Slrpnk.net outage

[lazycog@sopuli.xyz]

Lol love the new username, fitting!

[blaze@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Great list, as usual!

[piratefrog@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Good stuff, Sergio!

[piratefrog@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Yarr, thank ye kindly, Lazy

[melodiousfunk@startrek.website]

This is something that even larger corps struggle with. My old company would buy some other company, lay off a bunch of people, others would quit, and then it was shocked Pikachu faces all around when That One Thing stopped working in an office they turned into a ghost town and, well, no, nobody was going to be there until Monday morning to power cycle etc. True lights out/OOB reachability is WORK. And there's always going to be a SPOF somewhere that requires hands on-site.

Do what you can, when you can. And thank you for all that y'all have done so far.

[psychepomp@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

You mean create an alt, right?

[tachyontele@lemm.ee]

Knowledgeable? Lmao

[gandalf_der_12te@discuss.tchncs.de]

This is actually great timing, i'd say. Just now most of the northern hemisphere is starting into summer. At least i deeply feel it on a personal level that summer is arriving. I take this as a gift from the universe that directs me towards touching grass, and going swimming. Enjoy your summer, you all! Connect with your local community, if you can.

[dragontypewyvern@midwest.social]

thirty minutes later

Okay I touched grass and now I'm bored and itchy

[curbstickle@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

For that, I'd highly recommend a power conditioner with outlet controls (and preferably sequencing).

Most are pretty expensive, but you can get something like a surgex squid or a gude expert power control for a few hundred here and there, which will give you great data on power usage as well. You can also grab an older model with serial and/or relay controls, and use a pi or whatever is handy to trigger it. Actually have a setup like that in a few racks for clients (mostly orange pis and a couple of Asus tinker boards).

Hope your trip goes well!

[initiateofthevoid@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Try not to stress too much about it while you're away! If nothing can be done, nothing can be done. Solarpunks need to be resilient to things like this anyway. Community over convenience.

[threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works]

communicative about issues

Aren't most admins this way?

*glances at your instance name*

Ah...

[compostgoblin@sh.itjust.works]

Thanks for letting us know! Try not to worry about it too much, it’s all good

[kris@feddit.org]

Thanks, I am trying, but it really is quite annoying to lose access like that.

[kris@feddit.org]

Glad that at least someone sees a positive side of it, because I sure don't... well at least it gives me a bunch of ideas how to avoid such situations in the future

[grysbok@lemmy.sdf.org]

Lol. Yeah, sdf.org feels pretty hands-off. They have longevity going for them--I've had an sdf account of some sort since 2009 at the latest. The system started life as a BBS in the 80s. The name comes from the anime "Super Dimension Fortress", which I've never seen.

[qaz@lemmy.world]

Thanks for the update, good luck with your trip.

[khaliso@lemmy.world]

Thanks for the heads up! My Main account is in slrpnk, so I'll set a reminder in an month to switch back.

[threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works]

pretty hands-off

Given that the single admin @SDF@lemmy.sdf.org hasn't been active in two years, yeah, I'd say that counts as "pretty hands-off". The SDF organization as a whole will probably be around for decades to come, but they don't seem to care that much about their Lemmy instance.

[glaber@lemm.ee]

Yeah! It's definitely worth adding to my list of migration contenders now that lemm.ee is closing and I have to jump ship