I watched ads for local companies liquidating server rooms, and walked away with a 42u Dell rack for a pretty good bargain. Took a couple months of monitoring though.
Dr. Wesker
Making the world a better place, one genetic experiment at a time.
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Cake day: June 10th, 2023
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2·15 hours agoMate.
Jokes aside, speaking of Yorkshire, I think the Hull accent is so oddly sexy.
6·1 day agoI hate to split hares BUT UHHH
'ave a loicense for that gorill-er?
Oh, I uhh… also bought a Panasonic AG-1980 SVHS deck. Those that know, know.
This might dictate some changes to my hardware setup, and see me eventually remove the TINK and the Magewell HDMI capture card from the mix, in a move towards SDI. TBD.
3·2 days agoI recently revived a circa-2014 Thinkserver with a core install of antiX, and was pleasantly surprised. I went for the smallest footprint possible by installing only the core distro, and then choosing the packages I wanted/needed.
2·2 days agoYou’re preaching to the choir, but I’d also suggest you have poor social skills.
I wanna talk a moment about Earl Grey.
My whole life I avoided it, because I assumed from the floral scent of the leaves, that it must taste like ass.
I recently bought a box on some sort of unexplainable whim.
It is such a wonderful late afternoon pick-me-up!
Christopher Walken. The exception would be maybe Sleepy Hollow, but only because he didn’t have any lines.
You’re gonna regret that when you’re 591 years old.
8·2 days agoThe day same day Elon is announced a trillionare, a competitor gets nerfed. 🤔
Hey.
Simply an accepted way to distinguish stage magic from occult magic(k).
I’m not a head doctor, so take this just as an observation during the years of my involvement.
Occultism seemed to attract a lot of people who were ill, or at risk. It seemed to attract a lot of people that felt helpless or like they weren’t in control of their life. These people commonly were looking for a leg up. Often that leg up was some sort of understanding of the bigger picture, or a toolset that would allow them to influence the world in ways favorable to them. My deduction is that, aside from those I’d refer to as “the scholars,” occultism more often than not attracted the vulnerable in one sense or another.
It also seemed to attract the damaged, who wanted to intentionally share their damage. But I felt like they were rare, and they also fizzled out very quickly.
I really just meant I saw people lose their minds. Paranoia, schizoid behaviors, and generally being unable to differentiate between fantasy and (for lack of a better word) reality.
Everything I experienced was legitimate in some sense. I never dealt in miracles. I’ve seen and involved myself in lots of things that just never saw any fruition, except perhaps a momentary dopamine spike. On the other hand, I’ve seen and spoken to beings that I couldn’t to this day in good conscience tell you I am able to differentiate as a real entity, or just the power of human subconscious.
The moral of the story is none of it had any positive effect on my life or mental well being. If I had at any point objectively involved myself in the uncovering of some sort of hidden knowledge, then it was hidden for a reason, and I’m happy to let it remain hidden. Living life in the basal world is complicated and involved enough.
Thank you. I have a handful of things populating this rack:
Maybe some other stuff I’m forgetting.