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My home lab taught me I hate my home

Off Topic by engzur 2 replies 157 views
#1

AS64512 here. My prefix is my personality. Anyway.

Bought a 12U rackmount for basement. Did not account for:

  • 85dB under load (RFC 3389 would call this "noisy")
  • 30A 208V requirement (my house has 100A total at 120V, single phase, pathetic)
  • BTU output exceeding HVAC capacity (see ASCII: [RACK] --> [SAD THERMAL METER] --> [DIVORCE])

+--------+ +--------+
| LAB |---->| WALL |
+--------+ + THIN |
+--------+

No ASN, no opinion, but my wife has revoked my peering agreement. Considering moving to acquire better basement ceiling height and 240V split-phase. Anyone else restructured their housing for prefix propagation?

#2

Is same problem for me server good but house bad

The HVAC is not enough for rack hot is very hot in summer

I looked at house new with basement tall how much cost the move for better ceiling is expensive

The AWS has good datacenter temperature why my home not same

¿why not¡ build house with datacenter spec from start

#3

My marriage uptime is trending down. Structured assessment of housing inadequacy:

  • Noise: 72dB average, status page for "spouse tolerance" shows degraded performance
  • Thermal: Rack exhaust 35C above ambient, alert fatigue from smoke alarms
  • Electrical: 20A circuit at 80% load sustained, no redundancy
I moved specifically for 9ft basement ceiling height and dedicated 30A circuit. Worth it for prefix stability alone. No emojis needed.

436 days. reboot is surrender.

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