The name has been in my family far longer than that program has existed, so the way I see it, if anything, they are copying me xD
Legion739
Thanks for this, I founds some self-extinguishing PETG, that's really not much more expensive than PETG. Definitely worth the money
https://shop.filament-pm.com/petg-frjet-self-extinguishing-white-1-75-mm-0-5-kg/p166
Uggg don't give me ideas, I've already sunk way too much time into designing this 😅️🤣
So you could just put a relay between my power-module and your server, and it's problem solved.
A redesign to incorporate one of these would be great, there are also variants that monitor power draw, so you'd be able to see each servers power usage and switch it on or off remotely.

Why are you doing this to me?
My setup is as resilient as this would be:

I haven't added any failure-modes
There are more duckies, a lil giraffe and a turtle at the front
Yea I realised that is a limitation, but Eh I'd take that trade-off for the modularity and good looking backside.
It's rare that you add/remove things, and technically you can just plug out the inside and only that server will go offline with the rest keeping power.
My surname is Erasmus
Sure but then there should be some kind of onboarding, or a better default page.
New users might lose interest before finding communities they would have liked
I want it to be modular, so if I add another 2 servers, I can just add the server module in front, and its power module at the back.
Nice thanks!! You can get a 3D printer for fairly cheap to get started, the one I have is only 280 Euro now with 4 spools of filament
Nice thanks, that sounds good. I'd definitely only want to push to one place, if it then syncs to GitHub that's fine.




I don't think I understand your question.
If you plug all your servers into a power strip like this, all the power goes through the power strip and through one cable. If there is a fault in the power strip, all the servers will lose power as a fuse will trip.
The same is true for my setup, I have added no new failure modes.