Brad Fitzpatrick @bradfitz.com · May 14 "Racksberry Pi" My new rack to eventually better organize/cable my collection of all Raspberries Pi, mips, mipsle, mips64, riscv64, etc rando hardware. Still setting it up. Only silent fanless stuff is allowed here. Servers with fans/IPMI go in the garage where they can be loud and not needy.
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I love her
Dont forget to set up a Gopher hole to use it as social media.
may I suggest some MIDI modules
Awesome rack =)
Nice, I run the same Pi rack 😆 However, I get some nasty interference between the switch & Pi's when running them with a PoE hat (the one with SKU 730-2). The older hat I have (can't remember the brand/SKU but it went out of prod anyway) is ok, but still something to be aware of
Is that an audio-rack kit on wheels? Looks great!
I love the feeling of network setups with tons of flashy lights and knowing that you know what every single one of those lights mean.
Goddamn I love a messy rack.
I real want to call it "A Pi at the Racksberry"
I always have found this stuff aesthetically pleasing, though I have know idea what this stuff is used for.
Yeah but say 100 pis, thats a lot of heat. :)
oh man, fun, reminds me of snarfed.org/2013-10-17_d...
Did you remove the fans out of the UniFi switch? I have the same switch and swapped them with noctuas since the oem fans sounded like a jet taking off.
That is handsome.
warms my cockles of my heart to spot fellow vevor user in the wild
very cool. Do you actually do anything with it? I mean... it's fine if not :)