I have some 500gb IDE drives (maybe 320? its been a while) kicking around in some original xboxes in the shed. A few have 2tb sata installed with adaptors.
I too have some vague memories shucking 1tb IDE drives and installing those in customers xbox too but that’s from 20+ years ago now 😶🌫️
I had a laptop running as a container machine / image processing for frigate using its iGPU.
Kicked around in my rack without the screen housing, or the bottom housing for a few years. Didn’t have ethernet, so I grabbed a M.2 a+e to Ethernet adaptor which worked a champion.
Until I let it short out on the tray it was resting on, wasn’t expensive and replaced it with a cheap erying ES motherboard.
If you aren’t using the wifi onboard you may be able to remove that M.2 a+e and install a dual sata m.2
Does depend on motherboard but possible.
Don’t worry, M$ say you can launch the command line in 90ms now!
Cant wait to see if Erying get some ES boards on the market from this generation.
My 13th gen Erying ES board is an absolute champion, I’d love to retire my power hungry 9th gen 9900k file / media server with something more capable in the iGPU department.
Nothing also do some. Nothing Ear (Stick)
However I’m not sure if they are currently being produced, they do some open, over ear buds however; they all have the rubbish pinch gestures vs the old touch from the AirPods 1 / 2.
Going to pave the area, lots of prep to do first. Compacting and leveling and probably a domestic or three in between.
We have 3 pallets of bricks that have been in the way for too long.
I’ve had my current dishwasher for at least 15 years. Replaced a few grommets for the top spinning arm and its still chugging away like a champion.
The print on the front has been re written in perminant marker (so we know which blinding blue led corresponds to which mode) but honestly couldn’t ask for much more in an appliance.
From memory it was on special for maybe $200. Wife wants to replace it but I don’t have the heart to let it go just yet.
Me too!
However mine is unfinished :(
Man what are you paying per kwh? I’m averaging ~$0.21 AUD using a supplier who offers a variable market wholesale price.
I’d thought my rack was a bit of a hog with a z390 9900k and erying es system, but checking my current usage it’s vibing at 180kwh~
At 9:20 pm my rack has set me back $0.80 for the day (excluding misc connection fees and so forth). Most of my daily use would be in heating / cooling with two split systems & the wife WFH.
I’ve got three of the old Google wifi pucks, all running openwrt. Bit of a mess around to find a working flash drive but no complaints now.
Only wifi 5 but all honesty that’s all we need at home.
You can export them from the Google authenticator app and import into something like keepassdx. Its a bit of a workaround doing such, having to read the data from the QR code but entirely possible.
Mine sync between devices using Syncthing, merging forked credentials is easy enough to fix too with the desktop app.
My yard was infested with bur clover, horrible stuff when you have pets. Worse when your pets are poodle mixes.
Other clover yeah they chill.
KeepassDX is great, works most of the time finding fields in Firefox. Can use biometrics to unlock your database if desired too.
Uses the same databases as I use on my laptop / desktop with no issues.