man, that brings me back to the days of the coolermaster Stacker which was all the rage in like 2002
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Puts the "pro" in procrastination
theyve been milking that full-ATX design for going on 20 years now
heres the original CM stacker 830 that was hugely popular in 2003-2004
I had a CM case that had a door like that but only for the upper half of the front, covering the bays and buttons. Can't remember what model it was.theyve been milking that full-ATX design for going on 20 years now
heres the original CM stacker 830 that was hugely popular in 2003-2004
That is one fugly looking case. Needs to be a clean aluminum case. LianLi used to own that market segment but now Silverstone and others make decent aluminum cases.
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@fly was trying to put more and more stuff on my infrastructure box, get it off the windows NAS. Todays move was I was gonna run Radarr, Sonarr and NZBget in docker on the infrastructure box, and have em just write to the share on the NAS over 10gbe.
Realized that was a bad idea for NZBGET. It unrars locally, so it was writing the files to the share, pulling them back to the puny infrastructure box to unrar, then writing the file back to the NAS.
Gonna have to run NZGET on the NAS, but i think i can get away with dockerizing Radarr and Sonarr since theyre just pushing NZBs to NZBget.
Maybe i can do it windows docker or on WSL2 on that box
Realized that was a bad idea for NZBGET. It unrars locally, so it was writing the files to the share, pulling them back to the puny infrastructure box to unrar, then writing the file back to the NAS.
Gonna have to run NZGET on the NAS, but i think i can get away with dockerizing Radarr and Sonarr since theyre just pushing NZBs to NZBget.
Maybe i can do it windows docker or on WSL2 on that box
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