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sleen, in Cyberpunk cooling

Redneck engineering

0x4E4F,
@0x4E4F@sh.itjust.works avatar

Hey, if it works, it works 🤷.

sleen,

True true.

vikingtons, in Recommend me DIY router hardware
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I’ve heard good things about the bananapi bpi r3. Been meaning to get one myself, and you can find them in kits with cases, antenna, power supply etc for maybe just under 100.

The R4 is around the corner and has the option to support WiFi 7 via expansion module. I think it’s still awaiting upstream support for openwrt, however. If you don’t need WiFi 7, the R3 is a solid platform.

possiblylinux127, (edited ) in Recommend me DIY router hardware

openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_available_16128

proper, (edited ) in My PCIe drive isn't showing up on my new Cybergeek mini pc
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maybe it uses the same channel as a sata drive? I know with some boards it’s either/or.

techoverwrite.com/m-2-nvme-disabling-sata-ports/

possiblylinux127, in Cyberpunk cooling

Why?

0x4E4F,
@0x4E4F@sh.itjust.works avatar

Because the original cooler was busted 🤷.

mvirts, in I need someone to do a sanity check for me (i2p to bridge networks)

Do you want to use i2p for anonymity?

dasr, in I need someone to do a sanity check for me (i2p to bridge networks)

Why not setup a Dynamic DNS at the site that has a dynamic IP do that you can always be sue that you have the most up to date, correct IP? WireGuard does support dynamic IPs, I use it my self when setting the ‘endpoint’ option client-side.

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