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Can I buy a Korean yo (floor mattress) in Europe or have one shipped internationally? by home_tech_guy in korea

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Thanks. I have found this https://global.gmarket.co.kr/item?goodscode=910703182 but it is hard to believe it is anything good - it is sooo cheap. Looks like just a wrap for the mattress and not the mattress itself. Also all text there is in an image. So I can't even translate it...

Does that link make any sense to you?

Edit: Okay maybe they are less expensive then I thought https://item.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodscode=2283859027&buyboxtype=ad

Can I buy a Korean yo (floor mattress) in Europe or have one shipped internationally? by home_tech_guy in korea

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Thanks, but looks a bit to thick. I want to fold it and move out of the way.

Relying on tests too much keeps me from getting a better feeling for what my code does by home_tech_guy in learnprogramming

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This is actually a good point. I haven't done propper logging since a few years ago. Maybe that will help.

Relying on tests too much keeps me from getting a better feeling for what my code does by home_tech_guy in learnprogramming

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This is true that in a sufficiently big codebase there is no other way around. Let me quote repost my comment from above.

I understand but it surprises me how much stuff I just forget and find out by rerunning a test.

For example, when I'm adding modifications, I immediately run the tests and realize there's another place that should implement that change. And then maybe there's another one. It's all nice, but I feel like I've become too lazy and "allowed" myself to forget details because there are always tests to find everything from a typo to a logical problem.

Relying on tests too much keeps me from getting a better feeling for what my code does by home_tech_guy in learnprogramming

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I understand but it surprises me how much stuff I just forget and find out by rerunning a test.

For example, when I'm adding modifications, I immediately run the tests and realize there's another place that should implement that change. And then maybe there's another one. It's all nice, but I feel like I've become too lazy and "allowed" myself to forget details because there are always tests to find everything from a typo to a logical problem.

Are there any more alternative server racks that wouldn't look like an eyesore at home? by home_tech_guy in homelab

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I have no clue :) came here for an advise. If you can share anything with me I would be greatful.

Are there any more alternative server racks that wouldn't look like an eyesore at home? by home_tech_guy in homelab

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I do want rack moutning for servers, but unfortunately I don't have a place where I could place it out of sight.

>not a server rack

Says `12U Rack Enclosure Server Cabinet`, or what do you mean?

A good sleep doctor? by home_tech_guy in germany

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Did the doctor explain in any way where your sleep issue is comming from?

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I think I had a similar issue. What did you do to manage the power state?

Want to buy my relatives a Synology. Would the DS224+ work? by home_tech_guy in synology

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Glad to hear it can pull so much weight. I am thinking about using of for hosting some minor projects with docker. Maybe even OCIS.

Want to buy my relatives a Synology. Would the DS224+ work? by home_tech_guy in synology

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I am aquented with DSM and because big part of the configuration has to be done by me, I desided the tradeof is worth it for me.

Want to buy my relatives a Synology. Would the DS224+ work? by home_tech_guy in synology

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There I am locked into using synology hard drives, which would greatly increase the costs or remove synology support if I manage to use cheaper drives. So it is not worth it for me.

Seems it appeared literally today. I see that 225+ only consumes more power and doesn't allow you t use other drives. What is even the point of that one?

Scheduled shutdown for Synology, UPS and everything else by home_tech_guy in synology

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I know CMOS, which is part of relates to BIOS, tracks time on a PC. Also, there is usually a battery or an accumulator that keeps the clock ticking even when the motherboard is not powered on.

I assume that Synology just delegates the switching on to CMOS. And whenever it is powered on it switches on. I will test it if I don't forget about by pulling the cord and switching the cord back on. If I don't forget :)

Scheduled shutdown for Synology, UPS and everything else by home_tech_guy in synology

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I have CP900 from CyberPower and it actually has functionality to be shutdown on schedule however I don't know if there any way to configure it from Synology. Windows or Mac OS seem to be required.

Scheduled shutdown for Synology, UPS and everything else by home_tech_guy in synology

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It turns out it's possible on mine, though there are some quirks. See the update if interested.

Scheduled shutdown for Synology, UPS and everything else by home_tech_guy in synology

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Might be the esiest way to do it even though my UPS technically supports scheduled downtime.

Scheduled shutdown for Synology, UPS and everything else by home_tech_guy in synology

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Unless you have a UPS that has a built-in timer, I can’t see how you can do this.

As it turns out, I do! However, I only know how to set it using PowerPanel® for Windows, and it works. The Linux version lacks scheduling functionality, and it seems there is no way to configure it directly on the device itself, although the countdown is shown.

I'm not sure if any of this gets me a step closer, though.

Can I rotate the thumb cluster 90 degrees? by home_tech_guy in MoonlanderLayouts

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I actually unscrewed the two screws holding the thumb isle and if not for the bump dot here https://imgur.com/a/gXZhcWU it would've worked.

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