aaronax

6 ms·

1.
by aaronax 6d ago
A label maker, as they said they use, prints durable and easy to read labels.
2.
by aaronax 19d ago
Beeper?
3.
by aaronax 3mo ago
A more powerful search tool for the contents of Palo Alto firewall release notes: https://firewallissues.axvig.com/ A tool to periodically sync Device 42 data to Netbox (work).
4.
by aaronax 4mo ago
I was thinking that the writing is upside down. Very wrong IMHO to write on a floppy disk that way.
5.
by aaronax 5mo ago
Where can I buy DRM free Anathem? The Road? Hunger Games?
6.
by aaronax 5mo ago
Same. And in a similar vein--AnalogX NetStat Live.
7.
by aaronax 6mo ago
A half rack weighs probably 1000 pounds. Good luck getting that into someone's basement.
8.
by aaronax 6mo ago
A Bitcoin mining node is the simplest possible way to turn compute into money. Very minimal storage and bandwidth requirements. And yet we still do not see those in houses. Everything about doing productive computing tasks in houses is mo
9.
by aaronax 6mo ago
A half rack in a rack of last decade is 8kw. A half rack of today's state of the art is 100kw. A house older than 30 years typically has 100A 120V split phase power which can supply 25000 watts (you wouldn't want to ever fully loa
10.
by aaronax 6mo ago
(Have 3yo and 1yo, another one the way, goal is 4) I have often thought that car seats are one of the major drags of modern parenting. This study apparently (I don't have time to read it, too busy with kids lmao!) confirms my suspicio
11.
by aaronax 6mo ago
There is a reason the Wordpress 100-year plan costs $38,000.
12.
by aaronax 8mo ago
When I was a boy I had to call the library to get the definition of a word that was not in my family's dictionary. 39 years old now.
13.
by aaronax 8mo ago
https://aaron.axvigs.com A pretty average personal blog--mix of homelab updates, tech solutions, and family ongoings.
14.
by aaronax 8mo ago
Supermicro has some low power options such as https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/system/Mini-ITX/SYS-E...
15.
by aaronax 8mo ago
And use a wildcard cert so that all your services don't get proved due to cert transparency logs.
16.
by aaronax 9mo ago
Exists: https://www.hmdb.org/
17.
by aaronax 9mo ago
My initial read of proximity being sufficient to exploit 3 is incorrect, so yeah as long as you control the Wi-Fi network sufficiently then things should be fine.
18.
by aaronax 9mo ago
This is so bad that it must be intentional, right? Even though these are dirt cheap, they couldn't come up with $100,000 to check for run-of-the-mill vulnerabilities? There must be many millions sold. Quite handy for some intel agen
19.
by aaronax 9mo ago
A law can fix that!
20.
by aaronax 10mo ago
Scott Locklin is one of my favorite reads, in occasional doses though. Kind of unhinged-seeming but always some perspective that seems fresh. He's like Casey Handmer turned up to 11, and throw in a use of the word "retarded"
21.
by aaronax 10mo ago
I find these numbers to be way outside of what I have heard of. I would be surprised if you could give an example that comes with even 1.5x capacity. (4TB capacity, 6TB actual flash on chips, for example.)
22.
by aaronax 10mo ago
Can you create a list of the most common book names? I think it would be funny to have a shelf of books that all have the same name.
23.
by aaronax 11mo ago
Costs have not dropped. Computing becomes cheaper over time, but AWS largely does not.
24.
by aaronax 11mo ago
Search Amazon for "pfsense mini pc". (smile as you think about how this triggers that one pfsense guy!) Intel N100 or N150 processor, passive cooling, typically 5 1000GBASE-T or better ports, RAM and SSD included. Should be abl
25.
by aaronax 11mo ago
The UI for the fs.com programmer is merely "not bad". This could easily be great in comparison.
26.
by aaronax 11mo ago
Fun fact: each one also consumes approximately $4 in electricity per year. Assuming 2.5W typical consumption, $0.18/kWh rate. More like $8/year if you are in a high rate area!
27.
by aaronax 11mo ago
> Of course they were rigged. I think there is a pretty big gap between wrestling being fake versus NBA, NFL, etc. being fake/rigged. The latter is a very uncommonly held belief AFAICT.
28.
by aaronax 1y ago
You can put multiple IPs on a computer. (Or VMs, LXCs, etc. which would each get an IP) Now what size of machine? (I don't really care, and the original question does have a whiff of malicious intent, but scaling discussions are somet
29.
by aaronax 1y ago
https://www.onedayyoullfindyourself.com/
30.
by aaronax 1y ago
Slow adoption of ACME by corporate customers that pay the bills. Must be a bigger effort than one would initially think, too.

More ›