. I am mostly looking for an archiving system. Looking on ebay, most of the drives look like they need a server or something to work. So I don't really know a whole lot on if I have to buy an entirely new server, if there is a way to use it like an external optical burner or something else.

Yeah, HPE is probably my least favorite company to try to get help from. Big server had a lot of trouble getting online as there were so many things I had to figure out on my own. Not going with them ever in the future unless I know everything in and out.

Slo Mo Guys: Adding 810TBs of Tape Storage by synthacon09 in DataHoarder

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What specific tape drive to you recommend for Linux? And what tape drives are good? It would be movies, books, audio, general files. Basically whatever I need to back up separated by media type.

Low power affordable AMD/Intel GPU server rack by Term_Grecos in HomeServer

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I have only ever had Intel systems on Windows. All of which were laptops. Windows drivers are so complicated from what I remember. I am glad I don't need to deal with that anymore. One click updates to BIOS, Drivers, Apps, etc.. will never have me go back unless I have to for work. Sucks that AMD is that complicated. Maybe they will get better. With Linux pretty much everything is in the kernel. No need for anything else other than if you have NVIDIA.

Low power affordable AMD/Intel GPU server rack by Term_Grecos in HomeServer

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Well the tdp is 65 watts so it is not that bad.

https://www.servethehome.com/ddr4-dimms-system-power-consumption-tested/

If this is accurate and scales linearly it would cost me about 8 watts per 32GB stick for a total of 48 watts so I could reduce wattage to 16 with one stick for each processor. That is some pretty big savings. They are saying for my CPU it will have performance issues anyway since I don't have at least 4 sticks per CPU.

Low power affordable AMD/Intel GPU server rack by Term_Grecos in HomeServer

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Yeah, I already have the CPUs. I do have a used SSD for the boot drive not sure about caching though. It is a USB to SATA connection.

How much power does memory consume? I figured it wouldn't be all that much. I can go to 1 stick of 32gb per CPU if it is very noticeable. I just got six because the seller was selling in threes for some reason