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vk3xe, to random
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And then after my activations I realised I wasn’t that far from my favourite bakery (Bourkies in Woodend). Not too late for a pie and jelly slice where they use cheesecake instead of gelatin

decryption,
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shlee, to fediverse
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I'm just a humble country chicken admin, but I've been thinking a lot about the cost of the fediverse and how we can improve it for all of the instances... in a coop kind of way

The cost of handing all of the media is THE major problem for me atm.

https://shlee.fedipress.au/2024/call-to-action-fediverse-media-server/

decryption,
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@shlee in the absence of a better solution, could it be worth building your own object storage server running MinIO or similar? You can get refurb/recertified HDDs in bulk for around $19-$21/TB (14TB for $260 - 18TB for $380 - 22TB for $580 depending how dense you wanna go).

That said, there really should be a better way than downloading everything on Fedi everytime!

decryption,
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@shlee ahhh, bandwidth - the eternal austrailan internet problem. If you were hosted in the US you'd get a 10gig pipe for a flat rate with unlimited data :(

decryption,
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@shlee I was investigating something similar that needed a shitload of bandwidth but hosted in AU and one workaround was to simply limit your connectivity to the various internet exchanges. They’ll offer you 1gig-100gig for a reasonable flat fee, but the catch is it’s only to other networks they peer with, which means Telstra customers are shit out of luck as they’re the only ISP here that doesn’t peer. Could be something worth looking into there so you can route your traffic via the exchanges for cheap and save the “premium” bandwidth for Telstra/non-peers.

decryption,
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@shlee yep, would be nice if they were more fine-grained with their bandwidth pricing!

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    @jonathantrott it isn't silent - you can hear it do its thing if you're in a dead quiet room, but I wouldn't call it noisy.

    decryption,
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    @jonathantrott the WD 20TB Red specs say 20/32 dba (idle/seek), the Seagate X20 specs say 28/32 dba, noisier when idle, same when seeking - so if you want something less noisy this isn't the drive you want

    decryption, (edited ) to random
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    Sold a bunch of stuff yesterday evening, but still have loads available!

    Galax GTX1650 Super 4GB GPU - $235
    Sennheiser HD 6XX headphones - $200
    Rode Podcaster USB microphone - $100
    Rode AI-1 USB audio interface - $95
    Ankerwork B600 4K webcam & speakerphone - $115

    Prices include free postage anywhere in Australia. Pics & more info here: https://thesizzle.com.au/sale

    Will try a thread again below with fewer photos so I don't get rate limited!

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    Galax GTX1650 Super 4GB GPU - $235

    Used this card for ages for some gaming and mostly GPU video encoding. Good for lower spec PSUs as it only needs a single power plug.

    decryption,
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    Sennheiser HD 6XX headphones - $200

    Mostly just wanted to see how these sound and they are awesome. Comfortable and sound great, but I'm not a headphone guy, I prefer listening on my fancy speakers. Can provide receipt from Massdrop for this one if you have any troubles.

    decryption,
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    Rode Podcaster USB microphone - $100

    Had this for over a decade, still works perfectly. Aussie made! Missing the stand mount (Rode RM2) hence the cheaper price. Includes the USB cable too.

    decryption,
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    @timixretroplays it's a dynamic mic, so does need to be pretty close - i wouldn't want to use it more than 10cm away from the source of sound

    nonspecialist, to random
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    @nonspecialist replying now :)

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