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Haha. More like this. Well... when it started. There's a bit more stuff in there now. Keep in mind, this is not my main rack. This is just my Christmas Light rack... I'll take a picture of my main rack one day when it doesn't like like there was an explosion going off in a cable factory anymore.

You should have seen the look on my Electrician's face when I asked him to run 2 x 240V/50A cables to the outside front of my house for the sole purpose of running my Christmas Lights... He actually refused to do it until I proved to him that my power supplies can run on 240V :). That seems...

It all started when my wife was complaining that WiFi wasn't working on her phone in the bedroom :). Combined with my motto in life: "If something is worth doing, it's worth overdoing." Of course I'm very thankful for it right now, since it makes working from home a breeze. I don't like WiFi...

This is from: (1h12:30 into it)

Having said that (preceding post to this one), there are some limits I ran into with UniFi but they'll be unusual and inapplicable for most people at home: 1) I also have a Fiber Channel SAN that runs between a couple of PC's and an LTO-8 Tape Drive. On more advanced networking equipment you...

Yeah, I have 20 POE security cameras, 24 Christmas Light controllers, 12 Sonos Speakers, 5 Apple TV's. That's 61 wired devices right there. The rest are one-off PCs, Servers, NAS's, TV's, LTO Tape Library etc. My UniFi setup is: UniFi Security Gateway 4P UniFi Cloud Key 2 UniFi Switch 16XG (10...

Strong vote for Ubiquiti Unifi. It's definitely the best tech decision I've made in 20 years. I have 83 wired and 28 wireless devices connected at home over Unifi. 3 WiFi access points spread over the property. Running a 1GB Frontier Fiber ISP with failover to a XFINITY Cable - the failover is...

Sad milestone reached today: US Deaths from COVID-19: 3146 US Deaths from 9/11 attacks: 2977

Unfortunately, the risk of a vaccine being worse than the disease is very real. The worst of this would be if the vaccine works, then 6 months later if the host is exposed again, it induces a violent cytokine reaction (immune overreaction) in the host, and turn a disease that has a 1% mortality...

You’re literally repeating the fallacy in the reply to the post. People aren’t just part of the 1% dead or the 99% surviving. There is the whole healthcare/hospitalization system in between where 10% of cases end up in. If you do nothing you overwhelm that system, meaning almost every case...

We need to start involving the Defense Logistics Agency for this.

They are testing the sharing at this point. They haven't run out yet.

50% - 75% not 90%...

I meant their tests found close to 100% of their cases.

Totally agree we need more wide spread testing, but the asymptomatic rate isn't 90%. We know that from South Korea, which has pretty close to 100% testing. (Can't have less than that in a test-and-track strategy without a lockdown, it will lead to exponential growth, which they don't have)...

"We're going to win so much. You're going to get tired of winning. you’re going to say, ‘Please Mr. President, I have a headache. Please, don't win so much. This is getting terrible.’" Eerie.

Ok. Let's evaluate that proposal. Let's make it under 44 years, since I have a stat for that. (It will get worse under 50). That's a group of 186 million people. Now let's also say this whole thing is under-counted by 500% (it's not - based on South Korea it's at most 200%, but people still...

It's not about scary vs. not scary. It gives a very different view of progression. Let's take Italy. E.g. Can you tell where Italy will peak from here? 100k? 1m? 10m? Now look at logarithmic. Ok, they're going to peak at or around 100k. Maybe a bit over but not in the millions.