That looks like the Fractal Define 6 case which already has built in soundproofing. I have mine on a desk doing the exact same job with even more drives and I don’t even hear it from a couple feet away.
Edit: actually not a Define 6 after looking closer. Mine doesn’t have those weird latches on the side panels despite otherwise looking identical.
Mine also along with multiple new pin codes for our phones every 3 months. Its annoying as hell and makes people just use easier and more memorable passwords rather than sticking with harder ones for longer.
The only notifications I use are for my cameras through frigate so I just use home assistant to send push notifications when someone walks up to my house.
Don’t worry I’ll remind you of this on your next repost from /r/news and maybe you’ll be able to recognize your hypocrisy and self-centeredness then.
Funny that you have so much to say right up until you face even the slightest scrutiny just like in the other post.
You’re making it quite clear that this is all about you and making everyone else conform to your will. When someone pushes back, you suddenly act obtuse and derail the discussion to avoid having to give the ruse away by explaining yourself beyond some superficial “Reeeee! Bots!!” justification
Upset that your daily screenshots of the mod log aren’t getting much engagement? Perhaps you’re jealous that your reposts from /r/news aren’t getting as much traction as time2lose’s reposts? What engagement are you generating other than your current crusade against this specific user?
Edit: its also interesting that not only have you started a crusade against users for posting content that you don’t agree with (even though you don’t hold yourself to the same standard as evidenced by all your own reposts), but you’ve also started a community for you to start a crusade against mods for making decisions that you don’t agree with. There seems to be a pattern here where everything revolves around you and everyone needing to meet your demands.
Every single post listed in the screenshot shows engagement. Furthermore, communities like /funny are always going to be populated with stuff that has been reposted all across the internet because its such a generic topic that requires the content to actually be somewhat funny. Unless you have some resident comedians lurking here, you aren’t going to find much original funny content.
The solution is for all these people complaining to post new, original content every day and give lots of engagement with each one. Since that takes a shit ton of effort and most people work and have lives outside of the internet, they’re unwilling to do that because it would be a full time job, but they’ll still complain about it and demand that someone else fix it for them.
You’re not battling anyone for engagement because you’re not posting anything yourself. All you can offer is hyptheticals with no supporting evidence.
Why don’t you go hang out in /askscience or /askhistorians with Portnou if you want all organic content. He and his multiple personalities are posting there dozens of times per day and those communities are just popping off with content and activity.
Because there are a limited number of IPv4 addresses and bots scan them for open ports.
Only tangentially related but I bought a bottle of OceanSpray cranberry last night and it was $7.75! I dont think I’ve ever paid more than $3 for a bottle of this stuff before.
It looks like it’s straight out of the Sysco order catalog.
Still better than Patnou (?) and their 200 absurd questions each day.
I cant wait to see some student claim that their “AI Agent” attended all their classes and did all their assignments for them, so they want their diploma from the college
They’ve probably compensated by only adding 2/3 of the flavoring.
Perfect example of policing in America. Their primary mission as a force is to protect themselves at all costs just like any other gang or criminal organization.
Agreed. I’ve considered assembling some sort of motorized flip-down system as it combines both my hobbies in cars and electronics as well as my penchant for privacy.