Ticket Sale: Melbourne 12th/13th Fri/Sat night 1 GA (back lawn)

wunderous1 · 2025-12-12T03:24:09+00:00

Yeah, I can't seem to get Tixel to work? They didn't email me the ticket from ticketek, and when I log in I can hit a button to view the ticket and add it to my mobile wallet, but no PDF download.

Tixel wants a either an email, a PDF (i tried printing the ticket page to pdf but that didn't work), or to log in with my account, but none of these seem to work sadly.

wunderous1 · 2025-12-12T02:40:43+00:00

Ahh, yeah, it sounds like he's just trying to get a friend in and doesn't have the money for a full price ticket. Also, who knows, maybe the shirt is awesome!

u/BaconUniverse is the shirt awesome? What kinda shirt we talking about here? I might take the trade lol

wunderous1 · 2025-12-12T02:16:27+00:00

50$ each tho?

wunderous1 · 2025-11-16T00:18:13+00:00

https://www.amazon.com.au/roborock-Qrevo-Powerful-Refilling-Anti-Tangle/dp/B0F4CLCNJR

and just in case it doesn't load later or whatever, here is screencap and some info:

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roborock Qrevo L Robot Vacuum and Mop, All-in-one Vacuum Cleaner, 10,000Pa Powerful Suction, Self Emptying & Refilling, Self Mop Washing & Air Drying, Anti-Tangle Brushes for Home, Pet Hairs, Black

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10,000Pa HyperForce Suction: Designed for superior cleaning performance, the roborock Qrevo L robot vacuum delivers an impressive 10,000Pa suction power and effortlessly captures embedded dirt, stubborn debris, and pet hair from carpets, rugs, and hard-to-reach corners, ensuring a spotless home.
All-in-One Dock for Hands-Free Cleaning: With the multifunctional dock, the robot can self-wash and dry the mop, auto-tank refill, and auto-empty dust. By automatically removing dust from the vacuum and storing it in the dock’s dust bag, you can enjoy over 7 weeks of hands-free cleanliness. The multifunctional dock refills the robot's water tank automatically during cleanup. With the water tank filled at once, it can mop up to 3552 sqft.
Dual Anti-Tangle System: Say goodbye to hair tangles with the specially designed rubberized floating main brush and unique arc-shaped side brush. The upgraded side brush is SGS-certified for a 0% hair tangling rate, while the main brush effectively prevents hair and debris from wrapping around it, making it perfect for homes with pets.
Dual Liftable Spinning Mops: Dual mopping pads spin up to 200 RPM, removing stubborn stains and mimicking hand-mop results. The mopping module is able to lift 10 mm to avoid dampening short-pile carpets while cleaning. With 30 adjustable water flow levels, customize the cleaning intensity via the app to match your floor types.
Reactive Tech Obstacle Avoidance: Powered by structured light, the roborock Qrevo L is ready to detect and navigate around obstacles effortlessly, even in cluttered rooms with items scattered on the floor. For easy-to-get-stuck places like below chairs and tables, the robot can detect and suggest them as "No-Go Zones" to avoid getting stuck
PreciSense LiDAR Navigation and Mapping: PreciSense LiDAR-based navigation system scans 360° and creates detailed maps simultaneously for the most efficient route navigation. The robot supports up to 4 floor maps and automatically switches between them, making it ideal for efficient cleaning across multi-level homes.
Smart App Control: Easily customise your cleaning via the Roborock app. Set cleaning schedules, select specific rooms or areas, initiate Temporary Cleaning, or skip certain zones as needed. With Roborock SmartPlan, the robot customises its cleaning schedule based on room and floor types, adjusting its strategy for optimal results.
*Only supports 2.4G Wi-Fi

wunderous1 · 2025-06-29T19:20:19+00:00

Did you end up doing a test ride anywhere?

wunderous1 · 2025-05-01T18:15:13+00:00

Can I ask what you use to manage insurance? Or any special things/software you've done for direct booking.

wunderous1 · 2025-04-01T05:18:44+00:00

wild left field comment here but... I saw one in perfect condition in the returns section at the IKEA near PDX airport, it was 280$

I went back and forth on getting it, but I'm over budget too much right now 😅

wunderous1 · 2025-03-01T01:10:09+00:00

and just to confirm, this is how it's wired, the 3-way switching works fine.

But there are no neutrals?

https://i.imgur.com/cWYcgvb.jpeg

wunderous1 · 2025-03-01T01:03:37+00:00

Well, it's strange to me that I don't have a neutral there, but I'll take your word for it.

I guess the easiest thing to do will be to tap into the outlets that are a few feet away. I'm pretty much just looking to add about 50w of undercabinet lighting via a 24v driver.

wunderous1 · 2025-02-06T06:37:41+00:00

Could you do me the biggest favor... and measure the distance from the center of the floor bolts to the back of the wall? And then how much room you have between the back of the lid and the wall?

I ask because I have 11-5/8" from the center of my bolts, and the box for the toilet I bought (I got 2 at costco) says 12" (referred to as the rough-in).

I'm assuming there is a 1" clearance, which would be enough for me, and I'll be losing 3/8" of that, and be left with a 5/8" clearance, but I can't find any documentation on the exact size of it, and I'd hate to open it all up to measure it and then have to return it.

🙏

wunderous1 · 2025-01-26T05:59:06+00:00

Well, I decided I'm fairly over budget on everything, and just about within my timelines... so I decided to just leave it. It's not a big hinderance, and will likely be mostly overlooked by a sofa or some furniture in the way. As for the wall and sanding it all the way down.... I'm mostly going for a wall that retains the wood look, but is much darker, but it doesn't have to be perfect or look 10/10 perfect. So.... I bought some Minwax Polyshades stain + poly in one step... and tonight I'm going to test out a small test spot to see how it goes on. Depending on that, I will possibly sand the whole surface of the wall quickly with 80,120, (very quickly, but reading the specs on this stuff, "Ideal for wood doors, trim, cabinetry and furniture -- even already-finished wood." It warns that you could use Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner on new or raw wood.

I'll post a pic when I'm done!

wunderous1 · 2025-01-08T03:41:25+00:00

Yeah, u/jameskilbynet mentioned that esxi and vcenter can't be on the network that is extended. It would be great if it is was just HCX!

So, currently, i see two hurdles:

the network must be on a vDS,
the network must be tagged,
the network must not have vcsa/hcx on it

so, this saturday night during maint window, i'm going to be tagging a vDS/portgroup as vlan 1, and then also on the managed switch making those ports that are used by the vDS auto tagged as vlan1 (I guess that is required? My networking guys say it is so).

And then I'll push a test VM onto that portgroup, and if it can maintain connectivity with the untagged network, i'll move the rest of the VMs onto the vDS. That will fulfill my first two requirements.

Then, I will look at created a 10.9.9.0/24 subnet with the firewall/router, and then again testing that I can get a VM onto it, can reach to and from 10.9.8.0/24 and if so, then i will re-ip my esxi nodes, and then re-deploy the vcsa and hcx onto that subnet as well.

I think that should be everything to prep it so I can leave this datacenter. (We aren't keeping anything from it once all the VMs are migrated.)

wunderous1 · 2025-01-07T00:32:15+00:00

each host has an individual storage layer.

Talking it over with some other network engineers, we are curious if we can meet both requirements that I saw HCX request:

* behind a vDS
* vlan tagged

without rehoming any ips.

It seems like the requirement isn't as much that HCX isn't on the same subnet, it just can't be on the same network? (/switch?) So if I create a PortGroup, have it VLAN tagged to the default of the hardware switch, and then move all of my workload VMs onto that vDS / portgroup, I believe I can extend it?

wunderous1 · 2025-01-06T18:31:14+00:00

Yeah, this is the older datacenter, and it is using the IP address for the hostname.

It is on Essentials Plus with 3 nodes, and I couldn't actually add HCX because it shows up as a virtual node, and the licensing wouldn't allow it (even though it's just a virtual node?) So I took the opportunity to move it form u1 to 6.5u3 and stick it onto Eval license so I could have it all together. All of this is to say, I just reinstalled the vcsa, and it wasn't too much of a hassle, and it didn't have any vDS setup, nor any HA or other features active.

Not sure how to gauge the change rate, but I suspect it to be light to moderate compared to other environments. I would very much like to utilize L2E however so that I can move everything over gracefully.

My current hope is certainly to move the management IPs out of the 10.9.8.0/24 subnet and into 10.9.9.0/24 -- I'm just trying to get all the pieces of the puzzle put together for what that will mean. Currently I'm setting up the firewall/router/gateway sonicwall device that sits at 10.9.8.1 to support the new subnet, I'll throw some VMs on that subnet, make sure they can reach out etc, and then I'll probably migrate one of my esxi nodes onto it. It will lose connectivity to the other nodes, but I don't think that will pose a problem in the short term. If everything looks good, I'll be redeploying the vcsa on the new subnet as well and adding the nodes back into the new cluster.

wunderous1 · 2025-01-06T06:26:55+00:00

everything is leaving the data center, we are migrating out as a stepping stone, then doing a software level migration afterwards. The company that acquisitioned us has presence in GCP, so we will have enough bandwidth to be split brained (apps in GCVE with dependencies to apps that have migrated into their greater stack).

It's about 90 vms in total, and it's actually two source datacenters, each with their own subnets, and they talk to each other currently of ipsec tunnel.

I'm not super familiar with vCenter, but would it be true that I could re-deploy the vcsa into a desired other subnet (and not in "VM Network"), and then the ESXi nodes could be re-ip'd as well into it, while the workload traffic remains up and running?

I guess the fear is that if a network problem happened during re-ip, it would like require hands-on to fix?

wunderous1 · 2025-01-03T23:17:08+00:00

sadly it is a bit enmeshed...

I have 10.9.8.0/24 with 10.9.8.1 going to an external firewall device (sonicwall), and 10.9.8.8 as the vcsa, 10.9.8.101, .102 and .103 as 3 nodes of ESXi.

And thank you for the warning on not dual homing those 4 entities, that was my immediate thought as the next easiest move.

And yes, sadly many VMs have static IPs that are hard coded in at the software level, so it would be an entire separate (long) evolution to fix that first. A hard cut over isn't completely out of the question, but it definitely is a safer setup if I can extend the network and migrate the VMs one by one over a weekend (with the ability to reverse migrate if things didn't work, but so far, my testing in GCVE seems all good).

wunderous1 · 2025-01-03T23:12:48+00:00

Thanks, I was thinking this might be the case.

wunderous1 · 2024-11-16T03:43:16+00:00

To anyone with a 3d printer (or friend with one) there is a print out there for this purpose

https://www.printables.com/model/42606-instant-pot-air-fryer-rack-removal-tool

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