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A photo of two stacks of grey foam that are custom-cut to fit all the individual Warhammer Underworlds warbands, plus a very striking black and white carry bag to fit them all into. Also visible is the head of a small scruffy blonde dog giving the foam trays a good smell.

Woohoo, my order from battlefoam.com arrived! Going to be much less nerve-wracking trying to carefully put all my Warhammer Underworlds warbands away without breaking any of the pointy bits now. (Beanie had to have himself a good sniff of all the new smells).

Posted on 11 June 2021, 9:23

A screenshot of Aussie Broadband's speed test server showing 741Mbps downstream and 46.9Mbps upstream.

Well, that's not shit, and on HFC no less.

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Posted on 29 May 2021, 13:03

A photo of the box of a 450W CoolerMaster power supply.

Woot, replacement power supply arrived for my old Power Mac G4! Now I just need to get a molex extension cable so I can swap the pins around on it rather than directly on the new PSU so it fits what the G4 uses.

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Posted on 27 May 2021, 16:12

A screenshot from speedtest.net showing 273.28Mbps downstream and 22.74Mbps upstream.

Aussie Broadband had a Black Friday deal for 6 months of 250/25 for the same price as our current 100/40 plan, so I figured I'd give it a shot. If we _do_ end up really noticing the decrease in upload speed, we can change back anyway. Speed test looks pretty nice! Also amusingly, our router doesn't have enough CPU power to do QoS at these speeds (SQM with OpenWRT). If I turn it on, even with the limit at 250Mbps, we don't get more than about 120Mbps down.

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Posted on 5 December 2020, 17:59

A screenshot of a Grafana dashboard showing the current outdoor and indoor temperature and humidity, with a sparkline behind it, plus the consumption and production of power pulled from our Powerwall, and a complicated graph showing all of the flow to and from the battery and solar panels and grid.

Ok, I think my Grafana home dashboard is pretty much finished. The power-related data now matches the colours that Tesla's own app uses, and the colour of the temperature changes as it gets hotter or colder!

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Posted on 28 November 2020, 14:03