@IronicBadger@ASUSUSA@ASUS Oh interesting, I have a XG-C100C which I think uses the same chipset. It sometimes looses the link and I was never able to pin down why, I can โreviveโ it without rebooting by disabling the adapter and then re-enabling it in windows most of the time.
@EverySmartHome Is that sensor shipping with the latest revision of the everything presence one? I grabbed my package from the post office today ๐. The first version already did great in my long hallway, really excited to test the new one.
@dhh Does it make a difference compared to setting `SECRET_KEY_BASE=dummy`? Deferring the access of the secret key and only raising if it is actually required (would that ever be the case when precompiling?) is probably more complicated?
@evanphx@nateberkopec I am interested as well, recently switched from Gmail to MXroute, not having push notifications on mobile is weird, but maybe a good thing overall. All other systems have been and are using Thunderbird since forever, IMAP seems fine to me on "not mobile".
@getajobmike That looks very exciting!
> Maybe those jobs aren't thread-safe
Not thread-safe as in not safe to run multiple of those jobs at the "same time", but the jobs would still need to use thread-safe libraries because multiple Sidekiq instances run in the same process, right?
@IronicBadger @amotanltd @geerlingguy I had some issues with no name PSUs being pretty noisy (especially with no/low load), my use case is WLED. Found a quiet one from Mean Well https://t.co/1MUbBDDxNq (just 60W though).
@penelope_zone I bought a system from NZXT earlier this year. The GPU price was awesome considering the shortage, rest of the system had like a 10-20% markup. Was planning to swap out parts to different systems but still have it running as is and I am happy with it.
@IronicBadger Can't really loan it to you (other side of the pond and they are partially in use), but if you'd like me to run some tests if have a 4th gen i3, 9th gen i9 and hopefully soon a J4125. (7th gen i7 is half busy as the living room VR gaming PC but could switch to linux temporarily).
@tenderlove Have to say, I love that most of your pictures from your workstation look like you are using a greenscreen with the background being a picture of your room ๐ Gives me a chuckle every time ๐ฅฐ
@IronicBadger Thanks! That's interesting, I started with a conbee and then switched to a sonoff bridge flashed with tasmota. Do you have experience comparing a WLAN bridge with the performance of a USB stick like yours?
@sgrif@penelope_zone Also gaming performance (only using userbenchmark as an indicator, results are often biased cross vendors) https://t.co/1omYyCz8vt https://t.co/j95hsyp4T9 NVIDIAs SKUs >= XX70 perform so well that one can skip multiple generations and still get good performance.
@jamesharrison Awesome, that is great to hear. Makes sense to use the SFP+ port for a fiber WAN. I would probably use the 2.5G for a Wifi 6 AC, 10G for cross VLAN routing that never exceeds 1G ๐ and two of the 1G ports for WANs
@jamesharrison Symmetric 1G WAN is something I will probably not get soon.I assume you have your "LAN" VLANs routed through the 10G port? What I need decent support for is multi-WAN as I still have to deal with VDSL and cable internet ๐
@jamesharrison The specs of the thing look really impressive for the price, however hearing that from you is a bit scary to me ๐ I am not super happy with my OPNsense, so I guess depending on how much you curse in the next days/weeks I'll either try VyOS or RouterOS ๐
@nateberkopec If the payload is too big, maybe wait for updated_at to be "new enough" but that would introduce idle time and could be flakey by producing results which were expected by later jobs. So I guess, either idempotency or locking of some sort?
@nateberkopec "Make your jobs idempotent" (which I have heard so many times, while having to synchronise filesystem state with a database at work ๐ ) . If the job only needs to read data, pass it the data it needs.