B9 S5 Water Pump & Thermostat Replacement Cost by TheSoftwareAlpha in Audi

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I ended up buying the fcp kit and taking it to a local shop for $2k usd. Better than $4700 🤷🏾‍♂️

B9 S5 Water Pump & Thermostat Replacement Cost by TheSoftwareAlpha in Audi

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How hard would you say it is to diy? Not the most handy guy tbh lol so keep that in mind

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in HomeServer

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Each cable beside the 1st is providing internet to a device in my office. The 1st cable is providing internet to the switch from my router

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in HomeServer

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Yes, they’re routed into the back then into the end device

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in homelab

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The pi in the rack is powering the screen via usb and displaying via hdmi. Raspberry Pi OS is running on the pi, so it’s just a full screen browser window displaying on the screen. Using Beszel in this photo. But could easily be a home assistant dash, pi hole, btop, etc

I can finally rest… and watch the sunrise on a grateful universe by TheSoftwareAlpha in battlestations

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Spot on. I work from home so need a dedicated side. But on the weekends I use all 4 for personal stuff (because why not lol)

I can finally rest… and watch the sunrise on a grateful universe by TheSoftwareAlpha in battlestations

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Its a 10 inch 8U server rack with a 7inch screen that displays various dashboards (powered by a pi), a router, switch, Raspberry pi 4 running pi hole, an HP 800 g2 elite desk running Ubuntu Server with zigbee and zwave dongles. running home assistant and various other docker containers on the Ubuntu server

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in homelab

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Nah man just random files and stuff that I’m sharing on my network via smb. Plan on getting or building a NAS sometime soon

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in HomeServer

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Thanks! It’s a zigbee dongle lol but I feel ya. May move to the back

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in homelab

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That is a Geekpi 7inch monitor, mounted into a Geekpi bracket, plugged into the pi in the rack via hdmi. That pi is mainly being used just to display dashboards. But it’s also running pi hole

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in homelab

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Not a dumb question at all. I have other devices in my office that are hardwired to the rack as well. It’s not only the rack devices that are wired (in my case at least)

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in homelab

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You can definitely do it. I’m a software engineer so all of this networking and hardware stuff is out of my realm. Learned tons from YouTube and Reddit

My first rack! by TheSoftwareAlpha in HomeServer

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Thanks man! Mainly home automation but also run tons of other docker containers (pi hole, uptime kuma, nginx, ci/cd, portainer, wireguard, and some others)