SwampNut

Oh right, sorry, I forgot you have a generator. So yeah, I think the Micro should do all you need. For me, it was absolutely the difference between starting 10% of the time, or starting 98% of the time on the generator. I don't recall the brand, it looked just like that, and sold as "universal up to X tons."

Are you fucking with him?

I've used one on a small unit to be able to start from an inverter and generator. Why do you want one on a house? You have infinite starting power no? In any case I think the Micro-Air seems to make the most sense unless you needed to truly, highly optimize the starting. Meaning that I'm certain it's going to reduce the load by a huge amount, and spending more to get the last bit of perfection would be low value. I don't understand the statement that Hyper doesn't specify a model. Right in your link, they have a pull-down to select model by unit size.

That's one redheaded cunt hair away from becoming an official measurement. As a ratio of size to speed, amusingly, the faster printers are slower. Meaning that because of acceleration/deceleration problems, fast printers have to print tiny things slowly relative to their full speed. Bedslingers can just keep their speed for tiny things. For large items they can run fast as fuck and only slow for curves and corners (relative to nozzle flow rates). Adding this here because I just thought of it while cleaning the bed for a new job...I recommend this product as a must have, period. Just do it. The name is Magigoo, one for PA variants and one for all others.

It's mounted over the passenger side... Oh, I upgraded the hotend and nozzle again. Some miracle material, added another 20% in flow rate.

90% sure I found the answer. Store the media on Amazon S3 and only keep the database on the forum server. If that works well, the cost is super cheap while also letting me offload the support and licenses to the service provider.

LOL, yeah, trying not to turn this into a subscription, and be reasonable with it all. I need to do the math/accounting on all the various costs now, and what we (I) have spent. Currently we have about five different costs, that one would replace them all.

No.

And then there's this, which is hosting right with the company that makes the forum software. Double what it costs now (ish, I haven't added it up lately). The other hosts are around $100-200/year. So it's pretty massive.

To put a fine point on it, already, the reason we're on a semi-custom server that I have to manage is because of things like this. We've never fit into fully hosted/managed plans. But it's the best way to ensure our future. Shit, if get deported, you all can run this place if it's fully hosted and not a self-run server.

One of the growing challenges is our disk usage; it's astronomical. The fucking Android phones that take retarded-sized pictures are a big problem. I have no idea if I can go force all the uploaded pics to become smaller. Part of yesterday's issue is that a certain volume where data is temporarily cached/moved is running out of space, and none of the hosting services have packages with more space. Basically you either get a mainstream provider with X packages, or you go with a full custom enterprise provider at 5-10x the cost. Maybe we just delete really ancient photos? Dunno. The current system has 120GB, 97% used. Hi Carlos, Thank you for your reply. Our current highest storage allocation is 120GB, that is based on an annual plan that includes 20GB additional storage by comparison to a monthly one. How much does your usage grow by generally? Kind Regards, Max SpeedyPage Support https://speedypage.com

The hard parts are that the technologies that the forum runs on are 50% outside my normal skills, and the cost of some of the hosting options is astronomical. But I'm looking at one very good option with a reasonable cost and people who will fill in my tech needs as needed.

OMFG, that was fun. Not. Fuck. Fixed, but will need some added repair. What we REALLY need is to move to a whole new server that's got better management and newer modules.

Testing YT linking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYtep9uQQqI