where are all the 30< mower decks >42
https://lemmy.world/post/26899499
where are all the 30< mower decks >42 - Lemmy.World
Hurricane Helene crushed my 38" mower, and it just barely fit in the bed of my
93 Ranger. My options now are the dumpy looking disposable 30" riders, a 42"
that won’t fit in the truck, or a push mower that I’m too lazy to walk behind.
I’ve decided that a single blade larger than 30" must be impractical because the
spindles can’t handle the Mandingo of a blade, and dual blades smaller than 42"
total must be too many RPMs to hit target tip speed. Insurance is paying for it,
but I want something that fits in the truck. Any ideas?
travel routers - Lemmy.World
So I’ve seen the TP-Link and GL.inet travel routers, and it looks like some of
the GLs are/were built to run wrt firmwares. Stock TP firmwares have been pretty
full features in my experience. I really want USB-C power. The GL wireguard
support looks useful too, but it looks like their newer stuff is proprietary?
Another want, not need, is 5 GHz band. Does anyone have a favorite model or
another board that can be flashed?
Hass templating compound logical operators
https://lemmy.world/post/4828716
Hass templating compound logical operators - Lemmy.world
I’m working in the template editor, and if I use the ‘and’ operator, an entity
disappears. I finally found/guessed a working combination but I can’t find any
examples to see the right combo of operators and parenthesis. HA tells you to
look at jinja docs, jinja literally says “There is not an awful lot to talk
about here” any template guru out there know the secret sauce?
Caddy subdomain reverse proxy performance
https://lemmy.world/post/2757855
Caddy subdomain reverse proxy performance - Lemmy.world
I’d asked about using a VPS to get better routing to my homelab in this post:
https://lemmy.world/post/1424540 [https://lemmy.world/post/1424540] I’ve
narrowed down my problem- if i use a subdomain in my caddyfile, performance is
1/3 or worse compared to just the root. example.com {reverse_proxy 192.168.1.57}
will saturate my gigabit lan connection at 980ish. On a 5gUW connection i get my
advertised 50 mbit or more librespeed.example.com {reverse_proxy 192.168.1.57} I
get 220-250 megabits on my internal lan. The same 5gUW connection will only get
7 or 8 mbit. It’s strange to me that everything seems to work just fine, but
it’s just slow. Anyone got any ideas?
strapping non-wall mountable gear to the wall
https://lemmy.world/post/1601782
strapping non-wall mountable gear to the wall - Lemmy.world
Trying to clean up the network closet. I’ve got an S33 modem that’s shaped like
an almond, and a lutron hub that’s like a deck of cards, that don’t have
keyholes to mount with. I’ve seen the 3D printed brackets but that’s not my
style. I’m more of a duct-tape-and-bailing-wire kind of guy. The leading plan is
some plastic pipe strapping from the big orange store. I’ve used Velcro at work
for telephone ATAs and stuff like that but I don’t think it will stick to the
raw plywood well. I’ve got a pretty well equipped shop. What kind of mounting
tricks do you guys have?
improving homelab upload performance- VPS proxy?
https://lemmy.world/post/1424540
improving homelab upload performance- VPS proxy? - Lemmy.world
I’ve got 1000/50 service from a mid-size ISP. It’s pretty consistent- any time I
run a speed test from home, it will hit those numbers. I have an opnsense plugin
checking twice a day. Performance from my self-hosted services to the internet,
however, is very inconsistent. Sometimes I get the full 50, sometimes it will
only hit 5 Mbit/s. Is it possible a VPS proxy could provide less congested
routes? Is there a better way to troubleshoot the bottleneck? When i notice a
slowdown, usually watching a clip on frigate, I’ll use a public speedtest to
check my field connection. If it’s over 50 down, I’ll check librespeed on my
server. If frigate or plex is fast, librespeed will be too. If I’ve noticed a
problem, librespeed has always agreed. My host machine is a 5700g w/ 64 gigs of
ram, X520 nic to an S33 modem, so I don’t think it’s a hardware bottleneck.
