Amateur. Better store classified physical copies in a bathroom.

No way it will cost $ 69.

See for example PiKVM prices.

Will your lunar server have the UTC or LTC clock?

I’m trying to understand the use case.
Day + night on the Luna have length of ~ 30 days.

I will not recommend it if you don’t have enough experience.

Fire hazard.

I have 5 300 VA units, 2x cheap brand, 2x CyberPower, 1x Eaton.
I think 2 of them don’t have a transformer.

Does it matter? All have a 9 Ah 12 V battery.
It will last few to 20 minutes maybe.
No issues so far (battery capacity loss excluded).

Recently, as someone recommends, all batteries are outside of UPS enclosure,
lower temperature. Which could affect battery lifetime.

More power, more money 👀

I have plenty space on my ZIP drive.

Bring back yellow lights.
I hate white-blue retina burning lights.

Active-matrix LEDs suck for others outside.
It’s not a solution.

Inside Ventoy: SystemRescue, Clonezilla, Debian netinstall, Ubuntu netinstall, Tails, GParted live, FreeBSD bootonly, Supergrub 2, Windows Server 2019 evaluation, Windows 11 22H2.

Shredded SSDs? It’s a ceramic dust.

I’m thinking of a “used” chilled water after flushing the pipe system?
Unused, expired diesel fuel (wtf)?

Facebook BGP screw-up in 2021.

!pbsod@lemmy.ohaa.xyz

If you surprised why it has a PowerPC CPU. It’s actually a SoC.
From the manual:

AMCC PowerPC 405 32-bit RISC processor core operating up to 333MHz with 16KB D-and I-caches.

Designed specifically to address embedded applications, the PowerPC 405EP (PPC405EP), provides a high-performance, low-power solution that interfaces to a wide range of peripherals by incorporating on-chip power management features and lower power dissipation requirements.

I think imapsync will fulfill your needs.

Be aware. Some external USB drives, like WD Elements, have built-in USB controllers. So they don’t have a SATA connector.

Pricey for non x86_64 laptop.
The cheapest option is € 1,200.00.

You can choose between A311D and RK3588 SoC modules.

My original username was LinuxTux, then LnxTx, and now lnxtx (more neutral).

Back then (~2005) I was fascinated by Linux.

Specs?

Wrong handle:

!DIY@slrpnk.ner

vs.

!DIY@slrpnk.net

Images should be stored in a distributed storage like the IPFS.