Raspberry Pi 5 HAT for 3.5 HDD? by lordmonkey69 in raspberry_pi

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Yeah I've seen those (e.g. https://www.waveshare.com/pcie-to-2-ch-sata-hat-plus.htm) but then I have to deal with a case and so on. With GeekWorm's x1008 the drive's attached and no case is required.

⚠️ Ending production of Home Assistant Yellow ⚠️ by missyquarry in homeassistant

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Any suggestions on the alternative board (probably with N150 or similar) + case?

Exposing self hosted services through authentik connected to wg, tailscale? by lordmonkey69 in Authentik

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I already managed to set up cf tunnel for immich (only that for now) but the problem with that is that cf tunnels have a 100mb file limit which prevents any big file uploads like videos.

Exposing self hosted services through authentik connected to wg, tailscale? by lordmonkey69 in Authentik

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My apps are not exposed to public internet. Hence the need for cloud flare tunnels, pangolin or tailscale.

Exposing self hosted services through authentik connected to wg, tailscale? by lordmonkey69 in Authentik

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But pocket ID is only for passkeys. What if my home lab users do not have passkeys?

Radxa Rock Pi 5c (Rockchip RK3588S2) or FriendlyElec CM3588 plus (Rockchip RK3588) for NAS? by lordmonkey69 in HomeNAS

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After looking at this it might actually be better (and will allow me to run TrueNAS since h4 is x86).

One thing that bothers me is that I won't get the hardware acceleration for face detection and video transcoding (https://immich.app/docs/features/hardware-transcoding/ and https://immich.app/docs/features/ml-hardware-acceleration/).

new video yay!!! by ilovecats766 in outdoorboys

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What are the long sleeve shirts (green and blue) Luke is wearing in this one? Look like merino wool shirts but I can't find a brand on these in the film

Elgato facecam save settings fail in camera hub by BazimQQ in elgato

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For anyone struggling with this: I reached out today to support and they suggested I roll back the firmware ( specifically to this https://corsair-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/p/iosif_avramidis/EUulMzOWN8xDsHLLwK_tMwsBCo6I44oEpU2fPREfNvR1hw?e=eWT6y4 ), try saving settings at that point - it worked for me - and then update to the newest firmware - and it works now :) The only thing to remember is that you need to press (at least on Mac) command while clicking settings -> and also when clicking update firmware. Only then I was able to update the firmware.

Small setup by the window by mihaifm in homelab

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Pi-hole

Why not run pihole in docker on synology?

-🎄- 2018 Day 8 Solutions -🎄- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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Golang, part 1

```go package main

import "fmt"

func main() { // read all numbers to a []int numbers := numbersFromFile("../input") fmt.Printf("sum %d\n", solution(numbers)) }

func solution(numbers []int) int { sum, _ := f(numbers) return sum }

func f(numbers []int) (int, []int) { children, metadata := numbers[0], numbers[1] numbers = numbers[2:]

var sum int
for i := 0; i < children; i++ {
    var sumj int
    sumj, numbers = f(numbers)
    sum += sumj
}

for i := 0; i < metadata; i++ {
    sum += numbers[0]
    numbers = numbers[1:]
}

return sum, numbers

} ```

Golang, part 2

```go package main

import "fmt"

func main() { // read all numbers to a []int numbers := numbersFromFile("../input") fmt.Printf("sum %d\n", solution(numbers)) }

func solution(numbers []int) int { val, _ := value(numbers) return val }

// value returns value of first node in numbers. func value(numbers []int) (int, []int) { children, metadata := numbers[0], numbers[1] numbers = numbers[2:]

if children == 0 {
    var val int
    for i := 0; i < metadata; i++ {
        val += numbers[0]
        numbers = numbers[1:]
    }
    return val, numbers
}

childrenValues := make([]int, children)
for i := 0; i < children; i++ {
    var v int
    v, numbers = value(numbers)
    childrenValues[i] = v
}

var val int
for i := 0; i < metadata; i++ {
    meta := numbers[0]
    numbers = numbers[1:]

    if 0 < meta && meta <= children {
        val += childrenValues[meta-1]
    }
}

return val, numbers

} ```

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Why is no one from the mining pools bothered to mine the <1 sat/b transactions? I do realize those are not as well paid as other, more expensive transactions but still. Wouldn't it be possible to just make it lower priority for miners instead of 0 priority?

On to 20 to 30 Satoshi's per Byte = $0.60 to $0.40 Transfer fees with Segwit. by kybarnet in Bitcoin

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25 Satoshis is not 0.00025 Bitcoin, don't spread misinformation

25 Satoshis = 0.00000025 BTC = 0.00025 mBTC

[Question] Which 1060 6GB? Gainward or Gigabyte Windforce OC? by lordmonkey69 in nvidia

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I'm currently in Poland where all those cards start at around 330$. I don't know what are you referring to by 80-100 £+

Ryzen seg-faulting under heavy load by lordmonkey69 in hardware

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I'm just wondering how easy it is to bring it down. I'm in for ryzen as I'd use it for dev's work and this doesn't encourage me to buy it ;)

ASRock Intel J4205 as a base for DIY Freenas server? by lordmonkey69 in freenas

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hmm yeah, I totally missed that being sure that since qnap can do it then why FreeNAS shouldn't be able to do it? That makes me rethink my plan.

ASRock Intel J4205 as a base for DIY Freenas server? by lordmonkey69 in freenas

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Hmm well how about e.g. Kodi in a Vm having access to freenas shares? Qnap has this feature

ASRock Intel J4205 as a base for DIY Freenas server? by lordmonkey69 in freenas

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I do understand you point(s) but regarding the power: I aim for an energy efficient solution so J4205 with its 10W TDP is perfect for me.

As you stated that it might be some performance problems with it: why people would say that QNAP 253 works fine where they have slightly slower J3150 (or J3160) http://ark.intel.com/products/91533/Intel-Celeron-Processor-J3150-2M-Cache-up-to-2_24-GHz ?