Exactly!

Lots of AMD boards do, actually.

Nah, the RAM will be ECC, but AMD motherboards often will take that. SSDs will be m2 or SAS, you may have to find yourself a PCIE card to hook up those, but it shouldn’t be impossible.

I have a t-shirt that says “Unfortunately peanut butter”.

A mild nausea, usually.

“Do we have a spare? We don’t? Tch, unfortunate.”

Plus zero LLM slop everywhere.

![Shrimp on an office chair](https://discuss.tchncs.de/pictrs/image/cd36a359-5165-49c5-85b3-0cd3425680ee.jpeg "Rate my build)

“Try to keep out the worst malware’d packages”

I have this one, too! Well, actually, I have two of them, as I also wanted one on my desk at work.

I have the shrimp in an office chair, too. Twice.

…that we know of.

Last drive I replaced was a consumer desktop drive that had been spinning in my server for 7 or 8 years. Get better drives than that and yeah, they’ll typically last a while.

Yeah, RAID is for uptime, or for speed (RAID0, RAID10), but defo have a backup.

Multiple.

One of them off-site.

Not all hearing aids are cochlear implants or bone conducting types. There’s plenty that are basically an Airpod.

Source: am a user.

On the other hand, not livetweeting an event saves you both money and a lot of effort.

Some people are literally too poor to own a lib.

Are you sure you’re not just a deer or boar?

Ah, that could be it. And yeah, that’s a bit harder to solve, that stuff just takes time and effort and a bit of luck.

This better?

There’s other instances, and you can interact with subs on other instances just fine. That’s the whole point of activitypub. So if you really miss those subs, maybe see if they’re available on other instances?