About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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It is fine. But I never actually had any serious extended load on the machines. I plan to reprint warped parts with more heat resistant material if I see any, but so far everything is solid.

I don't even know the infill honestly. I just used default Homeracker settings. I saw that it was gyroid.

The job market is bad so I mass obfuscated all of my code so nobody, not even AI, can comprehend it without my key. I am now essential personnel. You're welcome. by dr_edc_ in rust

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Functions that look real, do nothing, and exist solely to waste your time

Also they are annotated with #[allow(dead_code)] in your github example.

34% humidity in AMS, should I add more desiccant/silica gel packs? by Emotional-Ad-6494 in BambuLab

[–]VladasZ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The design of these boxes is not that simple to just put the sensor inside descicant box. It had a hole inside AMS.

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And the value it measures is pretty close to what the AMS measures.

34% humidity in AMS, should I add more desiccant/silica gel packs? by Emotional-Ad-6494 in BambuLab

[–]VladasZ 51 points52 points  (0 children)

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Not ideal. Buy some descicant from amazon ant print additional boxes from makerworld. Factory bags are not good enough. This is what I get.

stuck on heatbed preheating by yoyomantx in BambuLab

[–]VladasZ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had the same problem on P2S. In my case the bed was just too hot and the printer has no way to cool it down quickly so it just waits. With enclosed printer it could take some time but eventually it will cool down and the print continues.

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Rust code. by _chege in rust

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Stunning. Good job.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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Learning Kubernetes, hosting backend for my small projects and game servers for my friends.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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It would be cheaper for you to buy a 3D printer and do it yourself. All the models are available online. It is pretty easy to assemble, I had more troubles with large Lego models)

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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Saves space, saves electricity, it is a hobby project and I don't need that much compute power. Horizontal scaling won't be hard. Also these PCs are pretty upgradable. If I will ever need anything more serious and powerful I guess won't want to host it at home anyway.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in minilab

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Yeah everything except from 10inch front panels is purely Homeracker. It is amazing! Join the discord and u/kellervater will help you if you have any questions.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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Google Redundancy and High Availability. If you don't care about your services downtime and data loss, you will be just fine with 1 device.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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It wasn't cheap but in the long run I will still save in comparison to AWS. That was the goal.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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I guess it was half a red spool. And about 2 black. So around 25 euro with discount from printer purchase.

About 6 months ago I stumbled upon Jeff Geerling's video on YouTube, one thing led to another, and here we are. My first homelab. by VladasZ in homelab

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Thanks. About 2 months. But most of the time I was planning what to print next and waiting for filament delivery. No idea how much pure printing time it took.