I have a 2u drawer that could accept a face panel. It would actually be super useful to be able to access the equipment behind without taking the rack off the wall.
I spend an evening hacking together a stack of boards to create a drone interface for both my transmitter (via https://github.com/mikeneiderhauser/CRSFJoystick) and my goggles with a HDMI to composite to 5.8GHz video link.
Is there a maintained open source server counterpart?
It’s really great to see games that would otherwise die live on through a community. Ultima online is a great example with the likes of ClassicUO (amazing client) and ModernUO (an active attempt at a modernised server)
I switched from years old Arctic silver 5 to Noctua NT-H1. It resulted in a dramatic difference. 64c loaded vs 84c -- I now suspect I had an air bubble which may invalidate the initial motivation for the work in the first place :-)
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I made this: https://github.com/naggie/dsnet/ -- a simple command to manage a wireguard VPN. Think wg-quick but quicker: key generation + address allocation.
I used to have many dozens of tabs open statically, kind of like a TODO list I never get round to. Some tabs are open all the time for email, chat as well.
I've eliminated those tabs and now have tabs related to what I'm currently doing only. There could still be dozens, but importantly they do get closed.
To prevent the static tabs, I do 2 things:
1) Map tabs I monitor (email, chat etc) to a streamdeck, pressing a physical button every time I want to check
2) Save those static "TODO" tabs to a task manager[1] and treat them as tasks.
[1]: My own task manager: https://github.com/naggie/dstask/ -- saving the URL in note means I can open the tab in a browser again in a command (open)
Nice article. I had been maintaining a few servers doing a similar thing, but found the peer management, address allocation and key creation to be a bit tedious after some time so I created a command, https://github.com/naggie/dsnet/ -- adds peers in one command with IPv6 and PSK support.
2. 2 dual pole relay to move a USB flash drive to and from the PC it's connected to, in combination with (1) you could then boot ISOs remotely by dd-ing the ISO to the flash drive and then connecting it to the host PC with a relay
> "Not as secure" means specifically this punts all the actual security of the system.
In my opinion, not quite; the peer private key only exists on the server for a short amount of time which somewhat mitigates the problem.
I agree it's not ideal but it is convenient, and a good balance for the average user in my opinion. I will support specifying a public key as part of the `add` command soon. See https://github.com/naggie/dsnet/issues/8 (also, see the FAQ)