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Unless you are adding a discrete GPU, your options are limited to APUs which only have two models in Zen 3: 5600G and 5700G.

1. The first PCIe x16 slot should be 4.0 only. PCIe 5.0 is not supported until AM5.
2. Most AM4 CPUs support ECC memory. So you can use DDR4 ECC UDIMM with this board. The problem is that the ECC feature support is incomplete.
3. Half of the 8 SATA3 ports are from the chipset while the remaining half is from AM1064.

Oh sorry I misread your message. Indeed it is an odd one. https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/blob/master/LICENSE.md

Isn't it just plain old MIT or have I missed anything?

https://github.com/huginn/huginn/blob/master/LICENSE

Oh right my fault. Stripe is done at the pool level. So the two disks will be their own vdevs. And then the two vdevs are added into one zpool.

They are not that different. The concepts are portable.

Yeah the BIOSes found in Intel NUCs are not fancy but are real solid. I have only tried lower end models (N5105, N6005, and N100) from ASUS and Gigabyte. I think most of them are comparable.

Those from China (e.g. Beelink, Minisforum, and Morefine) however can get finicky from time to time. I recall getting a 1235U unit that had a nearly raw AMI BIOS... I can literally set (and break) anything lol.

Cookies are set via the HTTP headers. And the check is usually done locally by JavaScript. The headers can be stripped away via proxy. But unless you disable JavaScript outright (which will literally break most modern websites), you could hardly avoid those banners.

As if our dear Uncle Sam does not trade 😭😭 Oh yeah by PPP Indian economy is larger than that of Japan and Germany combined too. Hurray India is an advanced economy now. Give the per capita figure a look and wake up.

And they will definitely be better than people. Just them being able to communicate with each other, even locally, can remove the need for traffic lights already.

Mission accomplished I would say. They have proposed a new form factor, kept on making and selling machines conforming to the form factor and showed the market it is feasible. And now when everyone is on board and the form factor is not so new anymore, it's time to leave.

Imagine China can takeover the world. Yeah one can dream. We have a Putin already. 🤣 🤣

I miss the day when we could literally pick a cutlery knife, pry open the plastic case, re-enable root access via the debug port, and flash LineageOS into these Fire tablets.

As far as I know the idle power varies from implementations to implementations, especially regarding charging. Also the idle power tends to grow when the battery ages (as the internal resistance increases).

If you are interested in the APC one, it does not hurt shooting them an email asking for the rated idle power usage. From my experience, APC has been pretty eager to respond.

Indeed they are 😂. It is especially true with the newer gen products. A few years ago these "power stripes with battery backup" had much smaller capacity and fewer capability.

It would be a neat option if they have armed it with a larger battery. Even those dirt cheap portable battery packs come with 10Ah nowadays...

as if they are in a role to make demands now lmao

A selfhost option: Bitwarden frontend with Vaultwarden backend.

For such a small load, you may consider those surge protectors/power stripes with battery backup, e.g. APC Back-UPS 600VA. Or you can take a more DIY route and try those DC UPS circuits if your low-power NAS supports direct DC input, i.e. it has a barrel jack for power.

Yes Telegram bot API supports long polling which is basically your server making successive long-running requests to the Telegram server and wait for a response.

Any $5 VPS (usually single core plus 1GB RAM) should be good enough for this purpose if it is just a bot for you and your friends.