

yes, it’s a zip-tie-and-duck-tape watchdog that cost me $5


yes, it’s a zip-tie-and-duck-tape watchdog that cost me $5


I just wrote a comment about a very similar setup! Glad I wasn’t the only one haha


I used to have a Ryzen 2700X based system as a server. At the time (no clue if it’s still an issue), there was a bug in the interaction between early Ryzen chips and Linux that caused the OS to lock up intermittently. I used a ATmega32u4 board to connect to the reset switch on the PC and as a USB device with a systemd unit that sends a ping to the board every 30 seconds. If the board doesn’t see a ping for a minute, it reboots the PC. It was janky as hell, but it worked for 2+ years!


only if the data gets sent. it’s doesn’t have to be.


ostensibly, there is no need to send your location anywhere, as everything could be set up to be done client-side where you get a registry of published instance locations and sort them by distance to your current location.


Doesn’t look like it


There are plenty of outlets that specifically do not use AI in their writing. Those are what I fill my feed reader with.
I don’t know about “most”. It hasn’t been an option on any of the consumer motherboards I’ve used in my homelab.